It's Marvellous Monday!

Good Morning Reception, it's time to start a brand new week of learning! We hope you have all had a lovely half term. Today we are going to remind ourselves of the months of the year with this great song:

Remember, we love to see your work! Please send us some pictures of your learning this week to our class email: carle@greenfield.walsall.sch.uk

Get Moving!

Don't forget that Joe Wicks' will be leading a brand new PE lesson on his YouTube channel today! Access the workout at 9am by following this link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ

Remember, we've got lots of other fun PE ideas on our PE webpage if you would like to try something different.

RML:

As usual, your three phonics sessions will be available on the Ruth Miskin YouTube channel at 9:30am. Please access these via the following link: https://www.youtube.com/c/RuthMiskinTrainingEdu/featured%C2%A0

We have seen some amazing example of the writing that you produce during these sessions, and would love for you to send us some more examples via our email!

Literacy:

Make sure you’ve turned your writing brains on, because we are about to do our first literacy lesson of this half term!

Can you see that I have used a picture to represent each of the key events in the story? Can you remember what the key events are? Tell your grownup.

Now it’s time for you to draw your own ‘S’ plan! Farmer Duck is quite a long story, so remember to keep referring back to the story video to help you remember what happened. I can’t wait to see what you come up with – I know that your drawings are going to be a lot better than mine!

If you would like a template for your ‘S’ plan, feel free to print the document below:

Maths:

For our maths learning today we are going to be learning about the amounts 9 and 10. You’re going to need your careful counting skills today. Remember to make sure we count correctly we need to touch the objects as we count. Click here to join in with today's learning. 

After you have watched the clip about 9 and 10. We want you to see how many ways you can make 9 and 10. Like this:

You could use stones, counters, sweets, biscuits, buttons, pieces of lego, anything that you have at home. We can’t wait to see how many different ways you can make 9 and 10.

Music:

This afternoon we will be learning some music. In this lesson, we will get busy at the Veggie Patch. We will use raindrops to help us learn about pitch and start to read high, middle and low sounds. This lesson's brand new song is one to dance to, so make sure you have plenty of space.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/the-veggie-patch-part-1-c8wk6c  

PSHE:

In this lesson we will learn that different people in different countries dress differently because of the traditions in that country. Today we want you to use clothing from your home to dress as though you live in another country. First click here to begin today’s lesson: https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/dress-to-impress-6cuk4d