Week 6: 11/05/2020
Miss Bonthrone's Science Challenge Week 1
Hello! There is now an e-mail address for each teacher
so you can now e-mail photographs of any work you are
especially proud of to these addresses:
year 1 is: mrsoharasclass@outlook.com
and: mrslowesclass@outlook.com
Along with Miss Bonthrone's challenge we also have a
challenge set by Mr O'Hara. We will post a photograph
of a 'mystery object' each week for you to guess.
Email the answer if you can work out what it is. You
can ask your family for help.
This week's mystery object:
Monday 11th May
Numeracy
You will need a 100 square. Print one from
twinkle.co.uk or tes.com. or. you can view one on
primary games.co.uk/pg2/splat/splatsq100.html
Practise counting to 100 and back in ones.
Choose a number from each row on your 100 square.
Can you write them down and say the number that is
one more?
Can you say the number that is one less?
Can you find the number that is ten more?
Where is it on the 100 square (one below)?
Why is that?
Literacy
Diary
Write today's date in full.
What have you been doing?
Have you been helping at home?
Have you been out for a walk? Where did you go?
Have you made anything?
Have you learned anything new?
Write all about it remembering your full stops and
capital letters.
Draw a picture.
You could email it to your teacher.
Creative
Watch mini music makers episode one on YouTube.
Build a den - indoors or outdoors!
Which storybook would you read in your den? Which
toy or teddy could you play with in your den?
Make some play dough.
2 cups of plain flour
1 cup of salt
1 tablespoon of oil
half to one cup of cold water (add food colouring to
this if you want)
Mix the flour and salt, add the water, oil and food
colouring. Knead it well, adding more flour if the
consistency is too wet.
Tuesday 12th May
Numeracy
You will need a 100 square (see yesterday). If you
can use the 'splat' square. If not you will need a
printed copy of the 100 square.
Choose one colour and splat/colour 5, 17, 22, 38, 41,
59, 63, 75, 84, 97.
Splat/colour ten more than those numbers in a
different colour.
In a third colour splat/colour ten less.
Count in tens forwards to 100 and back beginning
from zero.
Can you count in tens starting from 3? 8? 9?
What stays the same? (units)
What changes? (tens digit)
Why is this?
Literacy
Handwriting Practice
Practise all of your lower case letters and capitals.
Creative
Have you got an unwanted roll of wallpaper?
Unroll and lie down on it and get someone to draw
around you; you could do it outside using chalks. Can
you label it with all the different parts of the body?
potato printing
You need an unwanted potato - the bigger the better
- and paint.
Ask an adult to carve a shape into the potato...dip it
into the paint...off you go! Remember you are
printing by pressing onto the paper and lifting off,
NOT using it like a brush.
Make a pasta necklace or bracelet: you could paint
the pasta first. Send a photo on the class emails.
Wednesday 13th May
Numeracy
Place Values
Can you remember learning about two digit numbers?
The first digit tells us how many tens and the
second digit tells us how many ones.
Eg: 14 = one ten and four ones
Complete these sentences:
17 = ___ten and ___ ones
13 = ___ten and ___ ones
19 = ___ten and ___ ones
__ = one ten and six ones
__ = one ten and two ones
__ = one ten and zero ones
Can you make teen numbers using bricks?
Make ten sticks using ten bricks in one colour.
Choose different colour bricks for your ones.
Eg: tens sticks in yellow bricks and ones in blue.
Make 12, 14, 17, 19 in bricks.
Label your numbers - make sure your digits are the
right way around! 14 NOT 41!
Literacy
Choose to write a book review or a film review.
What was its title?
Who were the important characters?
What sort of book/film was it?
Did you enjoy it? Explain why/why not using the word
because in the answer.
Draw a picture to go with your writing.
Practise spelling the word because.
Remember Big Elephants Always Understand Small
Elephants Will Help You!
Creative
Make a bird feeder using a large plastic bottle. There
are lots of ideas on Youtube or
bbc.co.uk/northernireland/radiofoyle/breatingplaces/bird-feederpdf for written instructions.
Make an animal corner bookmark.
www.easypeasyandfun.com
You will need a square of plain paper - any colour!
Can you create a tea party and invite your toys?
You could write invitations or menus.
Thursday 14th May
Numeracy
Can you write all the number words to ten yet?
Can you write all the numbers from ten to twenty
as words?
Practise spelling and writing them.
Can you match objects to the numbers, counting
carefully?
You might use shells, buttons, counters, pennies,
pasta or bricks.
Can you use your brick ten sticks and ones you made
yesterday to make higher numbers?
Can you write those numbers as words?
Literacy
Poetry
BBC Bitesize. KS1 How to Write a Poem
What three things does a poem need?
Find a short poem you like.
Practise reading it aloud.
What is it about?
Who is it by?
Why do you like it?
Draw a picture to illustrate it.
Copy it out in your best handwriting.
You could email it to your teacher or film yourself
reading it and send it to your teacher.
Creative
Cress Heads
You will need an empty eggshell. Fill it with a wet
cottonwool ball and sprinkle on cress seeds.
Can you draw a face using felt tip on your eggshell?
Gently!
Are you having any deliveries? Save the boxes. Can
you make a robot...or a garage for your car... or a
house for your dolls?
Listen to and watch mini music makers episode 2 on
You Tube.
Friday 15th May
Numeracy
Play snakes and ladders.
Maths challenge!
Six Beads
Literacy
Poems are full of words.
If you had £1 (that's a hundred pennies) and words
cost 10p which words would you buy?
Write a list of these words. Why do you like them?
Creative
Watch Oliver Jeffers read his amazing stories on
Instagram Live.
Find out how to earn a Blue Peter Badge. There are
eight different ones to choose from.
bbc.co.uk/cbbc/joinin/about-blue-peter-badges
(or search the CBeebies site).
Find out how to make yourself a cardboard
construction set.
picklebums.com/cardboard-tube-construction/
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