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Harvington C of E First and Nursery School

‘Together we love, learn and grow’

Year 1

Class Teacher- Miss R Harrison

Teaching Assistants- Mrs Sams, Miss Boyle, Mrs Rean and Mrs S Griffiths

 

PTFA Rep: Cassie Taylor & Nikki Clarke

 

General Information

Each day please bring a drinks bottle and your book bag containing your message and reading book.

Our PE days are a Thursday and Friday-if you bring your PE kit into school you can leave it at school and we'll send it home when it needs washing.

On a Monday we have forest school-you don't need any special clothes, just make sure you bring a coat, hat and gloves if it is cold or a sunhat if it is sunny!

 

Phonics

Please watch the clip below to check the pronunciation of the Phase 5 sounds we learn in Year 1.  There is also a document to show the images that go with the sounds.

ELS: Phase 5 pronunciation

Harder to read and spell words that we are learning to use independently within our writing:

Summer 2

History - What is a Monarch?

 

Who are these people and why are they special? 

This is Queen Elizabeth II. 

What was her life like?

What do you know about her?

Can you find out some facts about her?

 

 

 

    

 

 

 

Click on the picture below to learn more about Queen Elizabeth II

 

Science - Recap of previous 5 units 

 

1. Can you name the 4 seasons?

 

Click on the picture to check if you were right!

 

 

2. Which animal groups can you recall?

 

 

3. 

 Can you name the animal that made each footprint?

Which footprint was made by a mammal?

Which footprint was made by a bird?

Which footprint was made by a reptile?

Which footprint was made by an amphibian?

 

4. What materials are these objects made of?

 

Click on the picture to find out more about materials. 

 

5. Are humans carnivore, herbivore or omnivore? Is there more than one answer?

 

Click the picture to find out more...

 

 

 

 

Our Class Author is....

 

David McKee.       

 

Do you already know some of his books? 

 

Click on the picture below to hear David McKee read an Elmer story. 

 

 

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