Year 1 Project - School Days
In the School Days project, your child will have the opportunity to take part in a traditional Victorian class and will learn about the differences between schooling in the Victorian era and schooling today. They will learn about objects found in a Victorian classroom and how they were used. They will research Samuel Wilderspin, an important figure in the development of schooling for young children in the Victorian era, whose ideals are reflected in schooling today. They will learn to describe the passage of time through study of past, present and future tense vocabulary.
Memorable Experience - Victorian classroom workshop
Geography - Fieldwork; Human and physical features; Maps; Local environment; Changes over time
History - Historical vocabulary; Historical artefacts; Timelines; Present day schools; Our school; Victorian era; Victorian schools; Significant people – Samuel Wilderspin
This project is also supported with mini projects in;
Science: Plant parts; Animal parts.
Art and Design: Funny faces and fabulous features
Design and Technology: Chop, slice and mash
Computing: derived from D.A.R.E.S
Music: derived from Kapow
PE: derived from Greenacres/TeamThemeKent Resources
PSHE: derived from Jigsaw
RE: derived from Kent SACRE Curriculum
More information about the Year 1 Curriculum can be found in the YEAR 1 Long Term Plan 2023 document found below.
In Year 1 PE lessons are timetabled for Tuesday and Thursday. Please make sure that earrings are taped up or removed on these days.
We will participate in football lessons on Tuesday and rounders on Thursday.
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English
Please scan and use the QR codes document (attached above) to prepare your child for the Phonics screening check, in June.
W/C 15.4.24, we will:
Phonics:
W/C 15.4.24
Monday:
/ai / as
ay in play
Words: play spray tray
crayon day stray
Tricky words: eye sure pure
Sentence: “May we play
with you?” said
the children.
Write: play
tray and
they
Tuesday: /ai / as
a-e in shake
Words - made same game
snake amaze take
Tricky words: eye sure pure
said
Sentence: I was waiting to
play their game.
Write: made
game and
sure
Wednesday: /ee/ as
ea in each
Words: bead sea read heap
treat least
Tricky words: eye sure pure
said were
Sentence: Some people think
it is a treat to play
in the sea.
Write: sea
treat and
pure
Thursday:/ee/ as
e in he
Words -fever being secret me
we she
Tricky words: eye sure pure
said were
Sentence: Where was the
secret shop we got
the treat from?
Write:fever
secret and
said
Friday: N/A as school trip
Review the week's graphemes plus write: N/A
Spelling by phoneme check:
N/A due to school trip
Maths
W/C 15.4.24, we will:
Fluencybee:
Add and subtract within 10
Additional Information
Class photos - Wednesday 17th April
Please remove or tape earrings every Tuesday and Thursday for PE.
18.4.24 (Thursday) is Steadman (yellow)
Parents link for guidance on the Little Wandle phonics scheme
https://www.littlewandlelettersandsounds.org.uk/resources/for-parents/
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This week's homework is;
English: Write sentences which contain the tricky words - though, thought, because, what and many.
Write an acrostic poem about an animal.
Write sentences which use the plurals for these nouns: hat, dish, wish, room, cup and chair.
Write the alphabet in capital letters and lowercase then tell you their names.
Practise spelling
painting, stain
clay, playing
cave, mistake
Maths: write all the addition and subtraction facts for these equations: 3+2=5; 18+2 = 20; 7-3=4; 6-1=5
Read and write number words and numerals to twenty.
Solve: 23+7=; 47-5=; 32+8=; 45+3=; 34-6=
Measure the mass of household objects using cubes.
Show you their understanding of the difference between capacity and volume.
Count in 2s, 5s and 10s
If they do any of this, please send it in so that they can receive house points.
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