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Medstead Church of England Primary School

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Oak

Curriculum Presentation

Home Learning

Reading

Please keep reading books and recording them in the reading diary. We have started counting the number of days read, so we are on the way to our story wings badges.

 

***We will be collecting in Library books so please use the local library if you would like extra books to share over the Christmas holiday. Thank you ***

Phonics

I have put some activities into the children's book bags, depending on the reading skills they are currently practising. Please enjoy playing these games at home. Keep sharing books and please remember to write all reading - including the games - in the reading diary. Thank you

 

I have changed the links below, for the reading and spelling practise, so please click on these to go to the Ruth Miskin clips.

Mathletics

I have added some shape games on to the menu. Your child's log in is in the back cover of the reading diary - but if you have lost it please let us know and we can print another.

 

Autumn 2 Challenges

Please find the grid below.  There are a range of activities to choose from. We have already given out one certificate and had some amazing advent wreaths brought in to share. Please take a picture of any activities you do, and send it in, so that we can share your learning with the rest of Oak Class. 

 

As always, please do come and ask if your have any queries / concerns or send an email in the the office and it will be forwarded on. Thank you for sharing all those vital bits of information about your child and for your continued support. Have a lovely weekend.

 

 

Phonics

Challenge - when children confidently recognise the 'special friends'

Phonics

If you have any questions or want any help, with the Home Learning, please come and chat to a member of the Oak Class Team. Doing these activities at home really supports the learning we do in class. The more you can practise the letter sounds in fun, exciting ways the easier your child will find learning to read.  Thank you.

 

 

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