PSHE L.O. To learn how to manage risk and keep safe in different situations.  Think of ways you stay safe when you are out with adults. Discuss how you can stay safe when  1.crossing the road 2.playing in the park 3.at school 4.at the swimming pool 5.in the kitchen (see sheet below)   When I’m in the kitchen I stay safe by… 

 

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P.E-

This week I would like you to focus on understanding a map. On the sheet below you will see a face created out of bean bags, cones and quoits. Try to create your own face using equipment in your house and garden. To keep fit run to collect one item at a time and place correctly before collecting your second item. Draw your own map with a key to show where everything is positioned. The numbers show the order to collect each object. *Challenge* Ask an adult to look at your map and recreate the face you designed in the correct order. 

 

Geography- Watch the video on the link below. Can you label the capital cities of the United Kingdom? 

Challenge- Find out which flag belongs to which country. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zyhp34j/articles/z4v3jhv 

History- 

The first cars  A car, automobile, motor car or autocar usually has four wheels. It uses its own engine to transport passengers over purposely built roads. The first vehicle that could move using an engine was invented in 1769 by a Frenchman called Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot. It was a steam-powered tricycle. The first modern automobile was built in 1886 by German inventor Carl Benz. 

Questions

1. Tick three other names for a car. 

bike automobile

motor car autocar 

2. How many wheels does a car usually have?

 

3. When was the first modern automobile built? 

Bertha Benz In August 1888, Carl Benz's wife, Bertha Benz, became the first person to drive a car over a long distance. Without telling her husband, she and her sons drove 66 miles. When the brakes needed repairing she invented brake lining. She used a hatpin to clean a blocked fuel pipe. She bought fuel at the city pharmacy in Wiesloch. This is now called the first ever petrol station. 

Questions

4. Find and copy one word meaning ‘fixing.’ 

5. What did Bertha use to clean a blocked pipe? Tick one. 

A finger A needle 

 

A tool A hatpin

6. Where did Martha buy fuel?

Art/D&T-  

Making a Rain stick

You will need:

a cardboard tube. light cardboard or card masking tape scissors plain scrap paper, cut into circles x2 rice felt tip pens/ paint/ glitter/ stickers funnel 

Instructions:

Step 1: Fold the circle of paper around one end of the tube. Step 2: Use the masking tape to attach the paper around the end of the tube so that it is secure. Step 3: Tape the strips of the light cardboard together so that they are the length of the tube. I made the strips 1 inch wide because the inner diameter of the tube is 1½ inches. This left room all the way around the cardboard for the rice to move around. Step 4: Accordion fold the cardboard so that will all fit into the tube. Put it all into the tube. Step 5: Take the funnel and stick it into open end of the tube. Pour the rice into the funnel and then shake it into the tube. Step 6: Use another circle of paper to close off the open end of the tube. Now you are done with the main part of the rain stick. Step 7: Now have fun decorating your rain stick!

Science-  

Hot and Cold Habitats Animal Matching Worksheet

Carefully cut out the animals below and stick them with the correct habitat- hot or cold?

You might need to research some of the animals. Hot Habitat

Cold Habitat

camel meerkat  penguin 

lizard 

scorpion  killer whale 

musk ox reindeer 

snake walrusArctic fox 

fennec fox 

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Writing  

 

Can you follow the instructions to make your own pirate hat?

Spellings

Practise writing these words in sand, foam or with different coloured pens/pencils.

have

like

your

said

maths

 

Maths

Summer Term week 9

Click the link to watch the video on ‘Counting to 100’ lesson 1.

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year‐1/ 

Maths

Summer Term week 9

Click the link to watch the video on ‘partitioning numbers’ lesson 2.

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year‐1/ 

Maths

Summer Term week 9

Click the link to watch the video on ‘Comparing numbers’ lesson 3.

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year‐1/ 

Maths

Summer Term week 9

Click the link to watch the video on ‘Comparing numbers (2) lesson 4.

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year‐1/ 

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