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F2 Home Learning Menu 6 08.06.20
Here are some activities for you to complete with your child while at home. If you can, please take a picture and share with us on tapestry. If you
need any support with home learning please get in touch with us on our dedicated email: [email protected]
Reading
Shark in the Park
This week’s story is ‘Shark in the Park’ by Nick Sharratt.
Would you like to hear it?
Log onto Tapestry to listen to the story read by an adult from F2.
Rhyming Words
In this week’s story, there are lots of rhyming words. Remember rhyming words are words that
sound the same. They usually have the same or
similar end sound. For example: cat, mat, hat, chat etc.
Using the rhyming worksheet below, match all the
objects that rhyme.
Build a Reading Den
Help your child gather cushions, sheets and blankets and find somewhere cosy. Tell them to
make a space for two and snuggle up and read
their favourite books.
Writing
What is it?
Some people are scared of this creature
Because it can have a big bite Be careful out in the ocean
One of its kind is a Great White….
Have you guessed? If so, draw and label a shark. Use the template if you wish.
Remember to use your sound mats to help.
Sharks
Watch the clip which is all about sharks. Then,
write down the facts that you found interesting.
You can use the fact sheet below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agqgBkpbCoY
What Can You See Through Your Telescope?
First, explain to your child that they are going to
pretend to be in the park looking through their own telescope to see what they can see.
Together, discuss what they can see. For
example: a shark, a cat, a man, a slide etc.
Then, support them to record the objects that they can see.
Use the template below.
Maths
2D Shapes
Practise the 2D shapes with your child. This
year, they have been learning to name the following shapes:
Circle
Triangle
Square
Star
Rectangle
Oval
2D Shapes
Complete the colour by shape sheets.
Shark Addition
Complete the shark addition sheet below.
Remember to use your number line to help you
form the digits correctly.
Pentagon
Hexagon
Use the sheet below to help. It would be great if you could encourage your child to count the
sides and vertices (corners).
For example:
A hexagon has 6 sides and 6 vertices.
Other
Research
Sharks are not the only creatures that can be
found in the oceans!
Choose a sea creature to find out interesting
facts about. You may choose to research one of the following:
Whales
Dolphins
Jellyfish
Turtles
Challenge
Using a timer, ask an adult to see how quickly you
can get dressed in the morning without too much help.
Challenge yourself to beat your initial time by the end of the week. Use the template to record your
times.
Get Creative
Make your very own telescope just like Timothy
Pope.
Time Monday
……………… minutes ………………seconds
Tuesday ……………… minutes ………………seconds
Wednesday
……………… minutes ………………seconds
Thursday ……………… minutes ………………seconds
Friday
……………… minutes ………………seconds
The Getting Dressed Challenge
2D Shapes
Colour by 2D Shapes
Colour by 2D Shapes
Addition to 10. Addition to 20.
Rhyming Pairs Draw lines to match the pairs.
What can you see through your telescope?
Name:
………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Labelling a Shark
Shark Facts
