****Assessment Task for Today – Numeracy ****

(Every child is to send a photo of what they have measured in their cooking/making today for the Maths activity- eg. holding a 1/2 cup of milk, weighing 50 grams of butter)

📚Reading📚

Click on the link below if you would like to print off a copy of the Home Learning Log for Weeks 7 & 8.

Weeks 7 & 8

Learning Intention: We are learning to differentiate between what is known and new information. 

Success Criteria: I can:

• Talk about what I know about a topic before reading the text
• Talk about new ideas or information in a text while I am reading.
• Show evidence in the text of new ideas or information by identifying the appropriate sentence, picture or graphic.
•  Differentiate between what is known and new information and talk about my thinking.

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
  • speed read sheet unit 11 sh ch th
• Play the /ee/ Four In A Row Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).
  • Four in a Row game ee

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a nonfiction book that you have not already read from the highest level you have access to.
• Before reading, look at the front cover and think about what you already know about this topic.
• Read the book.
• After reading, think about the new information you have discovered by reading the book.

Read to Parent (10 mins) or complete the Book Week Activity

• Read a Wushka Non Fiction book to your parent. Before reading, talk about what you already know about this topic. After reading, talk about the new information you learnt from reading this book.
• OR
• Book Week Book: ‘No! Never!’ WINNER OF BOOK OF THE YEAR: EARLY CHILDHOOD 

• No! Never! – BOOK WEEK 2021 – Read Aloud

Webex Check In @ 10:30 am 

This is a time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day. Webex Focus: We will be showing to the class our ‘Book Week’ costume and telling the class what we are dressed up as. Bring along the book to show if you have it!

We will leave the meeting open for a further 30 mins for children to work with the teacher or ask questions.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 208 3651 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 665 6706 Password: hello

📝Writing📝

If you need more dotted thirds paper for writing tasks, please click on the following link to print.

Year 1 dotted-thirds

Year 2 dotted-thirds

Learning Intention: We are learning to write a Character profile about a character from a book we have read this week.

Success Criteria: I can:

• write about the personality of the character
• explain what the character does in the book
• describe what the character looks like
• draw a picture of the character

Follow up Book Week Activity:

Choose your favourite book from the BOOK WEEK books (the videos you watched) and complete this sheet on the main character.

Character Profile Sheet

🔢 Maths 🔢 – 30 minutes

Learning Intention: We are learning about mass in measurement.

Mass is the amount of matter or substance that makes up an object. It is measured in units for example kilograms, which can be abbreviated as kg.

Success Criteria – I can:

• Understand how to ‘read’ measurements like grams, kilograms, millilitres and litres
• Follow instructions/recipe to make something involving measuring equipment
• Weigh objects and determine which is heavier or lighter

Warm up – Multiplication: Give me 5 

Please see the example below for how to fill out the ‘Give me 5’ sheet:

Grade 1: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers that are 6 and under (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

Grade 2: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers to 10 (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

MASS:

• Watch the following two clips on Youtube to learn about measuring with scales and also with measuring cups.
• Today get creative in the kitchen (with mum/dad or a helper) and make something using some type of measuring tool eg. measuring cups, spoons or scales. Some suggestions are pancakes, a smoothie, cupcakes or a packet mix cake.
• We love to see what you’ve made so make sure you get some photos and send them through Seesaw to your teacher.
• Then complete the worksheet below the videos.

MassAssessment *click here for the worksheet*

😍 Pay it forward Matrix😍

Click on the link below to download a copy of the matrix:

Pay it Forward – Woodford Matrix

For some extra fun click on the link below to create your own Pay it Forward matrix (wheel of names). You can even add your own family members’ names!

Pay it Forward Matrix

Assessment Task for Today – Persuasive Writing

(Use your plan to write your statement and 3 reasons in full sentences).

(Every child is to send a photo of their plan and finished writing via Seesaw so that we can see how they went with this task).

📚Reading📚

Click on the link below if you would like to print off a copy of the Home Learning Log for Weeks 7 & 8.

Weeks 7 & 8

Learning Intention: We are learning to differentiate between what is known and new information. 

Success Criteria: I can:

• Talk about what I know about a topic before reading the text
• Talk about new ideas or information in a text while I am reading.
• Show evidence in the text of new ideas or information by identifying the appropriate sentence, picture or graphic.
•  Differentiate between what is known and new information and talk about my thinking.

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
  • speed read sheet unit 11 sh ch th
• Play the /ee/ Four In A Row Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).
  • Four in a Row game ee

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a nonfiction book that you have not already read from the highest level you have access to.
• Before reading, look at the front cover and think about what you already know about this topic.
• Read the book.
• After reading, think about the new information you have discovered by reading the book.

Read to Parent (10 mins) or complete the Book Week Activity

• Read a Wushka Non Fiction book to your parent. Before reading, talk about what you already know about this topic. After reading, talk about the new information you learnt from reading this book.
• OR
• Click on the link below to hear ‘Who’s Your Real Mum?’ (shortlisted Book Week book) being read aloud.

Webex Check In @ 10:30 am 

This is a time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day. Webex Focus: We will be working on their persuasive writing. We will be talking about how to explain their reasons and then writing it up.

We will leave the meeting open for a further 30 mins for children to work with the teacher or ask questions.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 208 3651 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 665 6706 Password: hello

📝Writing📝

If you need more dotted thirds paper for writing tasks, please click on the following link to print.

Year 1 dotted-thirds

Year 2 dotted-thirds

Learning Intention: We are learning to have an opinion on a topic and provide reasons for that opinion.

Success Criteria: I can:

• state my opinion in a sentence. Eg. I strongly believe that dogs are the best pet.
• write my 3 reasons. Eg. Dogs are fluffy and soft to cuddle.
• explain my 3 reasons.
• write up all my ideas in proper sentences. Eg. Dogs are fluffy and soft to cuddle. When I cuddle my dog it makes me feel good and my dog feels good too.

🔢 Maths 🔢 – 30 minutes

Learning Intention: We are learning to understand multiplication as equal groups, arrays, repeated addition and skip counting.

Success Criteria – I can:

• Understand how to ‘read’ a multiplication sum. (3 x 4 = 12, “3 groups of 4 is 12”)
• Make equal groups or arrays to match a multiplication sum.
• Write the repeated addition sum to match the sum.
• Skip count to work out the answer.
• Understand that the numbers in a multiplication sum can be ‘swapped over’ ( eg:3 x 4 = 4 x 3) and use ‘commutative property’ to help me work out the answer. (Know one, know the other)

Warm up – Multiplication: Give me 5 

Please see the example below for how to fill out the ‘Give me 5’ sheet:

Grade 1: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers that are 6 and under (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

Grade 2: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers to 10 (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

Independent Tasks: 

Grade 1

Click on the link below to watch the video about using skip counting to work out multiplication sums:

Skip counting to work out multiplication sums

1. Complete the skip counting patterns on the sheets. Either write the patterns into your work book or complete the worksheets. Skip-Counting-Robot-Worksheets–2s-5s-and-10s-Adobe-Reader-_554676

2. IXL task (Use the skip counting patterns to help you to answer the sums).

X.3 Multiplication tables for 2, 3, 5 and 10

Grade 2

Click on the link below to watch the video about using skip counting to work out multiplication sums:

Skip counting to work out multiplication sums

1. Complete the skip counting patterns on the sheets. Either write the patterns into your work book or complete the worksheets. Skip-Counting-Robot-Worksheets–2s-5s-and-10s-Adobe-Reader-_554676

2. IXL tasks (Use the skip counting patterns to help you to answer the sums).

X.3 Multiplication tables for 2, 3, 5 and 10

Extension Activities:

X.4  Multiplication tables for 6, 7, 8 and 9

X.5  Multiplication tables up to 10

🤩PE/Art Activities🤩

Select an activity from the grid below.

Click on the link below to print off a copy of the Sport and Art Choice Board.

SPECIALISTS CHOICE BOARD 

Assessment Task for Today – Persuasive Writing Plan

(Every child is to send a photo of their plan via Seesaw so that we can see how they went with this task).

📚Reading📚

Click on the link below if you would like to print off a copy of the Home Learning Log for Weeks 7 & 8.

Weeks 7 & 8

Learning Intention: We are learning to differentiate between what is known and new information. 

Success Criteria: I can:

• Talk about what I know about a topic before reading the text
• Talk about new ideas or information in a text while I am reading.
• Show evidence in the text of new ideas or information by identifying the appropriate sentence, picture or graphic.
•  Differentiate between what is known and new information and talk about my thinking.

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
  • speed read sheet unit 11 sh ch th
• Play the /ee/ Four In A Row Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).
  • Four in a Row game ee

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a nonfiction book that you have not already read from the highest level you have access to.
• Before reading, look at the front cover and think about what you already know about this topic.
• Read the book.
• After reading, think about the new information you have discovered by reading the book.

Read to Parent (10 mins) or complete the Book Week Activity

• Read a Wushka Non Fiction book to your parent. Before reading, talk about what you already know about this topic. After reading, talk about the new information you learnt from reading this book.
• OR
• Click on the link below to hear ‘We Love You Magoo’ (shortlisted Book Week book) being read aloud.

Webex Check In @ 10:30 am 

This is a time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day. We will leave the meeting open for a further 30 mins for children to work with the teacher or ask questions. Please make sure your child has watched the video of “Which Pet Will I Get?” by Dr Seuss (see below). We will be talking about this in the Webex meeting today. Please help your child to organise a piece of paper and a pencil to write their ideas.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 208 3651 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 665 6706 Password: hello

📝Writing📝

Please do not complete today’s writing task until AFTER the Webex Meeting. We will be discussing the task and our ideas at that time.

If you need more dotted thirds paper for writing tasks, please click on the following link to print.

Year 1 dotted-thirds

Year 2 dotted-thirds

Learning Intention: We are learning to have an opinion on a topic and provide reasons for that opinion.

Success Criteria: I can:

• state my opinion in a sentence. Eg. I strongly believe that dogs are the best pet.
• write my 3 reasons. Eg. Dogs are fluffy and soft to cuddle.

1. Watch this video:

2. Use the worksheet provided (see below) or create your own if you are unable to print. 

What pet should i get PDF

3. Write your opinion about what pet you would choose.

4. Write 3 reasons as to why you would choose this pet. 

*Remember to choose 3 different ideas*

Please click on the worked example below to show your child what to write. Please do not get them to fill out the Explanation boxes because we are doing this tomorrow in writing.

Worked Example – What pet should I get

🔢Maths🔢 – 30 minutes

Learning Intention: We are learning to understand multiplication as equal groups, arrays, repeated addition and skip counting.

Success Criteria – I can:

• Understand how to ‘read’ a multiplication sum. (3 x 4 = 12, “3 groups of 4 is 12”)
• Make equal groups or arrays to match a multiplication sum.
• Write the repeated addition sum to match the sum.
• Skip count to work out the answer.
• Understand that the numbers in a multiplication sum can be ‘swapped over’ ( eg:3 x 4 = 4 x 3) and use ‘commutative property’ to help me work out the answer. (Know one, know the other)

Warm up – Multiplication: Give me 5 

Please see the example below for how to fill out the ‘Give me 5’ sheet:

Grade 1: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers that are 6 and under (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

Grade 2: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers to 10 (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

Independent Task: 

Watch the video below for an explanation of commutative property.

Grade 1 and 2: Task: (15 minutes)

IXL task – W6

https://au.ixl.com/maths/year-2/identify-multiplication-expressions-for-arrays

Topmarks Arrays – commutativity – click on the link below which will take you to a game.

https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/arrayDisplay/index.html

Write a multiplication problem on the game. It will make the array that matches.

Record this array and number sentence in your book. Then flip the array using the arrow picture at the bottom and record the array and matching number sentence.

😍Paralympics Grid😍

Choose an activity/activities to do from the grid. Click on the link below to download or print off a copy of the grid:

Paralympics grid

📚Reading📚 

Click on the link below if you would like to print off a copy of the Home Learning Log for Weeks 7 & 8.

Weeks 7 & 8

Learning Intention: We are learning to differentiate between what is known and new information. 

Success Criteria: I can:

• Talk about what I know about a topic before reading the text
•  Talk about new ideas or information in a text while I am reading.
•  Show evidence in the text of new ideas or information by identifying the appropriate sentence, picture or graphic.
•  Differentiate between what is known and new information and talk about my thinking.

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
  • speed read sheet unit 11 sh ch th
• Play the /ee/ Four In A Row Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).
  • Four in a Row game ee

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a nonfiction book that you have not already read from the highest level you have access to.
• Before reading, look at the front cover and think about what you already know about this topic.
• Read the book.
• After reading, think about the new information you have discovered by reading the book.

Read to Parent (10 mins) or complete the Book Week Activity

• Read a Wushka Non Fiction book to your parent. Before reading, talk about what you already know about this topic. After reading, talk about the new information you learnt from reading this book.
• OR
• Click on the link below to hear ‘There’s no such thing’ (shortlisted Book Week book) being read aloud.

📝Writing📝

Learning Intention: We are learning to write lowercase letters correctly on dotted thirds lines.

Success Criteria – I can:

•  hold my pencil correctly with the ‘snappy crocodile’ grip.
•  rest my letters on the solid line.
•  use the dotted thirds lines to make sure my letters are the correct size.
• start and finish my letters in the correct position.

If you need more dotted thirds paper for writing tasks, please click on the following link to print.

Year 1 dotted-thirds

Year 2 dotted-thirds

Draw a pattern on the lines at the top to warm up your hand ready for writing.

Neatly write the days and dates for this week. Make sure you are holding the pencil correctly (snappy crocodile) and form your letters neatly on the lines. 

Example:

Webex Check In @ 10:30 am 

This is a time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 208 3651 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 665 6706 Password: hello

Focus: Reading (Book Week book – Busy Beaks – see the front cover below)

Before our Webex meeting, think about what you already know about birds. You might like to write some ideas down to share.

🔢Maths🔢 – 30 minutes

Learning Intention: We are learning to understand multiplication as equal groups, arrays, repeated addition and skip counting.

Success Criteria – I can:

• Understand how to ‘read’ a multiplication sum. (3 x 4 = 12, “3 groups of 4 is 12”)
• Make equal groups or arrays to match a multiplication sum.
• Write the repeated addition sum to match the sum.
• Skip count to work out the answer.
• Understand that the numbers in a multiplication sum can be ‘swapped over’ ( eg:3 x 4 = 4 x 3) and use ‘commutative property’ to help me work out the answer. (Know one, know the other)

Warm up – Multiplication: Give me 5 

Please see the example below for how to fill out the ‘Give me 5’ sheet:

Grade 1: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers that are 6 and under (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

Grade 2: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers to 10 (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 2 equations. 

Independent Task:

Watch the video below for an explanation of commutative property.

Grade 1: Task: (15 minutes)

Use two dice or choose 2 numbers 6 or under (not 0 or 1).

In your Remote Learning workbook record a sum. (For example 2 x 3). Make and draw the array and then write the answer to the sum. 

Then reverse the numbers and record the sum. (For example 3 x 2). Make and draw the array and write the answer to the sum. Check that the answers are the same. If not, repeat the task. 

What do you notice about the arrays? Are they exactly the same shape? Did you notice that the answer will be the same?

Send a photo of your work to your teacher.

Example:

Grade 2: Task: (15 minutes)

Use two dice or choose 2 numbers  up to 10 (not 0 or 1).

In your Remote Learning workbook record a sum. (For example 2 x 3). Make and draw the array and then write the answer to the sum. 

Then reverse the numbers and record the sum. (For example 3 x 2). Make and draw the array and write the answer to the sum. Check that the answers are the same. If not, repeat the task. 

What do you notice about the arrays? Are they exactly the same shape? Did you notice that the answer will be the same?

Send a photo of your work to your teacher.

Example:

🤩PE/Art Activities🤩

Select an activity from the grid below.

Click on the link below to print off a copy of the Sport and Art Choice Board.

SPECIALISTS CHOICE BOARD 

📚Reading📚 

Click on the link below if you would like to print off a copy of the Home Learning Log for Weeks 7 & 8.

Weeks 7 & 8

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
• Play the /ee/ Four In A Row Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a nonfiction book that you have not already read from the highest level you have access to.
• Before reading, look at the front cover and think about what you already know about this topic.
• Read the book.
• After reading, think about the new information you have discovered by reading the book.

Read to Parent (10 mins) or complete the Book Week Activity

• Read a Wushka Non Fiction book to your parent. Before reading, talk about what you already know about this topic. After reading, talk about the new information you learnt from reading this book.
• OR
• Click on the link below to hear ‘Anenome is not the Enemy’ (shortlisted Book Week book) being read aloud.

Webex Check In @ 10:30 am 

This is a time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 208 3651 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 665 6706 Password: hello

Spelling Sounds~Write words (20 minutes)

Watch Mrs Barling’s Sounds~Write Spelling video. 

Use your current Sounds~Write Speed Read sheet (from weeks 5 & 6):

Initial Code (Click on link below)

speed read sheet unit 11 sh ch th

• Extended Code –  /ee/ Four In A Row
• 

1. Read the word carefully – ‘say the sounds and read the word’.
2. Cover the word.
3. Carefully ‘say the sounds and write the word’. 
4. Check carefully that you have written the word correctly.
5. If correct, go to the next word. If incorrect, go back and try to write the word again.
6. Complete as many words as you can in 20 minutes but remember to write neatly.

🔢Maths🔢 – 30 minutes

Learning Intention: 

We are learning to understand multiplication as equal groups, arrays, repeated addition and skip counting.

Warm up –

If your child is struggling with 3 digits, just use 2 cards and make 2 digit numbers. Alternatively, if your child is finding 3 digits easy, give them 4 cards to make 4 digit numbers. 👍

Independent Task:

Watch the video below to revise what is meant by ‘repeated addition’ and how this links to multiplication.

Multiplication: Give me 5

Last week in our learning about multiplication in maths we practised making ‘groups of’, arrays and writing the repeated addition sum to match the equation. This week we are also learning how skip counting can also help us to work out the answer to multiplication sums.  

Please see the example below for how to fill out the ‘Give me 5’ sheet:

Grade 1: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers that are 6 and under (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 3 – 4  equations. 

Grade 2: Give me 5

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers tto 10 (but not 0 or 1). Use the image below as a guide to draw up 4 boxes to record your work and remember to write the equation in the middle of the page. (Put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 3 – 4 equations. 

🤩Big Life GEM Activities🤩

Watch the video of the story ‘Giraffes Can’t Dance’

Think and talk about these questions:

What can you do now that you can remember not being able to do?

Do you remember how you felt when you were learning?

Draw and write your ideas.

📚Reading📚 

Click on the link below if you would like to print off a copy of the Home Learning Log for Weeks 5 & 6.

Weeks 5 & 6

Learning Intention: We are learning to identify words we don’t know the meaning of.

Success Criteria:

• I can write the words I don’t know the meaning of.
• I can use the pictures to help me problem solve the words.
• I can use the sentences to help me problem solve the words.
• I can ask someone to tell me the meaning when I can’t find it in the book.

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
• Play the /ee/ Four In A Row Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a non fiction book from the highest level you have access to.
• Read the book. As you read you will find words you don’t know the meaning of. Write these words down on a piece of paper to use during the week. Please keep them to use tomorrow.

Read to Parent 10 mins:

• Read a Wushka Non Fiction book to your parent. Talk about the important information from the book using the subtitles and graphics (pictures, maps, charts or tables, diagrams) to help you.

Webex Check In @ 10:30 am 

This is a time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day. A focus will be on the Reading task today – how to identify words we don’t know the meaning of. We will keep the Webex open at the end for an extra 30 mins if any children need to ask for help or have something clarified. Even if you jump out of the meeting, you can jump back in if you think of something.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 208 3651 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 665 6706 Password: hello (Please note that the meeting number and password have changed from Friday’s meeting).

📝Writing📝

Spelling Sounds~Write words (20 minutes)

Watch Mrs Barling’s Sounds~Write Spelling video. 

Use your current Sounds~Write Speed Read sheet:

• Initial code – ‘fish’ sheet – click on the link below for this week’s sheet.

speed read sheet unit 11 sh ch th

• Extended Code –  /ee/ Four In A Row
• 

1. Read the word carefully – ‘say the sounds and read the word’.
2. Cover the word.
3. Carefully ‘say the sounds and write the word’. 
4. Check carefully that you have written the word correctly.
5. If correct, go to the next word. If incorrect, go back and try to write the word again.
6. Complete as many words as you can in 20 minutes but remember to write neatly.

🔢Maths🔢 – 30 minutes

Learning Intention: 

We are learning to make and interpret arrays.

Warm up –

If your child is struggling with 3 digits, just use 2 cards and make 2 digit numbers. Alternatively, if your child is finding 3 digits easy, give them 4 cards to make 4 digit numbers. 👍

Independent Task:

Multiplication:

Last week in maths we practised making ‘groups of’. Please see the poster above. This week we are going to practise making arrays. Please see the second poster above. Show your children these when they are working to remind them of the difference. ‘Groups of’ are having separate groups. ‘Arrays’ are putting the groups into rows and columns.

Watch the video below for an explanation of the term ‘array’.

Grade 1:

Use two dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers that are 6 and under (but not 0). Use this sheet to record your number sentence or equation (put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over). Practise 5-6 equations. Send a photo of one to your teacher.

Example:

Grade 2:

Use two 10 sided dice if you have some or choose 2 numbers that are under 10 (but not 0). Use this sheet to record your number sentence or equation.(put it in a plastic pocket so you can use it over and over) Practise 5-6 equations. Send a photo of one to your teacher.

Example:

🤩Big Life GEM Activities🤩

📚Reading📚

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
• Play the /ae/ Word Find to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a book from the highest level you have access to.
• Read 2 books and answer the questions related to the books. (The children must answer these questions without any assistance.)

Read to Parent 10 mins:

• Read a Wushka Non Fiction book to your parent. Talk about the information you can understand from the graphics – maps, diagram, table or chart, photograph, illustration. (The children have been working all week on this in reading.)

Webex Check In @ 10:30 am 

This is a time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 208 3651 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 028 4333 Password: happy

📝Writing📝

Information Report – Writing descriptive sentences

Watch the video about foxes:

Please get out your fox diagram from your pack. Use this diagram and your labels to write descriptive sentences about foxes.

Year One:

Try to vary your sentence starters so you are not starting with the same words each time. Eg. Dogs have four padded feet. Their tails are long and fluffy.

Use your labelled fox diagram to write sentences that clearly describe what a fox looks like. Please use the lined paper provided in your child’s take home book bag. We would like the diagram and writing to be handed to the teacher when school resumes. 

Year Two:

Try to vary your sentence starters so you are not starting with the same words each time. Eg. Dogs have four padded feet. Their tails are long and fluffy.

Use your labelled fox diagram to write sentences that clearly describe what a fox looks like. Please use the lined paper provided in your child’s take home book bag. We would like the diagram and writing to be handed to the teacher when school resumes. 

Year 2 challenge: Make sure that you use your adjectives within your sentences to describe a fox in more detail.

🔢Maths🔢  – 30 minutes   🌞SEASONS💧

Warm up – Watch the video:

Independent Task: Seasons

Get out your Seasons and Month Wheel sheet. Using the ideas from the video, write the correct months around the outside of the wheel for each season. Then draw pictures in the big box for each season that show what happens in that season.

Then get out your Seasons sheet that has the 4 seasons in 4 boxes and small squares with pictures. Cut out the pictures and stick them in the correct season.

🤩Bridge Builders🤩

Get out your Bridge Builder Calming Sheets. Choose 2 calming circles or strategies that you would use to calm yourself down when you are upset. Have a chat to Mum or Dad about how this will work well for you. Stick it on your plan sheet.

📚Reading📚

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
• Play the /ae/ Snakes and Ladders Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a book from the highest level you have access to.
• Read 2 books and answer the questions related to the books. (The children must answer these questions without any assistance.)

Read to Parent 10 mins:

• Read to your parent and talk about the important events in the book. See if you can talk about them in order.

Webex 10.30 am 

1/2BL – PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE WILL BE NO WEBEX MEETING TODAY FOR CHILDREN IN 1/2BL AS MRS BARLING IS HELPING WITH THE SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN ONSITE. 

1/2K Sharing focus:  GEM

What did you find hard during Remote Learning?

What are you looking forward to about returning to school tomorrow?

This is also time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 719 6343 Password: hello

📝Writing📝

If you need more dotted thirds paper for writing tasks, please click on the following link to print.

Year 1 dotted-thirds

Year 2 dotted-thirds

Information Report – Writing descriptive sentences

Year One:

Try to vary your sentence starters so you are not starting with the same words each time. Eg. Dogs have four padded feet. Their tails are long and fluffy.

Use your labelled pet diagram to write sentences that clearly describe what your pet looks like. Please use the lined paper provided in your child’s take home book bag. We would like the diagram and writing to be handed to the teacher when school resumes. 

Year Two:

Try to vary your sentence starters so you are not starting with the same words each time. Eg. Dogs have four padded feet. Their tails are long and fluffy.

Use your labelled pet diagram to write sentences that clearly describe what your pet looks like. Please use the lined paper provided in your child’s take home book bag. We would like the diagram and writing to be handed to the teacher when school resumes. 

Year 2 challenge: Make sure that you use your adjectives within your sentences to describe your pet in more detail.

🔢Maths🔢  – 30 minutes

Warm up – Wishball Challenge.

Start with the Wishball Challenge Tens activity (link below). If you are managing this well, you can challenge yourself with Wishball Hundreds (link below).

Wishball Challenge Tens

Wishball Hundreds

Independent Task: Time

Year One

Choose a day of the week. Write the name of the day at the top of your page.

Down the left hand side of the page write 4 different times and what you do at those times.

Example:

Monday

7:00 Get out of bed

9:00 Start school

11:00 Recess

3:30 Go home

IXL – complete time tasks assigned by your teacher by clicking on the link below:

Year One times of everyday events

Year Two

Choose 2 days of the week. Write the name of one day at the top of your  page.

Down the left hand side of the page write 4 different times and what you do at those times. Repeat for the other day you have chosen. 

Example:

Monday

7:00 Get out of bed

9:00 Start school

11:00 Recess

3:30 Go home

Saturday

9:00 Get out of bed

10:00 Grocery shopping

1:00 Lunch

4:00 Watch a movie

IXL – complete time tasks assigned by your teacher by clicking on the link below:

Year Two times of everyday events

🤩Big Life GEM Activities🤩

Make your own mandala.

Mandalas are usually circular patterns. Many people find that creating mandalas is calming.

Use objects in your house or garden to create your own mandala. You could use leaves, rocks, blocks, toys, Lego or even shoes! Take a picture of your creation when you are finished and send it to your teacher.

📚Reading📚

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
• Play the /ae/ Snakes and Ladders Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a book from the highest level you have access to.
• Read 2 books and answer the questions related to the books. (The children must answer these questions without any assistance.)

Read to Parent 10 mins:

• Read to your parent and talk about the important events in the book. See if you can talk about them in order.

Webex 10.30 am 

Sharing focus: Numeracy (time)

This is also time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 719 6343 Password: hello

1/2BL – Meeting number: 165 750 5022 Password:  happy

📝Writing📝

If you need more dotted thirds paper for writing tasks, please click on the following link to print.

Year 1 dotted-thirds

Year 2 dotted-thirds

Information Report – diagram and labelling

Year One:

1. Draw a picture of your pet or an animal that you are familiar with.
2. Label at least 6 features of your pet. (See the example below).

Year Two:

1. Draw a picture of your pet or an animal that you are familiar with.
2. Label at least 6 features of your pet. Make sure that each body part label has a naming word as well as a describing word (adjective). Eg: soft fur. (See the example below).

🔢Maths🔢  – 30 minutes

Warm up – Wishball Challenge.

Start with the Wishball Challenge Tens activity (link below). If you are managing this well, you can challenge yourself with Wishball Hundreds (link below).

Wishball Challenge Tens

Wishball Hundreds

Independent Task: Time

1. Watch the video of ‘The bad-tempered ladybird’.
2. Watch the video a second time and pause the video when the times are mentioned so you can draw them on to  your clock faces sheet. Parents, please cover the small drawing of the clock with your hand each time your child tries to record the time on their blank clock face page. Then uncover the drawing and get your child to check their time matches. The child can then change their time  if needed.

2.

To print off a copy of the sheet shown above click on the link below ‘clock templates’.

clock templates

🤩Integrated Studies🤩

Watch the video: An Australian Farmer’s Story

Watch the video a second time. This time, think about:

P = all the positive things that happen on a farm.

M = all the difficult things that happen on a farm.

I = what questions do you have about living and working on a farm.

Write and draw your ideas on to a PMI as shown in the picture below. Click on the link below (plus-minus-and-interesting-chart) to print off a PMI or draw up one of your own.

plus-minus-and-interesting-chart

📚Reading📚

Independent Reading 15 mins:

• Read a reader from your Take Home Book Bag
• Read your Speed Read Sheet x 2 (Cathy and Elisa’s Sounds Write group)
• Play the /ae/ Snakes and Ladders Game to practise words. (Jane’s Sounds Write Group).

Wushka Online texts  30 mins:

• Sign into Wushka https://wushka.com.au/login
• Select a book from the highest level you have access to.
• Read 2 books and answer the questions related to the books. (The children must answer these questions without any assistance.)

Read to Parent 10 mins:

• Read to your parent and talk about the important events in the book. See if you can talk about them in order.

Webex 10.30 am 

Sharing focus: 1. Share something you have enjoyed doing this week. 2. Share some work that you are most proud of. (Hold up and show your work to everyone).

This is also time for your child to check in, say hello to their classmates and ask any questions about the activities for the day.

1/2K – Meeting number: 165 719 6343 Password: hello

1/2BL  – Please note that there will be no Webex Session today for 1/2BL as Mrs Lawlor will be supervising onsite. If there is work you would like to share, please  send a photo on Seesaw.

📝Writing📝

Handwriting

Click on the link below to print off a handwriting board as shown above. If you are not able to print off a sheet, use your dotted thirds lines to neatly write the lowercase alphabet. Take your time with this task.

Handwriting board

Write the lowercase alphabet. Make sure your letters are formed correctly and that you start and finish each letter in the correct place.

Also, on dotted thirds paper write your first name and surname five times. Make sure you have correctly included capital letters for the start of your first name and surname. 

Send a photo of this work to your teacher.

🔢Maths🔢  – 30 minutes

Warm up – Wishball Challenge.

Start with the Wishball Challenge Tens activity (link below). If you are managing this well, you can challenge yourself with Wishball Hundreds (link below).

Wishball Challenge Tens

Wishball Hundreds

Independent Task: Time

Listen and watch the Clock song video first (below):

IXL Tasks – complete time tasks assigned by your teacher by clicking on the links below:

Year One – IXL tasks –

Year One match analogue clocks and times

Year One read clocks and write times

Year Two – IXL tasks –

Year Two match analogue clocks and times

Year Two read clocks and write times

🤩Big Life GEM Activities🤩

@Watch the video below to practice mindful and calming breathing.

@When you are finished you could complete a calming activity such as, drawing a picture or colouring in quietly.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us via Seesaw. We will be available from 9am until 4pm each day. We hope you all have a lovely weekend.