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Weekly Homework May 8th

Hi everyone,

I hope you had a lovely break and enjoyed all the sunshine this weekend.

This week for homework we will continue with our;

- Writing Copy - Write a list of types of food.

- Tricky word practice - Practice all the words with the games please. We are revising the following in class this week and next week - one, by, only, old, like, have, live, give, little, down, what, when

- Reading - We have completed the Wonderland reader and we are back to our red/ yellow readers. The children will get a new book every 2 days. Please make sure to sign when you hear them reading as it makes it easier for me to track who has read what book. Some children didn't have their Reading Record Booklets in their folders so if you could just sign the books they have read that would be great!

- Finally another sheet went home today all about the topic we are learning about this month - Food.

We will be exploring all things food and drink, where it comes from, how it gets from the farm or factory to our plates, how food impacts on or body and what environmental issues arise in relation to food. The sheet has a number of activities on it.



It does not have to be completed by any date, it is just some nice activities to do at home in relation to our topic.

Here a video of where a carrot comes from.



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