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There are a lot of bees around. Bees help to pollinate the flowers so that they produce more flowers. Make your own bees and flowers and use the experiment below to find out how bees help to pollinate flowers.

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Do a scavenger hunt and search outside, in the garden or park and see if you can find any of the things on the list. Remember to

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Watch and follow the Zumba

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Zumba Kids (easy dance) - I like to move it

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Yoga stretches, strengthens and builds co-ordination.

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Frozen ❄️ | A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure! Frozen Videos for Kids

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Can you make a picture using shapes?  Can you make a train using rectangles, squares and circles?  If you are able to print, trace and colour the shape picture below.

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Can you draw a bee? Take a look at the video link to help you.

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Make a bumble bee using a cardboard roll.

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Listen to 'This is My House' read by Mrs Henry.

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Draw a picture of you and your friends playing. What are you playing? What are the names of your friends?

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Practice writing those key words.

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Play and practice phonics and letter recognition

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Phonics Pop

Phonics Pop is a mobile friendly bubble pop game. Choose a set of sounds to practice, or select from the digraph (2/3-letter sounds) checkboxes. Then listen to the target sound and pop as many as you can.

If your child achieves >95% accuracy the bubbles will change to rainbow colours.

This game is © copyright 2020, J.Barrett, ictgames.com All Rights Reserved.

Made using the and libraries.

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Phonics Pop is a mobile friendly bubble pop game. Choose a set of sounds to practice, or select from the digraph (2/3-letter sounds) checkboxes. Then listen to the target sound and pop as many as you can. If your child achieves >95% accuracy the bubbles will change to rainbow colours.

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Practice reading the words and click on the matching picture.

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Learn the names of the 2D shapes

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Can you find any shapes around the house?  What shape is your window?  What shape is the clock?
Can you find a triangle shaped item?

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Match the 2D shape with the real life shapes.

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How many rectangles can you find  in the picture?
How many circles can you see?
How many triangles can you see?
Cut out your own shapes from coloured paper and make your own picture. How many shapes do you use?

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Friday 17th - Play and learn -Shape Monsters

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Friday 17th - Play and learn -Shape Monsters

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Use the link to play the Shape Monster game - feed the monsters the correct shapes.

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Shape Monsters - 2D Shapes Matching Game

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An interactive, maths 2D shapes game for young children who are learning the names of basic shapes. Children identify shapes by comparison and the Shape Monsters tell them the names of the shapes.

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Listen to the message from Mrs Henry, wishing you a wonderful summer break. We look forward to seeing you in September. Keep safe.

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Learn to say hello and count to 10 in Albanian with our young teacher

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Can you guess where in the world are the characters?

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Listen to Saturday Soup, a story about all the different vegetables and fruit used to make a favourite dish.

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What is your favorite food? Is it a traditional dish? Can you link the food with the country of origin (where it comes from) ?

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Learn all about Flamenco dancing and be taught some dance moves.

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Learn about Hispanic Heritage | Flamenco Dance Studio Field Trip | KidVision Pre-K

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Learn some dance moves from the Masaka Kids in Africa.

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Masaka Kids Africana Dancing African Baby By Walter Scalzone

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Can you find the  flag of England?  Can you identify any other flags?

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Can you make a flag from your country of origin?  You might want to paint a picture of the flag, or you may want to make your own flag out of material or cardboard.
You can use the templates below if you need to.

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Can you make a famous building/landmark out of Lego?

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Listen to the story "So Much" about a baby being loved so much by the different members of his family.
Who makes up your family?
Do you have a nanny or granny like in the story? ..Or a cousin who likes to play?

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Can you tell me about your family? and where they come from. Draw pictures of your family and write their names  and the relationship.

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Learn how to say the days of the week in Spanish

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7 Days of the Week in Spanish | Siete Dias de la Semana | Jack Hartmann

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Watch and listen can you learn how to say the colours in Spanish.

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Learn the Colors in Spanish | Colors Song for Kids - Canción de Los Colores

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Watch the clip and then practice writing the letters 'x' and 'z' (click on the pencil to start the video demonstration).  Practice writing these letters and your name daily.  You can write on paper, write in sand or write in flour.

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Learn to count to 10 in Mandarin with our young teacher.

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Learn to count to 10 in Albanian with our young teacher

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Start the week with a story assembly with Ms Dwyer.

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This week is Ashmole's Community Week in which we celebrate diversity in our school's community.

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Sing with our young teacher Spanish numbers to twelve.

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This week has been extremely hot.  It is important we stay safe in the sun. Follow George on his 'sun safe' journey.

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George The Sun Safe Superstar - AXA PPP healthcare

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Do some gentle animal yoga poses to stretch and relax.

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Can you paint a picture to represent the summer? Why not paint a sunflower like the example below.

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It is the start of summer and the flowers are blooming..  Can you make a flower.

1. Cut out a circle.

2. Cut strips of coloured paper.

3. Stick around the edge of the circle.

4. Bend each strip to form a loop and stick down to create the petals around the circle.

5. Stick onto a straw for the stem.

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Watch and learn about reading key words.  Can you find the key tricky words in your books?
Point them out and read them to an adult. Can you find them in signs or or anywhere else?

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Where did you go today?
Where did you go yesterday?
Can you draw a picture and tell me where you went? Use the keys words to help write a sentence.  Can you use your sounds to help write other words in your sentence.  "I went to the park."
Play the song to help learn the tricky words.

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Wednesday 1st - Let's Talk Who? What? Where? and Why?

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Wednesday 1st - Let's Talk Who? What? Where? and Why?

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Look at the picture below. Tell me what you see. Where are they? What is the little girl in the blue swimsuit holding? Where is the little boy? Who is holding the yellow bucket? Why does dad have a net? How many huts do you see? Which hut is in the middle?

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Use the pictures and find the initial sounds. Can you say the sounds for items around your house.

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Friday 3rd -  Writing Letters 'e' and 'f' practice

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Friday 3rd -  Writing Letters 'e' and 'f' practice

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Watch the clip and then practice writing the letters 'e' and 'f' (click on the pencil to start the video demonstration).  Notice the swoop up and back movements.
Practice writing these letters and your name daily.  You can write on paper, write in sand or write in flour.

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Cursive-Letter-Formation-Powerpoint - e  f

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Monday 29th - Sing-a-long number song with Ms Oubbad

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Monday 29th - Sing-a-long number song with Ms Oubbad

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Join the nursery and sing 'Five Current Buns' with Ms Oubbad.
How many buns were removed to leave the basket empty?

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Tuesday 30th - Practical practice - 'empty' or 'full'

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Tuesday 30th - Practical practice - 'empty' or 'full'

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Empty is when there is nothing inside the container.  Full is when the container can hold no more. Can you find a container in the house?  Is it empty? Can you find a container that is full?  Can you ask for a plastic cup?  Can you find small objects to fill it This can be small Lego pieces.  How many Lego pieces does it take to fill the cup?
Watch below to learn more about 'Full' and 'Empty

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Full and Empty | Lili & Torto's Opposite Show (Sesame Studios)

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Wednesday 1st - Play and learn opportunities

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Wednesday 1st - Play and learn opportunities

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Let your child have different shapes and size containers to fill and empty using water or rice or use bath times to learn about capacity.  Which holds the most?  Will a slim tall bottle hold more than a wide bottle? more, less than, full, empty
(Children should always be supervised by an adult when playing in or with water.)

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Look at the pictures of the drink bottles at the bottom of the sheet. Can you use the statements to work out which drink belongs to which child?
If you can print, why not cut and stick.

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Can you say which potion is full and which is empty? Which potion is half-full?

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Hi guys,
I hope you had a wonderful weekend.  The weather is very hot, please remember to protect yourself in the sun.  Wear a sun hat and drink lots of water, and use sun cream to protect your skin,
This week for maths I want you to investigate capacity - empty and full.  For literacy I want you to look out for words and try and write a few sentences.
I hope you enjoy singing along with Ms Oubbad and some of your class mates.
Bye for now.

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Start the week with the Head Teacher's assembly.

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This week is "Well Being Week" see the website below for ideas on staying healthy. Join in with the daily cooking sessions at 10am and 2pm. See Below for their Pizza recipe and join them on Monday at 10am to bake with them or try some of the other recipes throughout the week.

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1) Healthy eating - Make a pizza with the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF)

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1) Healthy eating - Make a pizza with the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF)

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Tune into the BNF website (Link is in above tab) on Monday morning 10am to watch how to make a healthy pizza.  Find the recipe below.

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2) Healthy or Unhealthy Power point Activity

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2) Healthy or Unhealthy Power point Activity

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Can you sort the food into healthy or unhealthy?

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Draw some healthy choices of food on a paper plate.
What have you drawn?
What vegetables are on your plate?

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Relax, either lying down, or sitting cross legged with your eyes close, listen to the gentle music and be guided through some meditation.

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New Horizon - Meditation & Sleep Stories

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Guided Meditation for Children | Your Secret Treehouse | Relaxation for Kids

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Grab a pencil and paper, watch the video and learn how to draw a cute watermelon?  Did you find it easy? What shapes did you use? Try drawing another piece of fruit or vegetable.

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HOW TO DRAW A CUTE WATERMELON - SUPER EASY - BY RIZZO CHRIS

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Talk to your adult about all the things you would like to do.  What things make you happy? What have you wanted to do in these last few weeks and couldn't?  Decorate a jar and draw or get an adult to help you write down these things on strips of paper.  Put them in your jar. Having things to look forward to can help you feel happier.
See below for ideas how to decorate your jar.

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Monday 22nd - Story Time "Little Monkey Calms Down"

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Monday 22nd - Story Time "Little Monkey Calms Down"

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Watch and listen to the story 'Little Monkey Calms Down".
What do you do to calm yourself down?
What things make you happy?
What things make you sad?

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Tuesday 23rd- Things that calm you/make you happy

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Tuesday 23rd- Things that calm you/make you happy

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Can you draw or write about the things that make you happy?
What things calm you down when you are upset?
Use the sheet below or create your own.

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Wednesday 24th - Well Being    Healthy Living Power point

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Wednesday 24th - Well Being    Healthy Living Power point

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Go through the short power point which shares ways we can keep healthy through what we eat and what we do.  Talk to your adult about ways you keep healthy.
What vegetables do you eat?
What exercise have you done?

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Thursday 25th - Looking After Yourself Activity Sheet

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Thursday 25th - Looking After Yourself Activity Sheet

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Remember to go through the 'Healthy Living' power point above with an adult.
Draw a picture of a way of looking after yourself.  It could be of you exercising.  It could be of you eating a healthy meal or drinking water.

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Friday 26th -  Writing Letters 'v' and 'w' practice

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Friday 26th -  Writing Letters 'v' and 'w' practice

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Watch the clip and then practice writing the letters 'v' and 'w' (click on the pencil to start the video demonstration). Nottice the swoop up and diagonal down and up movements.
Practice writing these letters and your name daily.  You can write on paper, write in sand or flour.

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Watch and sing-a-long "The Big Number Song"

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Play snakes and ladders or any number board game.  Count along.  What number comes next?
If you don't have a  board game try making your own or use our simple snakes and ladders printable game sheet below.

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Using number or playing cards place 5 in a row face up. Ask child to close their eyes while you turn one card face down or take it away.. Ask child to open eyes and ask what is the missing number.

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Use the link below to practice ordering numbers.

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QR CODE

Scan this on mobiles and tablets to quickly open this web page.

Caterpillar Ordering is an interactive ordering and sequencing numbers game, which would complement a minibeasts topic in the classroom.

This maths game has different levels which can be matched to mathematical ability level.

The drag and drop activities help children to order numbers, beginning at a basic level and progressing to more challenging exercises ordering decimal and negative numbers. The sequencing activities help children to recognise number sequences and reinforce their knowledge of multiples.

AGE

5-11 Years

SUBJECTS

Maths Ordering Sequencing Odd and Even

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Caterpillar Ordering - An Ordering and Sequencing Game

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A super game for ordering numbers and for number sequences. You can order numbers up to 100 and complete sequences counting on and back in multiples up to 10.

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Can you find the missing number? Print the sheet and write in the missing numbers. If you don't have a printer, don't worry just rewrite all the numbers in order.

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Start the week with a story that promotes self-esteem.

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Welcome to week 4's padlet.
This week is 'Well Being Week' we will be looking at how to keep our body and minds healthy.
Listen to me read "I like myself"  The more you like yourself the happier you will be.
Join Mr Yearley in his daily fitness challenge.  Video yourself doing the challenges and take photos of any pictures you make and remember to post them on the ILD or you can email them to the school:
info@ashmoleprimaryschool.org.uk

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This is a beautiful book that talks about differences and the beauty in all of us.
Who is your best friend?  What does she or he look like?
Draw you and your friend. What is the same? What is different?

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Same Difference (A Children's Book Story by Calida Rawles) - Official Video

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Join Don Rae in his 'Wake up, Shake up' fitness routine.

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Follow Ms Henry's instructions below on how to make your own Frog sitting on a log.
note: If you don't have paint, use colouring pencils, felts or crayons instead.

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How to make a toilet roll Frog on a Log  - step by step craft - by Mrs Henry

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Grab a pencil and paper, watch the video and learn how to draw a frog?  Did you find it easy? What shapes did you use? Try drawing a cat or another animal from the "Oi Frog" story.

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How to Draw a FROG! Easy Drawing for Kids

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Monday 15th - Story Time       'Oi Frog' by K Gray & J Field

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Monday 15th - Story Time       'Oi Frog' by K Gray & J Field

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Watch and listen to the story 'Oi Frog'. Can you remember the what the animals sit on? What can the frog sit on? What does the cat sit on? What does a parrot sit on?  What animals sit on muffins?

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Oi Frog! - Books Alive! Read Aloud book for kids

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Look at the pictures. Say the names out loud.  Can you match the rhyming words? What must the frog sit on? What does the cat sit on?

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Sing-a-Long to "I love to Rhyme"
What rhymes with 'cat'?
What rhymes with 'dad'?

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I Love to Rhyme | English Song for Kids | Rhyming for Children | Jack Hartmann

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Go online to practice reading using your key words and phonic knowledge.

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Please see Starfall's how-to-teach-reading page, Learn to Read with Phonics, Fluency, and Comprehension, and print the Free Phonics Printouts for children. Starfall™ books, games, movies, and songs follow a research-based method of systematic phonics starting with consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words. Emergent readers gain confidence as they progress to long vowels and other letter-sound relationships such as digraphs.

Brought to you by Zac the Rat™, Peg the Hen™, and Gus the Duck™.
Starfall™ Where Children Have Fun Learning to Read™

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Learn to Read with Phonics | Starfall Education

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Starfall's movies, games, and ebooks create an environment where children have fun as they learn to read. We use a proven sequential phonics method.

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Friday 19th -  Writing Letters 'r' 'n' and 'm' Practice

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Friday 19th -  Writing Letters 'r' 'n' and 'm' Practice

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Watch the clip and then practice writing the letters 'r' 'n' and 'm' (click on the pencil to start the video demonstration).
Practice writing these letters and your name daily. You can write on paper, write in sand or flour.

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Cursive-Letter-r - n - m - Formation powerpoint

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