The set 2 sounds are: ay, ee, oy, oo, oo, ow, igh, air, or, ar, ou, ir.

Miss Hobbs had a go at bingo, these are the sounds she used.

Can you read the words? 

What do they say?

You will need:

Get ypur child to help put in the pasta/lentils to make the shaker. Seal it by putting the lid on tightly.

Ask your child to: 

 

Can you have a go at playing 10 pin bowling? If your child finds it too difficult, try playing '5 pin bowling'.

The set 3 sounds are:
ea, oi, a-e, i-e, o-e, u-e, aw, are, ur, er, ow, ai, oa, ew, ire, ear, ure, tion.

Your adult could write words like, 'snail' 'pure' 'fear' 'stew'. Let your adult hide the words around the house or garden and see if you can find and read all the words.

Why don’t you have a go at writing and hiding some words around your house and see if your adults or siblings can read them. Enjoy!

 

See how many different ways you can make teen numbers?

Dear Parents/ Carers,

I hope this email finds you safe and well. 

School will be closed to all children next Friday 5th March. I know this might be inconvenient for you, and I apologise for that. Remote learning will be set for the children to complete at home.

All children will return to school on Monday 8th March. As your children have been in school in very different circumstances to normal, some of them might find the return to "normal" quite stressful. The building has been much quieter, with lots of empty space and room to move around more easily. They are used to getting more attention from adults, and having more freedom than in a class of 30. I am going to be sending out some resources later today that could help you prepare them for how things will be different. I hope this will be helpful.

Best wishes,

Mrs Seymour