COVID Closure Home Learning 
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Year One Work
We have reached the end of term and today we put up slides with your final pieces of Year One school work at Smithy Street School. When you come back in September you will be in Year Two at Stepney Park Primary School
We will leave up all the slides with the lessons Nahida and Ruji have prepared through the Summer term. You may wish to return to some of them during the holidays and complete any work you missed or refresh some of your skills. Enjoy the break and see you in September in your smart purple uniforms! Previous Days Learning for Year One
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You can also investigate the range of extra resources and websites listed below.You may wish to make use of any of the following interactive sites for other learning activities across the curriculum. To access via a link click on the web address.
Please note: Links are regularly checked and are all working when checked, however the links are to external websites and so if those sites are experiencing high demand or server issues or the users own internet connection is weak some sites may struggle to load at some times. This is beyond the schools control we are afraid. Letter Join: Handwriting
www.letterjoin.co.uk The site used by school to support handwriting practice. Details of logging on to this site can be viewed here Mathletics: IMPORTANT for key maths skills www.mathletics.com The children access Mathletics through their own username and password. This gives them access to all the mathematical games, resources and activities on the site/app. Upon logging on, your child will not have access to all the games and self-choice learning activities until any specific activities that may also be set by their teacher have been completed. White Rose: IMPORTANT Maths www.whiterosemaths.com The White Rose Maths Team have prepared a series of five maths lessons for each year group from Year 1-8. They will be adding five more each week for the next few weeks. Every lesson comes with a short video showing parents clearly and simply how to help their children to complete the activity successfully. I See Maths: Maths tasks and activities www.iseemaths.com Daily lessons for KS2 children with follow up tasks/activities. Hamilton Trust: IMPORTANT Literacy and Maths Activities www.hamilton-trust.org.uk A highly recommended resource of weekly sets of learning activities by year group in English and Maths. Free to use during the closure period. Numbots: Key Addition and Subtraction activities www.numbots.com A activity site supporting key number skills LGFL: Curriculum Activities www.lgfl.net A variety of links to London Grid for Learning recommended websites and activities tailored especially for Key Stage One Children TWINKL: IMPORTANT - A range of resources for home learning www.twinkl.co.uk Use offer code UKTWINKLHELPS for free access during school closure Classroom Secrets: Various www.classroomsecrets.co.uk General activities and ideas Oxford Owl: IMPORTANT - E Books www.oxfordowl.co.uk Sign up to Oxford Owl for free ebooks to support your child with their phonics learning and general love of reading. Poisson Rouge: Language development www.poissonrouge.com Games and activities to support early language development Purple Mash: Multiactivities www.purplemash.com A multi activity site regularly used by pupils in school. Pupils have their own log on user names and passwords Toy Theatre: Various www.toytheater.com Educational online games CBeebies: Various www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies Educational online games Medium: Various www.medium.com Discover and Do activities Red Ted Art: Craft www.redtedart.com Discover and Do craft activities Busy Things: Various www.busythings.co.uk Online educational games Hungry Little Minds: Videos and activity ideas www.hungrylittleminds.campaign.gov.uk From the home page click on age group Audible: Listening Stories www.stories.audible.com A range of online stories to listen to sorted by age group Prodigy: Maths www.prodigygame.com Maths games A longer list of sites by subject recommended by the Department for Education is available here some of which already appear above: www.gov.uk/government Other sites to explore: www.2simple.com www.tts-group.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize www.pobble365.com www.literacyshed.com www.sumdog.com On Line Safety With children likely to be accessing the internet more regularly, we would also recommend viewing of the following links relating to on-line safety with your child. www.childnet.com www.internetmatters.org Child-Friendly Search Engines www.kiddle.co www.alarms.org/kidrex/ |
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