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Cheryl Meddins
3 years, 253 days ago
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Online Phonics Sessions

 

Read, Write, Inc. Phonics sessions

Daily Read, Write, Inc. phonics session films will be available at 9.30am from Monday to Friday.

Each film is approximately ten to fifteen minutes long and will be available on
YouTube for 24 hours during school closure.

Daily films:
• Set 1 Speed Sounds, Word Time and Spelling: for children in Reception
and children who are new to English.

• Set 2 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 (and those in
Reception that can read Set 1 Speed Sounds.)

• Set 3 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 that can read
Set 2 Speed Sounds.

• Read longer words: for children who can read Set 3 sounds and words
confidently.

• Read Red Words 1: for children who are reading Red, Green, Purple, Pink
and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these
in Year 1.

• Read Red Words 2: for children who are reading Yellow, Blue and Grey
Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these in Y2.

• Read and Hold a Sentence 1: reading and writing practice for children
reading Green, Purple, Pink and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For
children reading and writing with Set 1 sounds confidently and learning Set 2
sounds.)

• Read and Hold a Sentence 2: reading and writing practice for children
reading Yellow, Blue and Grey Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For children
reading and writing words with Set 2 sounds confidently and learning Set 3
sounds.)

All films will be in separate categories on the YouTube channel.

The schedule can be downloaded here:

ruth miskin schedule

If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact your class teacher via classdojo.

Cheryl Meddins
3 years, 255 days ago
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Online Phonics Sessions

 

Read, Write, Inc. Phonics sessions

Daily Read, Write, Inc. phonics session films will be available at 9.30am from Monday to Friday.

Each film is approximately ten to fifteen minutes long and will be available on
YouTube for 24 hours during school closure.

Daily films:
• Set 1 Speed Sounds, Word Time and Spelling: for children in Reception
and children who are new to English.

• Set 2 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 (and those in
Reception that can read Set 1 Speed Sounds.)

• Set 3 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 that can read
Set 2 Speed Sounds.

• Read longer words: for children who can read Set 3 sounds and words
confidently.

• Read Red Words 1: for children who are reading Red, Green, Purple, Pink
and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these
in Year 1.

• Read Red Words 2: for children who are reading Yellow, Blue and Grey
Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these in Y2.

• Read and Hold a Sentence 1: reading and writing practice for children
reading Green, Purple, Pink and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For
children reading and writing with Set 1 sounds confidently and learning Set 2
sounds.)

• Read and Hold a Sentence 2: reading and writing practice for children
reading Yellow, Blue and Grey Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For children
reading and writing words with Set 2 sounds confidently and learning Set 3
sounds.)

All films will be in separate categories on the YouTube channel.

The schedule can be downloaded here:

ruth miskin schedule

If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact your class teacher via classdojo.

Cheryl Meddins
3 years, 256 days ago
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Online Phonics Sessions

 

Read, Write, Inc. Phonics sessions

Daily Read, Write, Inc. phonics session films will be available at 9.30am from Monday to Friday.

Each film is approximately ten to fifteen minutes long and will be available on
YouTube for 24 hours during school closure.

Daily films:
• Set 1 Speed Sounds, Word Time and Spelling: for children in Reception
and children who are new to English.

• Set 2 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 (and those in
Reception that can read Set 1 Speed Sounds.)

• Set 3 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 that can read
Set 2 Speed Sounds.

• Read longer words: for children who can read Set 3 sounds and words
confidently.

• Read Red Words 1: for children who are reading Red, Green, Purple, Pink
and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these
in Year 1.

• Read Red Words 2: for children who are reading Yellow, Blue and Grey
Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these in Y2.

• Read and Hold a Sentence 1: reading and writing practice for children
reading Green, Purple, Pink and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For
children reading and writing with Set 1 sounds confidently and learning Set 2
sounds.)

• Read and Hold a Sentence 2: reading and writing practice for children
reading Yellow, Blue and Grey Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For children
reading and writing words with Set 2 sounds confidently and learning Set 3
sounds.)

All films will be in separate categories on the YouTube channel.

The schedule can be downloaded here:

ruth miskin schedule

If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact your class teacher via classdojo.

 

Melanie Wright
3 years, 263 days ago
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Read, Write, Inc. Phonics sessions

Daily Read, Write, Inc. phonics session films will be available at 9.30am from Monday to Friday.

Each film is approximately ten to fifteen minutes long and will be available on
YouTube for 24 hours during school closure.

Daily films:
• Set 1 Speed Sounds, Word Time and Spelling: for children in Reception
and children who are new to English.

• Set 2 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 (and those in
Reception that can read Set 1 Speed Sounds.)

• Set 3 Speed Sounds and Spelling: for children in Year 1 and 2 that can read
Set 2 Speed Sounds.

• Read longer words: for children who can read Set 3 sounds and words
confidently.

• Read Red Words 1: for children who are reading Red, Green, Purple, Pink
and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these
in Year 1.

• Read Red Words 2: for children who are reading Yellow, Blue and Grey
Read Write Inc. Storybooks. Many children are able to read these in Y2.

• Read and Hold a Sentence 1: reading and writing practice for children
reading Green, Purple, Pink and Orange Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For
children reading and writing with Set 1 sounds confidently and learning Set 2
sounds.)

• Read and Hold a Sentence 2: reading and writing practice for children
reading Yellow, Blue and Grey Read Write Inc. Storybooks. (For children
reading and writing words with Set 2 sounds confidently and learning Set 3
sounds.)

All films will be in separate categories on the YouTube channel.

The schedule can be downloaded here:

ruth miskin schedule

If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact your class teacher via classdojo.

Melanie Wright
3 years, 358 days ago
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National Poetry Day Competition

 

To celebrate National Poetry Day we are asking all of our children to enter a poem they have written into our poetry competition. 

The title is

“The Window of Worries”

or the

‘The Window of Well-being’

The children have started to think about this at school and we ask that you support your child to write their poem. There will be a prize for the winner  from each family group. we ask that all entries are returned by Friday 9th October, either to your child’s class teacher or to the class email address.

Good luck!

Julie Hutson
4 years, 108 days ago
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Week one of the Blue Peter badge challenge – Green Badge

Green badge ‘ Show your saving the planet’.

Green badges are awarded for sending in letters, pictures and  things you make that are about or inspired by the environment, conservation or nature.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/findoutmore/blue-peter-apply-for-a-green-badge

Here are a few ideas as to how you can achieve the Green Blue Peter Badge.

  1. Make a bird feeder,
  2. Create a garden box
  3. Plant some seeds
  4. Build a bug hotel
  5. Ocean crafts
  6. Endangered animal pictures
  7. Make a birds nest
  8. Create a poster linked to Chester Zoo and the impact of COVID 19
  9. Write a letter to David  Attenborough

 Here’s a step by step guide for how you can get your hands on one.

To apply for a Green badge you must:

  • Be between 6 – 15 years old
  • Ask your parent or guardian for permission and ask them to read the Privacy Notice at the bottom of this page
  • Please tell us about what you have done to help the environment or send us something with an environmental theme to earn your Green badge. You could write us a letter to tell us about something you’ve done to help the environment, or a poem or story that has been inspired with a green twist. Perhaps you wish to create an artwork or model or idea for helping our planet, animals or nature.
  • Also include: your full name, your date of birth, your home postal address and postcode (not your school address) and that you are applying for a Green badge
  • Post it to Blue Peter with the correct stamp on it (you’ll need a ‘large letter’ stamp if sending an A4, or to pay for parcel postage if bigger than a letter)

Send your application letter and any other materials to the following address:

Blue Peter

MediaCityUK

Salford

M50 2BH

Alternatively, for a limited time, you can email your application and scanned documents to bluepeter@bbc.co.uk.

Need inspiration?

Why not check out the badge wall segment live on Blue Peter (Thursdays, 5:30pm on CBBC), catch up on BBC iPlayer OR visit the ‘Post of the Week’ page.

What happens when I’ve sent my application?

Thousands of children apply for badges each year and it can take up to 10 weeks for your badge to arrive, so please be patient! If you have any further questions, check out our badge Q&A pages.

 

 

Please note: Current UK government advice advises everyone to stay at home and so for the time being, you will not be able to visit Blue Peter Badge attractions.

Julie Hutson
4 years, 108 days ago
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Earn a Blue Peter Badge – competition for all!

‘What BP badge should you earn?

If you’re itching to get your hands on a Blue Peter badge, but don’t know where to start, this is the quiz for you! This quiz uses top of the range technology to decipher what BP badge is perfect for you.’

 

Click on the start at the top of the page and this will help you choose a badge to apply for.

 

To apply visit the Blue Peter link below and apply through their page.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/joinin/about-blue-peter-badges

There are eight badges you can earn…

Blue badge

Blue badges are awarded for sending in interesting letters, stories, pictures, poems, good ideas for the programme, and for having appeared on Blue Peter.

Once you’ve got a Blue badge you can apply for a Silver badge.

Green badge

Green badges are awarded for sending in letters, pictures and makes that are about the environment, conservation or nature.

 

Silver badge

Silver badges are awarded to Blue badge holders who go on to make an extra effort. For example, if you won a Blue badge for an interesting letter or email, you could win a Silver badge by sending us something different such as a make, picture or a poem.

Fan Club badge

Purple Fan Club badges are awarded for joining the Blue Peter fan club and answering some questions about the show and the website.

Music badge

The Music badge is a very special badge, designed by superstar Ed Sheeran. It’s awarded to those who show off their passion for music by learning a new instrument or being part of a musical performance.

Sport badge

The Sport badge is awarded for getting active and trying a sport or physical activity that you have never tried before. Each year a new limited edition badge is released that is only available during the summer. This means you can collect a new Sport badge every single year!

Applications for 2020 are open now and will close in late September 2020. Due to current circumstances, earning your Sport badge is a little different this year, so remember to read all the instructions.

Orange badge

Orange badges are given to winners and runners up of Blue Peter competitions. To have a chance of winning one of these badges you have to enter a Blue Peter competition, which only run during certain times in the year. For more information on competitions and whether a competition is open or not visit the  competition page.

Gold badge

Gold badges are very rare indeed. Each year only a few are awarded in exceptional circumstances for outstanding achievements, for example being solely responsible for saving someone’s life, or showing amazing and unique bravery, courage and citizenship. (You must already have at least one of the other badges).

On very rare occasions, extraordinary adults can also be awarded a Gold Blue Peter badge. Recipients are high profile personalities who are considered to be role models, inspiring the nation’s children.

MORE INFORMATION:

Watch Blue Peter live on Thursdays at 5:30pm on CBBC and iPlayer and join the Blue Peter Fan Club Live Chat every Thursday 5:30 – 6:30pm.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/shows/blue-peter

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Declan Hughes
4 years, 118 days ago
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Home Learning – Art Lesson 6 Colour Monster

Hi everyone! Welcome back to your Art lessons online. I hope you have fun drawing along with the artist today.

Ceramic Artist James DeRosso . TV | OPB

In today’s lesson we are inspired by an artist who loves to draw and create little monsters. We are also going to learn a little bit more about the different type of colours and their names.

Bat Flop | ART Elements GalleryA Monster Party in the Art Room...James DeRosso inspired Monsters ...

You don’t have to copy my drawings exactly, for this lesson if you want to change the colours on your colour wheel or how your monster looks that’s fine, it is your art! If you don’t have the same resources at home don’t worry, just use what you have.

Declan Hughes
4 years, 120 days ago
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Home learning – Art Lesson on Tall Birds with Salvador Dali

In today’s lesson we are inspired by an artist who loves to draw his dreams, Salvador Dali. These pictures can look strange and sometimes very funny. I hope this lesson helps you to see the fun in Art and you can have a little giggle with as well!

Salvador Dali - 1162 artworks - painting

You don’t have to copy the drawings exactly, for this lesson you might want to change the animal that you add your long legs too or maybe you want your animal to have long arms, it is your art!

Salvador Dalí: Painting "Les Elephants", (1948) framed - ars mundiDo you think Salvador Dali was a great artist or just a showman ...

If you don’t have the same resources at home don’t worry, just use what you have. You could even try and make your own.

The Persistence of Memory Painting By Salvador Dali - Reproduction ...

I hope you have fun drawing and painting along with the artist.

Declan Hughes
4 years, 122 days ago
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Home learning – Art Lesson Illustrating and Dreaming with Quentin Blake


In today’s lesson we are inspired by an illustrator who has drawn pictures for lots of children’s books. I think you might recognise some of them! It’s also a time for you to think about your dreams, big or small.

BBC - Quentin Blake on working with a big friendly giant

As we are staying in and staying safe, now might be the perfect time to think of something that you would love to do one day, or maybe even start on your dream today!

Quentin Blake: Roald Dahl rewrote the BFG because of my drawings ...

You don’t have to copy thedrawings exactly, for this lesson you might want to change the character and you will definitely want to add in your own dream, it is your art!

Coronavirus: Quentin Blake makes rainbows to raise pots of gold ...

If you don’t have the same resources as the artist at home don’t worry, just use what you have. You could even try and make your own.

I hope you have fun drawing and painting along with the artist!