This week, we are going to be thinking and learning about ourselves.
Letters and Sounds
Alliteration
Alliteration is the repetition of the same sound or letter at the beginning of each or most of the words in a sentence.
Read our story of Sid the Sheep below. How many words can you hear that begin with the ‘s’ sound?
We will be learning our new letter sound ‘s’ on our Zoom lesson today.
Can you gather items from inside or outside your home that begin with the letter sound ‘s’?
Practise writing the letter sound 's' by mark making in sugar (Or similar), forming the letter by using objects such as Cheerios, then using chalks or a pencil to write.
Keep practising saying and writing the letter sounds with your child when they are ready. Some children have started practising them in Nursery - m, a, s, d, t, p, o, w, c, f
Scroll down to the Pure Letter Sounds on the class page to hear the correct pronunciation.
Scroll down to the links on the class page for lower and upper case letter formations.
All children can practise writing their name using their name card.
Start on the 'red dot' encouraging your child to say the letter sound as they write over the letter. Ask your child to copy the letter underneath, in the space provided on their name card, encourage them to use the correct letter formation. Focus on your child writing their first name before moving on to their surname.
Scroll down the class page for more support regarding writing and mark making.
Today, we are going to be thinking about numbers. Click on the link below to watch Numberblocks 1.
Can you draw or paint a picture of a sunny day? Can you draw or paint 1 sun and 1 cloud in the sky? Can you also draw or paint 1 house and 1 tree?