Year 1
A huge 'Thank you' to you all too!
THANK YOU!! FRIDAY
Thursday 16th July
Wednesday 15th July
Tuesday 14th July
Monday 13th July
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Friday 10th July
Thursday 9th July
BIOGRAPHIC COMPETITION TIME! Competition... Little LICAF Live would like youngsters to design a factual comic! Inspired by Steve McGarry, it could be about anyone, from any walk of life. An athlete, a musician, actors from your favourite show, a family member, a historical figure or group of people like the vikings! Think about what you have recently been studying in school to help you with ideas. Instructions: • Create a biographic comic. It can be any size, landscape or portrait, but we recommend no larger than A3. • Use a combination of images and words – you can search ‘comic template’ online if you would like a ready made layout. • You can use any materials and equipment you want; draw, paint, collage, hand write, type, computer aided. • Hand your comic to your teacher before the deadline 25th September – please only write your first name on the front...
Wednesday 8th July
Tuesday 7th July
Monday 6th July
Friday 3rd July
Thursday 2nd July
Wednesday 1st July
Tuesday 30th June
Monday 29th June
Friday 26th June
Thursday 25th June
https://youtu.be/v6lBGk5zmcw
Wednesday 24th June
Tuesday 23rd June
Monday 22nd June
Friday 19th June Planning and Resources
Thursday 18th June Planning and Resources
The assembly will be live on the Oak National Academy website at 11am on Thursday 18 June and can be accessed here:://classroom.thenational.academy/assemblies/
Further to my earlier post on 'The Summer Reading Challenge' If you haven't yet signed up it's lots of fun! You will get access to lots of online books this year, perfect for reluctant readers who enjoy spending time on the computer or for children who are in desperate need of new reading material. Please read the attached document for more information and details of how to join. Many Thanks
Linking to the importance of mindfulness especially at the moment please see the attached resource for activity ideas and songs. Great for opening up discussions with your child.
Polite Reminder... If your child is back in school, its is especially important to follow current Government Guidance and limit the number of families/friends you are mixing with outside of school. This is vital for the safety of staff and children!
Please send your child to class with a drink and snack, sun hat, coat, sun cream already applied, packed lunch or lunch already ordered on Lunch shop'.
Please use the markers on the floor outside of school and a member of staff will collect or bring your child to you.
Many Thanks for your support with this.
Mrs Corrin
Wednesday 17th June
Tuesday 16th June Planning and Resources
Monday 15th June Planning and resources
Summer Reading Challenge
Art Competition Reminder
Thursday 11th June
Plates of Kindness Competition...
If your child is enjoying Maths or needs a little more practice, this site has a range of 'step by step' videos to start a Maths challenge following a range of Maths concepts.
Especially useful on a rainy day...
https://www.atm.org.uk/Maths-Snacks-Videos
Enjoy!!
Wednesday 10th June
Tuesday 9th June
Monday 8th June World Oceans Day
Friday 5th June
Thursday 4th March Planning and resources.
Wednesday 3rd June
Tuesday 2nd June
Monday 1st June Return to school and home learning
If your child is returning to school, we will be making the most of learning outside as this reduces risk. Due to the current weather conditions you're child will need a sun hat and sun cream should be applied BEFORE school. (I recommend apply once/all day sun cream) They should bring a drink in a clearly marked bottle. Please be aware you're child will NOT bring books home from school, you're child will NOT need their book bag or PE kit. Adults dropping off must not enter the school building or gather on the school grounds as per previous letter. School lunches must be booked on the school lunch shop before the school day starts.
Please ensure if your child or any family member has any symptoms stay at home, isolate and follow government guidance.
Many Thanks for your continued support. Stay Safe, Keep Smiling.
Mrs Corrin
Hi, As promised I have attached photos of our classroom, further changes will be made but are not available yet. If you choose to send your child to school on the 1st June, they will only need their coat and water bottle. They do not require their PE kit or book bags. Some areas of our classroom we be unavailable, closed/moved, for example; sand, water, role play area, story corner... It is important to prepare your child for these necessary changes. Many Thanks Mrs Corrin
Friday 22nd May
Thursday 21st May
Wednesday 20th May
Tuesday 19th May
Monday 18th May
Friday 15th May
Thursday 14th May
Traction Man has been busy learning phonics around Cockermouth. Can you use your phonics, say the sound, read the words. Are they real words or nonsense words?
You can download or draw your own version. If your child makes an error on their Maths when recording numbers use this resource to refer back to.
Wednesday 13th May
Someone from Year One has been investigating plants around Cockermouth. Can you guess who it is?
Tuesday 12th May
'The BIG Community Children's Art Competition'
Monday 11th May
Thursday 7th May
Wednesday 6th April
Tuesday 5th May
Monday 4th May
Friday 1st May Lessons and Resources
Lessons and Resources for Thursday 30th April
If you're just starting home learning please read this document first, it has all the information you need to get you started. Including passwords for websites we use. Many Thanks
Wednesday 29th April Lesson and Resources
Tuesday 28th April Lessons and resources
Monday 27th April
Friday 24th April Resources and Lesson Plan
Thursday 23rd April Lessons and Resources
If you are just starting home learning with us please read this document first, it has all the information you need and passwords for sites we are using. Many Thanks
Wednesday 22nd April Resources and Lesson Planning
Tuesday 21st April Resources and Planning
Monday 20th April Resources to print/view or download including Lesson Plan
Friday 17th April Resources and Lessons
Resources and Activity ideas for Thursday 16th April
Resources for Wednesday 15th
Resources for Tuesday 14th Lessons for use please check out class Dojo.
Please respond to the school Dojo email, if you haven't already. You will have received the email today Thursday 2nd April. All work will be set on Dojo after the Easter break and you will be able to share your child's work with me using this programme.
Many Thanks
Mrs Corrin
Friday 27th March 2020
Hi Year One,
I hope the work packs sent out/home have kept you busy. After the Easter break, work will be uploaded daily onto this page for you.
Have a safe Easter
Some fun activities to help you get through Easter…
Decorate an egg activity can still be done, use the egg box or the egg shell. Design your egg/egg box first before making. You could even run a family competition or choose a theme.
There are lots of Easter activities online https://kidactivities.net/easter-art-crafts-snacks/ including ‘The story of Easter from The Beginners Bible’ a story of Hope, Faith and Love. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PSgoPdKQFQ
Keep reading and playing on ‘Teach your monster to read’
If you have Lego or another building material at home like KNEX or even cardboard (off Easter egg boxes), these challenges look like lots of fun.
I have chosen some activities that link to our recent topics in class.
DO NOT THROW OUT YOUR EASTER EGG BOXES THEY WILL COME IN HANDY AFTER EASTER!!
Joe Wicks is also doing a Daily Workout at 9am Monday-Friday until the schools open!
Chinese New Year
Our Dinosaur visit!
Baking bread after learning in history about the Great Fire of London
Fire! The Great Fire of London
"A Wriggly Nativity" with Years 1 and 2
The Queen's Tea Party
This term the topic for the children in Year 1 at All Saints’ Primary School is “Bright Lights, Big City” and they are having great fun learning all about our own capital city – London – with its history, transport and famous landmarks and people!
As part of the topic the children were all invited to the “Queen’s Tea Party”. This was a traditional afternoon cream tea, with fresh scones, jam and cream and, whilst the children were disappointed the Queen was unable to attend herself, they had a wonderful time. The class had dressed up in their best clothes in honour of the occasion and our 5 year old children have enjoyed recounting the very special event.
Life Education Bus
