Can you now practise your tricky words- You need to be able to read and spell these
For our last week we are going to be recapping the sounds through different activities. I will also attach a few different games that you might want to print off and make up then you can continue to practise over the summer holidays or you can access the games on phonics play
Today we want you to..
Can you write the words down and then put them into a sentence?
Last week we read the story of Pippety Skycap. Some of you then made your own pixies.
Read the fact file about Pippety Skycap again. Can you create a fact file about your own pixie?
Think about your pixie’s name, age and where your pixie lives. Then can you think about what their favourite things are.
You can complete the fact file below or you can just write your own. I can’t wait to see them.
Lesson 1- Finding a half
Watch the following video and answers the questions on the sheet below.
Ask an adult to check your work once you have completed the sheet.
Blowing bubbles is super fun! In this lesson, we are going to use observation skills and testing to discover how to make the best bubbles.
Discover the science of bubbles with the Science Museum Group
This activity from the Science Museum Group uses their special bubble recipe and some ideas about how you can create your own brilliant bubble blowers. This can get messy, so it’s best to try it outside!
Which recipe makes the best bubble mix?
For this activity from the Science Museum Group you'll need dish soap, water, three cups and a pipe cleaner.
Step 1 - In one cup, put five tablespoons of water and one tablespoon of dish soap and gently mix
Step 2 - In another cup, put three tablespoons of water and three tablespoons of dish soap and gently mix
Step 3 - In the last cup, put one tablespoon of water and five tablespoons of dish soap and gently mix
Step 4 - Take your pipe cleaner and gently bend the end into a loop. Dip the wand into one cup and try blowing bubbles. Repeat for the other cup