Homework

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Homework

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Term 1 Home Learning

Handwriting Resources

Year 2 Handwriting Resources

Year 2 Handwriting Resources

Year 3-6 Handwriting Resources

Years 3 6 Handwriting

Statutory Spellings

Years 1-6 Common Exception Words

Year 1 6 Spellings

Reception

Children have a home learning book. Each week they will be given a maths and a literacy home learning task linked to the teaching that has taken place in school. Books must be brought in to school every Monday and will be sent home with the new tasks on a Tuesday.

It is also expected that children will read daily. Each week they will bring home a story book to be shared with family and a phonics book linked to the sounds and key words being taught in class that they will begin to read themselves. Story books will be changed every Monday and Friday. Phonics books will be changed several times throughout the week. Please make a comment each time you read to let us know you have finished the book and how children got on. Books and reading records need to be brought into school daily.

Years 1-5

Pupils will be set work on MyMaths

Pupils will be allocated books on Serial Mash

Pupils will be set one spelling list a week (available online)

Pupils will read at home with an adult and record this as part of their reading challenge

Pupils will have access to Times Tables Rock Stars

Pupils will be given a termly home learning project, plus additional project work for during the holidays

Pupils will be expected to complete a stage in their reading challenge

Pupils (Reception-Year 2) will be able to access Phonics Play

Year 6

We set more homework in Year 6 in preparation for Secondary School, and children are expected to complete it and bring it into school.

They will also be set work on MyMaths, Serial Mash and Times Tables Rock Stars.

Phonics

What is phonics?

Read Write Inc summary

Where should my child be in phonics?

RWI Termly Progression Grid

How can I help my child with phonics?

The most important thing you can do is read the phonetically decodable books (books which can be read by a child using their phonic knowledge) which are sent home with your child. To check you are pronouncing the sounds correctly, please watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkXcabDUg7Q

Reading Challenge

Year 1 & 2

10 comments in reading record: Bronze

20 comments in reading record: Silver

30 comments in reading record: Gold

40 comments in reading record: Platinum

50 comments in reading record: Reading Leader

Year 3-6

5 book reviews: Bronze

10 book reviews: Silver

15 book reviews: Gold

20 book reviews: Platinum

25 book reviews: Reading Leader

Book reviews can be collected from your teacher, but you can also print extra at home if you would like! Don't forget to hand them in to win your prizes!

Book Review Template