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7.5.20

Below are some of the wonderful things that you have been doing at home - lots of you enjoyed the vet work so well done Team Reception!

 

Further down the page is a message from the keyworker children and you will also find your phonics, maths, storybook and lots of activities that you can carry out this week to celebrate VE day.

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What’s going on?


Since 1945 the end of World War Two in Europe has been marked by Victory in Europe Day, better known as VE Day. On 8th May 1945, Prime Minister Winston
Churchill made an announcement on the radio at 3pm that the war in Europe had come to an end, following Germany's surrender the day before. This year,
the 8th May 2020 will mark 75 years since the first VE Day! Until the current Covid-19 crisis struck, there had been plans to stage celebratory events and street
parties in many places.

Sadly, this has all had to be cancelled but many have chosen to celebrate virtually! Holding video parties, decorating our homes or
baking to celebrate whilst we are all in lockdown!

 

Web Links
Ideas and activities to celebrate VE Day at home
https://ve-vjday75.gov.uk/toolkit/
Useful Video – What is VE Day and how can we celebrate this year?
https://bit.ly/2Ws7NtU
 

 

 

A message from our key worker children

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I hope you are all enjoying your home learning – I miss you all very much and am looking forward to seeing you all again.  Please email me any questions or pictures of your home learning on reception@manea.cambs.sch.uk

Don’t forget you can do your learning inside or outside!

Phonics

 

Use the www.phonicsplay.co.uk website to investigate this sound along with words around you and in books – also use the ‘you tube' clip to help!

 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uVVJXbc870

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK8_kUg3454

Number

What can you do with this number?  Can you say the number that is before it, one more than, one less than, can you add two numbers together to make this number?  Can you count objects to this number?  Can you write this number.  Can you share out this number of objects between 2 people equally?

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Main text:    Oxford Owl Website – Log into ebooks 4-5 years

Let’s Bake

Read the story with your grown up – blend the sounds together to read.  Retell the story using the prompt pictures at the end.  What was your favourite part?  Why?  What would you like to bake?

Activities:

  • We will be celebrating VE day this week – find out as much about this celebration as you can with your grown ups.  Why is it important to celebrate this event?
  • Create some bunting using resources you find around your house – you could create union jack bunting (an example is from twinkl but you can create your own!

 

  • Create a celebration meal with your family – what will you have?  Make your own menus – use your sounds to write the words and decorate carefully.
  • Find out what was eaten during VE celebrations in 1945.  What is the same or different from today – is there anything that you have tried before?  Is there anything that you would like to try?
  • Watch a clip of the celebrations outside Buckingham Palace https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwxL0pk2A6s – what do you notice? Talk about similarities and differences from celebrations of today.
  • There is a celebration dance on 5 a day fitness to do.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBTvnJpwcKw

Also…….

Don’t forget to keep active….. Use the Jo Wicks PE sessions on You tube.

Celebrate by Dancing to your favourite song!  March around your garden!

 


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