Keep going over all your sounds:
The Just Phonics Book is also good for
revising sounds.
Keep going over all your tricky words:
June is the time of year when we
assess the children on various aspects of English. This week, you may want to
check what tricky words your child knows. Point to the word and ask your child
to tell you the word. Keep a note of the tricky words your child is not sure
of. If your child does not know a word, please go over it with them every day.
I
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was
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me
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we
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come
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the
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to
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she
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you
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there
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are
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said
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he
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some
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be
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do
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all
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here
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your
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they
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Games you can play with the Tricky Words:
·
Write 2 sets of them on paper and play a Matching
game/snap Make up your own worksheet/ table with the tricky words. Colour
‘are’ red, colour ‘said’ green etc
·
Can you put ‘your’ in a sentence? Eg. The
sweets are over there etc.
·
Try write some of the tricky words on your own.
·
Why are they called tricky words?
Blending: Try and
practice some more blending!
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Click ‘Early Phonics’
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Click ‘Next’ at the bottom of the page
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Choose some words to spell/sound out
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Click ‘play’
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Have fun!
Try and read at least one story together every day.
- Here is a lovely link to https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/ .On this website you can create a free account and have access to loads of beautiful stories/ eBooks you could read together with your child.
Counting:
- Continue practicing counting forwards and
backwards every day.
- Revise before and after numbers with your
child.
- This is the time of year at school we would
also be assessing the children’s knowledge in maths. This week use the grid
below or draw your own and ask your child to name the number and show you
the number on their fingers too. Keep a note of the numbers they don’t know
and again revise them as often as you can.
4
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8
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9
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1
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2
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5
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7
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6
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3
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10
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0
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Gaeilge:
We are only including
this just in case there are any parent/ guardians who feel up to having a go
and have access to a computer or laptop. Please don’t worry if you don’t.
We understand it
might be difficult for parents who do not speak Irish to help children. We are suggesting
that the children revise some of the lessons from the theme “An Aimsir” (weather).
How to install Bua na
Cainte programme:
2.
Select the File which
suits your PC.
3.
Select the Class
Level you require and click to download.
4.
Once downloaded,
click on the file to install and follow the instructions.
5.
A Bua na Cainte icon
will appear on desktop. Click this icon to bring you to a login page.
6.
Username: trial
7.
Password: trial.
The children love
using this in school.
The children will
show you which icons to press for activities/games, songs and the story!
Click on the links
below to find the work for each day this week.
