Log in Home Page Daily Activities Home Children Class Pages Class Pages Archive 2019-2020 Reception Reception School Closure Work Week beginning 6.7.20 Daily Activities Reading: Please look at last week’s plan for how to support your child at home with their phonics and reading. Writing: Write a daily mission for your child’s superhero. It could be saving a cat stuck in a tree, it could be a boat caught in a storm, it could be an earthquake, it could be to save someone from a shark etc. Support your child in writing the sentence and then talk about how your child as the superhero would save them. See attached mission writing sheet. Home About Us Parents Children Community Sitemap Cookie Information Website Policy All website content copyright © Godwin Primary School Website design by PrimarySite Cookies Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips. Our cookies ensure you get the best experience on our website. Please make your choice! Reject all Accept all I need more information

Log in Home Page Reading Home Children Class Pages 3G Reading The Nothing to see Here Hotel! This term we will be reading 'The Nothing to See Here Hotel' written by Steven Butler and illustrated by Steven Lenton. Ask your children all about the characters, setting and story events. We will be learning a range of new vocabulary. Here are some words from that link to the theme of the book: troll, seafront, raven, mechanism, contraption, guest, bizarre, battalion, cellar, chaos, genius and crockery. Please ask your children if they know the meaning of these words and to use them in a sentence. A strong understanding of these words will help your child comprehend the story and use them in their writing. Home About Us Parents Children Community Sitemap Cookie Information Website Policy All website content copyright © Godwin Primary School Website design by PrimarySite Cookies Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips. Our cookies ensure you get the best experience on our website. Please make your choice! Reject all Accept all I need more information