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Autumn 1- Year R 2 Day Emergency Plan Learning Activities
Please refer to the blog: https://whiteleyyearr.blogspot.com/ for current learning.
Below are some additional optional activities:
English:
· Please share a book every day with your child. Below is a link to support early reading with your child – in the video, Mrs Stone models for parents how to share a book with you child when they are at the early stages of reading. Please click on the link and scroll to the bottom of the page. https://www.whiteleyprimary.co.uk/classes/national-curriculum-subject-information/english/parent-guidance-for-english/
· Click on the links below to listen to the teachers read stories.
-You can also access your child’s Bug Club account: https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/login?c=0
Maths
Please refer to the weekly activities suggested on the blog.
Physical Development – Fine Motor Skills
· It is important your child develops strong muscles in their fingers to become effective writers. Below are some activities you might like to do with your child to strengthen their fingers. Fine motor: https://theimaginationtree.com/40-fine-motor-skills-activities-for-kids/
· You might also like to support your child writing their name.
Physical Development – Gross Motor Skills:
· It is also important your child develops core strength. Here are some exercises to develop this. It is important your child spends time being physical outside.
https://www.yourtherapysource.com/blog1/2020/03/23/gross-motor-skills-and-activities/
· Your child might like to try out making an obstacle course – this video from Mrs Mugford shows them some ideas:
Personal, Social and Emotional Development (PSED)
· Take part in activities with your child where they need to take turns. This could be a board game or an activity where they have to take it in turns to share a piece of equipment. Talk to your child using the language of turn-taking… ‘now it’s my turn…next it’s your turn…etc’.
Learning Through Play – Practical Ideals
Below are some lovely practical ideas you might like to do with your child.
Some suggestions that require few resources include crayon rubbing, counting natural objects, dino bones or big bubble blower.
https://abcdoes.com/home-learning/
