We are learning the short vowel sound /U/ when it is spelt with and O in words such as onion, mother, 

Watch and listen to the story in the video below. 

How many short U words can you hear and see? 

Can you make a list of them?

You could use some in sentences of your own or you could have a go at making up your own short story.

Complete the u/o sheet below, just like you do in school. Practise reading the words yourself first (sound out and blend), then read them to an adult.

If you have printed out the sheet you can tick the ones you read corrrectly to an adult.

Challenge: Choose at least 3words  and write each one in a sentence (or use words you found in the story above!).

Remember to use joined/best handwriting, a capital letter at the begining of your sentences, word spaces and a full stop to end each of your sentences.

Lesson title: To explore the moods in a created story

In this lesson, we will explore the moods in our created stories using drama and mood mapping

Watch the video in the link below and complete the activities within it.

Write today's date and lesson title at the top of your written work

Please watch the video in the link below

After watching the video, complete the questions on the sheet below.

Remember you can always go back to the video to help you.

The Parable of the Lost Sheep.

Watch and listen to the story in the video below.

Questions to think about and answer:

1. Before he found his sheep

How do you think the Shepherd felt when he had lost one of his sheep?

Why did he go looking for his sheep?

2. After he had found his sheep

How did the shepherd feel after he had found the sheep?

3. Reflection:

What does this parable tell us about God?

(See the attached work sheets below)

In this lesson, we will be learning about different properties of materials.

We will be identifying different objects and describing the properties of the materials they are made from.

Please watch the video lesson below and complete the activities. 

Challenge: Complete the observation task below.

I have put a sheet on for you to use to record your observations if you want to use it, or you can record your observations on paper or in your homework book if you have it.

Remember to write the date and the lesson target at the top.