Welcome to Reception

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White Rose Maths

It’s Me 1, 2, 3! 

Watch the video clips and complete the daily task.

Listen to the story, ‘The Very Busy Spider’ written by Eric Carle.

What was the spider busy doing? 

With help, make a list of the animals in the   story. Which sound can you hear at the beginning of each word. Spider begins   with ‘s’.

Our new Come and See topic is  ‘Welcome’.

Listen to the book, ‘All are Welcome’ by   Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman. 

With a grown up, talk about the meaning of the following key words, welcome, welcomed, school, class and b

Listen to the story

‘Spider Sandwiches’ written by   Claire Freedman.

Talk about the character and setting. What else do you think Max would like to   eat? Draw and label a plate of his favourite food.

Listen to ‘Look Up’ written by  Nathan Bryon.

Did you know that Mae Jemison was the first African American woman in space? What would you like to be when you are older

      Listen to ‘Walter’s Wonderful Web’   written by Tim Hopgood. 

How did Walter feel when his webs got blown away? Can you draw different shaped webs like in the story? 

        Me and My Family (part two) from   Oak National Academy

      Listen to ‘Spinderella’ written by Julia Donaldson.

What was your favourite part of the story? Why?

 Please watch the daily videos and complete the tasks. 

      Find out 5 facts about spiders. Click on the video above and watch. 

Record what you have found out about spiders. Have a look for spiders in your garden. 

Mrs Gray reading 'Incy Wincy Spider' by Keith Chapman and Jack Tickle. Can you spot the rhymes?

Mrs Dalley reading 'Aaaarrgghh Spider' by Lydia Monks.

Watch the Me and My Family (part one) video from Oak National Academy. Click on the image.

 This website has a wealth of fabulous activities for Early Years children and their families, particularly in the Home Schooling section. 

 Sing along and learn all about numbers with the Numberblocks!  Watch episodes on the CBeebies website and BBC iPlayer. 

 Watch as the letters of the alphabet tell stories and make words using phonics. Play the learning game, watch clips and print colouring pages on the CBeebies website. Earlier episodes are available on YouTube.