Y1 Homework
Snow Day 9th January 2026:
Here are some activities to keep you busy and to work on throughout the day. Please don't forget to read your RWI books.
Maths:
This is the link to a video all about o'clock times.
Writing:
Can you write some sentences about the picture? What adjectives could you use to describe the snowman?
Science:
Draw your favourite animal and label it's characteristics.
Snow activities:
- Can you build a Snowman family?
- What can you find in the snow? Can you use it a picture in the snow?
Have fun in the snow.
Reading
Children are asked to read at home with an adult at least four times each week. Parents are asked to write a signature with the date in their child's reading diary each day to confirm they have read. If you wish you may comment on your child's reading.
All Year 1 children are following Read Write Inc and will therefore bring home two reading books. One will be the book they are reading within their group, the other will be a book to enjoy based on the story they are reading. Children are not expected to read both books every night but please make sure that both books are read throughout the week.
Each child will also bring home a story book for you to share with them. They may not be able to read this book but will enjoy listening to you read it.
It is important that your child brings their reading diary and reading books to school every day as they may need to be changed. Teachers will collect in reading diaries every Friday to comment on children's home reading.
Maths
Each child has a NumBots log-in. NumBots helps to develop mental arithmetic skills and builds confidence with number. We ask that children use this frequently across the week. Each Friday we will celebrate their success.
Topic Work Project
Each half term children will be set a small project based upon that term's topic. During the last week of term children are asked to bring their project into school and share it with the class.