Beehive 1

Mrs Umerji Mrs Gul

Beehive 2

Miss Royle Miss Clegg Mrs Barrett Mrs Heinrich

Every small step counts. Through adult modelling, repetition, and short bursts of focused learning, we build confidence and understanding. And with regular sensory and movement breaks, we nurture not just minds—but hearts too.

When completing activities from below, please consider:

Adult modelling
Lots of repetition
Short bursts of learning (5-10 mins)
Encourage regular sensory/movement breaks

Let's Talk Sounds

Each week the children will bring home at least one new picture book, phonics flashcards, words or a reading book.

Use a picture book at the beginning of your child's reading journey to establish a reading routine together.
Wordless books are an incredible opportunity to develop oracy skills and support literacy rich conversations.
Use the phonics flashcards to begin to identify the sounds to blend into simple words.
Read together to develop accuracy.

Focus on Reading

Go to Oxford Owl, click log in, select students, enter the login details below and select Read, Write, Inc eBook Library.
Log in using these details: Username: hpsbeehive Password: book
Which book should you pick?
Children learning Set 1 - Red Ditty or Sound Blending Level
Children learning Set 2 - Green, Purple or Pink Level
Children learning Set 3 - Orange, Yellow or Blue Level

Share a Story

Children learn a lot from us reading to them. Let them enjoy listening to a story, take them to a magical place and let them use their imagination.

Use your story teller voice
Act it out
Re - tell the story
Enjoy an Audio Book together
You can find plenty of audio books on youtube or cbeebies

Most importantly have fun and encourage your child to learn to love to read!

60 Second Maths App

Download the Free White Rose Maths App and enjoy the mathematical challenges

Fun maths games to play online:

Additional Websites we think you will enjoy visiting:

Top Marks - Key Stage 1

ICT Games - ictgames

Maths Frame - Maths Games

These are Apps that some of the children use within school, if your child uses these they will have a login in their reading record.

Dough Disco

To strengthen your muscles in your hands get some playdough and join in with a familiar Dough Disco video here. By following this link you can find lots of different videos, choose the one you would like to do.

Don't worry if you don't have any playdough at home, you can use a small teddy, a soft ball or a pair of socks made into a ball.

Sensory Challenge

Why don't you challenge each other to read and write sounds, words and numbers from using sensory items for e.g. flour, salt, pasta, shaving foam or in shower gel.

Be creative and get messy!

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