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CURRICULUM LONG TERM PLANS
EYFS Curriculum Summary 2024-2025
EYFS Summer Term Plan 2024-2025
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Homework - Friday 16th May
Phonics - Please complete the worksheet in your child's homework folder. Children should know all tricky words from Phase 2 and 3 by sight at this point in the year, if your child does not know these they will receive extra practice in school but please ensure you practice these at home also. If you need a new copy of these words then please see your child's teacher.
Reading - Your child will bring a physical reading book home. Share your child's book a minimum of two occasions and ensure the reading record is signed each time and then the book is returned the following Wednesday.
Maths - This week in Maths the children have been learning to use the part-whole model and memorise and recite their number bonds to 5. Please complete the worksheet with your child reminding them to use full sentences to describe how many is in each part.
Homework - Friday 9th May
Phonics - Please complete the worksheet in your child's homework folder. Children should know all tricky words from Phase 2 and 3 by sight at this point in the year, if your child does not know these they will receive extra practice in school but please ensure you practice these at home also. If you need a new copy of these words then please see your child's teacher.
Reading - Your child will bring a physical reading book home. Share your child's book a minimum of two occasions and ensure the reading record is signed each time and then the book is returned the following Wednesday.
Maths - This week in Maths the children have been understanding that whole numbers can be broken into multiple parts. Over the next week find opportunities to discuss whole objects being being broken into parts and discuss this with your child. Eg cutting a piece of fruit into parts or a pizza into slices. Ask your child to explain how many parts the object has been broken into. "I can see 4 parts".
Little Wandle at Home Flashcards - Phase 2
Little Wandle at Home Flashcards - Phase 3
USEFUL RESOURCES
Little Wandle Phase 2 Autumn 1 Phonemes - Correct Pronunciation
Little Wandle Phase 2 Autumn 2 Phonemes - Correct Pronunciation
Little Wandle Phase 2 Spring 1 Phonemes - Correct Pronunciation
Little Wandle - How We Teach Blending
Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised Website
Reading Record Comment Suggestions
Letter Formation Practice Sheets - Spring 1