Term 3 Week 5 - Friday

Term 3 Week 5 - Friday



Welcome to another wonderful day of learning in Year 0/1 at Elm Park School. Here are today’s tasks; 


Literacy: 


Reading: 


Click the link below to listen to Mrs Yates reading “The Best Loved Bear”. 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyU_Hwod_U0


Think about what happened in the beginning, middle and end of the story. You can use the below

template to help you organise your ideas. 



Writing: 


Today we are going to publish our favourite piece of writing for the week! 

You may like to do this by typing it out on a device or copying it in your neatest handwriting onto a piece

of paper. You could ask someone to help you with this. 


Your classroom teacher would LOVE to see your work. It might even get posted onto the blog for everyone

to see! So try your best! :) 


Numeracy: 


This term Year 0/1 have been learning about measurement for our strand maths. 


Today’s learning intention is: 

We are learning to measure height using non-standard units of measurement. 


You are going to need a helper for today’s activity. Find some objects in your home that you can measure

with; lego, crayons, books etc. Just remember that all of your objects need to be the same. Get your

helper to lie on the floor flat on their back and line up your measuring objects end to end next to them

to see how tall they are. 


Jump Jam: 


Friday’s at Elm Park School mean JUMP JAM! Luckily this doesn’t have to stop while we’re learning

from home. Click the link below and choose the song you’d like to jump and jam to today. 


https://www.jumpjam.co.nz/lockdown21/


Origami Craft: 


Today is Daffodil Day! 

Daffodil Day is the largest national fundraising day for cancer research, patient and family support and

education in New Zealand.


Click the link below to have a go at making an Origami Daffodil. 



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaskPj_xpBw


Enviro: 


Ask someone to take you for a listening walk and complete the activities below. The people in your bubble

might be able to play the game with you. 



Thank you so much for learning with us today. Tune back in on Monday for some more distance

learning lessons with your Year 0/1 teachers. :) 



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