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Maths
Week beginning 8th June- Recap week
Please use this week to complete the below booklet to recap on everything that has been taught so far in Year 1. You can write your answers in your red exercise books.
Place value booklet
Week beginning 18th May- Length and Height
Read through this power point with an adult about length and heights and the key words we use.
Games to play..
In your red books, put the animals in order from the shortest to the tallest.
Now you've put the animals in order, answer these questions in your red books.
Get your family members together and stand them in line from the tallest to the shortest. Draw them in your red books in the correct order.
Can you complete the below activities, use your red books if needed.
Read through this power point with an adult. Then complete the activities on there, writing the answers in your red books if needed.
We can measure objects using our hands and feet. Can you find something smaller than your hand? Can you find something longer than your hand? Now do the same for feet.
Create a table in your books like the one below, go around your house using hands and feet to measure different objects and record them in your table.
Week Beginning 11th May - Capacity (Continued)
Last week, we started learning about capacity. Go through this PowerPoint with your grown-up to see what you remember.
Ask your grown-up to help you fill a mug with water. Which containers in your house do you think would hold more water than a mug and which would hold less than a mug? Write these in a table in your red book. You can use the pictures below to help you get started.
How many mugs of water do you think it will take to fill different containers in your house? With your grown up, try it out and record your findings in a table like the one below.
Ask your grown-up to go through this PowerPoint with you on using millilitres (ml) and litres (l) to measure capacity.
In your red book, make two columns, one for millilitres (ml) and one for litres (l). Can you write or draw some things in each column that you would measure using millilitres (ml) or litres (l)? Start by sorting the items below and then add some of your own.
Look at these items Miss Sharkey found in her house. They all contain liquids and they are all measured in millilitres (ml). Can you find the capacity of each one?
With your grown-up, find some different liquids in your house and look at their capacity on the container. Draw, label and write their capacity your red book, using millilitres (ml) or litres (l).
How much water is in each jug? Remember to check the scale on each jug; does it go up in 1s or 2s? Record your answers in your red book.
Week beginning 4th May - Capacity
Please read through this power point with your child to explain what capacity is.
Games- play these games to identify which container has more or less.
Look at the images below of the containers. Write down in your red exercise books which container has the most liquid in for each set. Container 1 or container 2?
Read through this next power point to find out which key words we use when measuring capacity.
Can you write down in your red exercise books the capacity of the below containers. Which one is empty, full, half-full, nearly empty and nearly full?
Create a table like the one below in your red exercise books. Look at the pictures showing different capacities and put the correct numbers into the correct columns.
Copy and complete this worksheet in your red exercise books.
Some challenges for you to try at home..
Week Beginning 27th April - Weight (Continued)
Last week, our Maths work was about weight and identifying objects that are heavier or lighter. See what you remember to answer these questions.
Ask your grown-up to go through this PowerPoint with you on using grams and kilograms for weight.
In your red exercise book, make two columns, one for grams (g) and one for kilograms (kg). Can you write or draw some things in each column that you would weigh using grams (g) or kilograms (kg)? Start by sorting the items below and then add some of your own.
With your grown-up, look at the weight of some of the different tins, jars and packets of food in your kitchen cupboard. Draw, label and write the weight of these items in your red exercise book.
If you have some weighing scales at home, ask your grown-up to help you weigh some different objects in grams or kilograms and write the weight of these in your red book.
Week Beginning 20th April - Weight
Read through these power points with your child and look at which items are the heaviest and the lightest. Discuss what happens to the scales and how we know whether an item is the heaviest or the lightest.
Games
Write in your red exercise book some things that are heavy and some things that are light.
Find some objects around your house that are all different weights. Can you order them from the lightest to the heaviest? Draw them in your red exercise book.
Order the pictures from the lightest to the heaviest in your red exercise books. Then copy the sentences below into your red book and fill in the blanks so they read correct.