Welcome!

Welcome to the Year 1 page! We are super excited for the year ahead and look forward to keeping you up-to-date with all of the information that you will need via the website. 

Please ensure that you check back regularly to see updates of own exciting year together!

Our Team:

Mrs Cullum

Mrs Cullum

Year Leader

Mrs Harburn

Mrs Harburn

Miss Campbell

Miss Campbell

Miss Smith

Miss Smith

Teaching Assistants who support our children:

Mrs Wernham   l   Mrs Stachowicz   l   Mrs Sheppard  l   Miss Tatton

Other staff who support our children:

Miss Skillings   l   Mrs Wines   l   Mrs Meldrum  

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Class Email Accounts:

Dolphins - dolphins@hamworthyprimaryschools.co.uk

Seals - seals@hamworthyprimaryschools.co.uk

Sharks - sharks@hamworthyprimaryschools.co.uk

Whales - whales@hamworthyprimaryschools.co.uk

Year 1 PE 

The children in Year 1 have PE on a Thursday and Friday.

In the PE bag your child will need:

Black or navy shorts
Yellow or blue t-shirt

We will let you know when the children require outdoor PE kit. 

Please ensure your child's PE kit is named and in school so they are able to practise changing. We will send these home every half term to be washed. 

Please could all earrings be removed on PE days for your child's safety. 

Home Learning

Home learning is sent home on a Friday and we ask that it is returned by the following Wednesday. 

Reading 

Regular reading is vital for your child to make progress with their literacy skills. The children read three times each week in school with an adult to develop fluency and comprehension skills.

Your child would benefit enormously by reading at least three times per week for a minimum of 15 minutes. Please record your child's reading in their reading record book as they are regularly checked and monitored.

Thank you for your continued support.

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Reading

Regular reading is vital for your child to make progress with their literacy skills. The children read at least twice each week in school with an adult to develop fluency and comprehension skills.

Your child would benefit enormously by reading at least three times per week for a minimum of 10 minutes. Please record your child's reading in their reading record book as they are regularly checked and monitored.

The children earn a raffle ticket for every three reads recorded in their reading record and names are drawn every Friday... you've got to be in it to win it!

In your child's reading record you will also find a set of "Rainbow Words" or "Pot of Gold Words" which we would love you to spend time practising with your child. When your child can read each set by sight, they will receive a certificate! 

Thank you for your continued support.

Weekly Home Learning

Writing Activity Resources

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Maths Activity Resources

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Overview of today's learning

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Phonics

Please have a go at reading the following words. Each word contains the 'ea' digraph where it is making the 'e' phoneme (today's sound). Once you have had a go at reading the words, please have a go at writing them. Don't forget to say the word and then segment it using your segmenting fingers.

English

Lost and Found By Oliver Jeffers I Read Aloud

To buy the book: https://amzn.to/3kvIGl0 Please visit Oliver Jeffer's official website: https://www.oliverjeffers.com Lost and Found is a story about friendship that will please children and grown-ups alike. I am a huge Oliver Jeffers' fan. His unique style make all of his stories absolutely beguiling.

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Maths

Overview for today's learning

Phonics

Please have a go at reading the following words. Each word contains the 'wh' digraph where it is making the 'w' phoneme (today's sound). Once you have had a go at reading the words, please have a go at writing them. Don't forget to say the word and then segment it using your segmenting fingers.

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Please watch the videos and then have a go at writing a sentence for each of the pictures using a verb + the -ed suffix from yesterday. E.g. The boy pushed the boat into the sea. Remember to look at the picture, think of your sentence, say your sentence, and then have a go at writing it. Don't forget your capital letter, finger spaces, full stop and best handwriting!

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Art

Primary Colors Song (Sesame Studios)

Sing along and learn about the primary colors red, yellow and blue! Just watch and see what mixing them can do! -- The makers of Sesame Street welcome you to Sesame Studios, a brand new YouTube channel hosted by Marvie. Original stories and songs, full of new friends, all with the same educational goodness you'd expect from Sesame Street.

You can practice joining your letters by following the blue link below, simply choose the join you'd like help with.

>Cursive Letter Joins<

Letter Formation Curly Letters

'Curly letter family' - d, e, g, s, o, c, a, f, q

Letter Formation Zigzag Letters

'Zigzag letter family' - w, k, x, v, z

Letter Formation Robot Letters

'Robot letter family' - b, m, n, r, h, p

Letter Formation Ladder Letters

'Ladder letter family' - t, l, y, j, i, u

Enjoy keeping fit and healthy with the following links:

Here are a few options you can choose from to help keep you active whilst being at home, especially if you are unable to go to your usual sports clubs or play at the park.

You can choose to keep fit along side Joe Wicks and his friend Hey Duggee or dance along with the 'Get Moving' crew over at Go Noodle, perhaps you'd like to relax and do some gentle yoga with Cosmic Kids or maybe you'd like to go on a virtual run in the Minecraft Fitness Run, simply click on the blue highlighted words to take you to their YouTube pages. If you'd prefer to practice and further develop your football skills, below are some skills activities provided by former AFC Bournemouth player Tony Funnell.

An Introduction by Tony Funnell

This is an introduction to Tony Funnells football skills series including some video of him and his son Gary scoring goals.

Tony Funnell Skills 1

Toe Taps

Tony Funnell Skills 2

Top of the Ball

Tony Funnell Skills 3

Touch Challenge

Tony Funnell Skills 4

Running with the ball

Tony Funnell Skills 5

"Keepie Uppies"

Funnell Skills 6

"Inside cut"

Tony Funnell Skills 7 "Outside Cut"

Outside Cut

Tony Funnell Skills 8 "Hook Turn"

Hook Turn

Tony Funnell Skills 9 "The Cruyff Turn"

The Cruyff Turn

Funnell Skills 10 "The Step Over Turn"

The Step Over Turn

Funnell Skills 11 "The Drag Back"

Please click on the document below to find out more information on the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check. 

Year 1 Phonics Parent Workshop

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Thank you to those who were able to attend our Year 1 Phonic Screening Meeting. If you were unable to attend Mr Fraser-Hurst discussed some links that could be used at home to support children in preparing for the check next week. 

The following links are different games that the children can access for free. When accessing the games, please select Phase 5 as this will select words using all of the phonics knowledge the children will have been learning and may appear on the Phonics Screening Check. 

  • Year 1 Phonics Check Past Papers - The following link will take you to past papers. You will need to scroll to the section 'Phonics Screening Check resources'. If you click on the materials you will be able to see the layout of the Phonics Screening check and could also practise these with the children.

Handwriting

Use the link below to find videos and information to help support handwriting at home

Websites that you can use at home:

  • Numbots - Use Numbots little and often to improve your Maths and earn points to upgrade your Numbots!

  • Discovery Education - A wide selection of videos and information to help support home learning. Username: year-1 / password: hamworthy

  • Phonics Play - Play 'Buried Treasure', 'Dragon's Den' or 'Picnic on Pluto' to help sort the real and nonsense words

  • Coding - Throughout Year One and Two the children will be learning to use code in Computing lessons. They are able to access the lesson materials at home using the following login details: Username: year-1 / password: hamworthy

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