Year 1
Welcome to the Year 1 class page. On this page we will keep you up to date with what’s going on in class and hopefully enable you to find any information you may need.
You will also find links to sites which the children may enjoy using.
Work for Year 1 during the school closure will be sent out via parent hub. Please see above link for general resources linked to the curriculum for Year 1 including Maths, reading and PE activities.
Homework during school closure
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To access week beginning 30th March
To access week beginning 23rd March
To access week beginning 20th April
To access week beginning 27th April
To access week beginning 4th May
To access week beginning 11th May
To access week beginning 18th May
Are you a budding baker?
During half term, create a cake, biscuits, buns, bread or a bake of your choice. You can bake the cake from scratch or decorate ready made biscuits or cakes.
Share you images to the year 6 email address below and Miss Grundy will add them to the school website on Monday 1st June for the school to see. There will be a link on the school main page..
Email address: year6@st-michaels.bury.sch.uk
I made Millionaire Shortbread for the first time, it was very yummy and didn't last very long!
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Spring 2020 Curriculum Newsletter
Weblinks for children
Always review the sites ahead of time so that you are able to help your child find the best resources available within the sites. Some offer a great number of games, songs, stories, videos etc so it is important to know the site well in order to support and develop your child’s learning.
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Purple Mash. Each child has their own login which is inside their reading record. |
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BBC Dance Mat Typing. A site to help children develop touch typing skills (needs sound / headphones). |
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Nature Detectives. A great site for budding naturalists. Lots to keep children busy and ideas for outdoors too. |
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An educational programme to develop caring and concerned citizens with the skills and confidence to make a positive difference to their communities |
