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 Daily timetable- Friday 5th February 2021. 
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9:00- Joe Wicks. We're going to be finishing off our week with P.E with Joe. 
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9:20- *Live* Registration... Don't forget our Friday challenge. Today you need to come 'Ready for a sunny day'. 

9:30- Purple phonics group with Miss Rowe and grey Phonics group with Mrs Dennis. 
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10:00- Yellow phonics group with Mrs Dennis and pink  Phonics group with Miss Rowe. 

Literacy- Today for your literacy writing task I would like you to do a Free write. You can write about anything you would like, just think about those important features that you need to include in your writing. 
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* Capital letters.    *Full stops.   *Finger spaces.   *Neat handwriting that sits on the line. 

10:30- Snack
10:45- Break.

11:00- Maths. Making patterns with 2D shapes. 

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White Rose Maths sheet. (Attached)
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Extension task: Problem solving challenge. Attached. 

11:45- *Live* Maths feedback and dive deeper session. 

12:00- Lunch
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Screen Free Friday afternoons!
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Please use this time to take a break from your screens and devices. Do some baking, go for a walk, do a puzzle, colour a picture, play with a sibling, build a den, play a board game, build something out of lego.... the list is endless. I'd love to see pictures of how you use your screen free afternoon and will make a gallery on our class blog! I've attached a couple of colouring sheets and also some outdoor spotter sheets that you might enjoy!

If you have any problems at all, please do not hesitate to contact me. 

Mrs Dennis