In class we have been learning about Persuasion in Literacy.
Persuasion is where you encourage people to think or act in a certain way.
Look at the power points attached about RECYCLING and pollution in our seas.
Talk with an adult. How does this make you feel? What can you do to help look after our planet?
ACTIVITY 1
Design a poster to persuade people NOT to drop litter. This could be on HWB or on a piece of paper.
ACTIVITY 2
Imagine you are a creature in the sea. Write a diary to tell other marine friends how the litter is making you feel unhappy. This could be on HWB or on a piece of paper.
ACTIVITY 3
Look at the pictures of rubbish on the sheet. You do not need to print it off.
Can you draw or write which recycling box the items should go in. Maybe draw a chart to help you sort the items.
Practice your RWI sounds. Practice your spelling.
Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh Ii Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz
ACTIVITY 4
How fast can you write the alphabet on paper or the computer? Are your letters in the correct order?
Are they facing the correct way? Are they all lower case in size?
Can you beat the teachers?
Miss Herbert completed it in 23 seconds.
Mrs Lang completed it in 40 seconds.
ACTIVITY 5
With an adult, practice reading and the saying the letter names and sounds.
ACTIVITY 6
Ask an adult to read aloud the words below. Can you read them? Can you spell the words correctly without looking.
If you can complete one level, move onto the next level.
Level 1 CVC words with vowels | Level 2 sounds ch sh ng nk | |
cat hat bin sun bun dog pen pin fox box men bed red ten rap cap bat |
shoe shop ship chip chop chin ring sing pink think wink chew child shout shell sink song wrong |
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Level 3 sounds igh ee ay ow air fairy high light bright sight seed feed between play day cow clown pair stairs high might fight starlight
Level 4 sounds ire ear ure
fire pure sure mixture creature future temperature
spire inspire purse nurse hurt
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EXTENSION ACTIVITY 7 8
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Keep an eye out for your LITERACY PACK that will be delivered to you soon.
Keep smiling!
Miss Herbert