Westonzoyland Primary School ‘Achieving, Learning and Growing Together’
Day Two
Session 1: Wellbeing and English
English- Curly caterpillar letters and the suffix -ly
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zrk6pg8
There are nine caterpillar letters in total.
They are: s, o, q, c, e, a, f, g and d.
They all start by looping from the top and then curl out.
Some of these letters have straight lines too.
Suffixes
A suffix is a letter or group of letters that attach to the end of a word and changes the word's meaning. An example of a suffix is -ly, which, when added to the end of a word, is used to describe a verb.
Watch the short video below to find out more.
Activity 1: Hunting for curly caterpillar letters
Take a piece of paper draw nine big boxes.
- At the top of each box, write each of the curly caterpillar letters.
- Go on a hunt around your house or garden and see how many items you can spot that start with each letter.
- Write each item down in the correct box as you go.
- Once you've finished you can decorate each box by drawing some of the items.
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Activity 2: Do you know the suffix -ly?
Try this quick quiz on Bitesize to see how well you understand the suffix -ly.
Activity 3: Writing pirate rules
Imagine you are a pirate.
Create a list of rules you always follow in order to be the best pirate in the world.
- Make sure your sentences use capital letters and correct punctuation.
- Use words that contain the suffix -ly to explain your rules.
Here are examples to help you:
Always dress smartly.
Walk the plank slowly.
Session 3: Sports week activity
Please send in your photos to Miss Crowe so we can record your house points! 
Session 4: French- Greetings and numbers
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7c7639
Session 5: Outdoor Learning French and Maths
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zrdg9j6
Outdoor learning task numbers in French- can you make a hopscotch but say the number in French?
Say the number in French and children must collect that many items.
Can you make your own counting game using numbers in English?
Maths Activity
- Count to 20 altogether slowly…faster…even faster! (or in different voices…low, high, grumpy, excited)
- Count around in a circle each person saying one number up to 20
- Can we count backwards from 20 down to 1 altogether?
- Show me these numbers using your fingers... 7, 4, 1, 3
- Go and find five natural objects. Find a space. Order them from shortest to longest.
Reflection on our day…
