Phonics - ea sound
Draw all the things you found with the ea sound.
Parents- write a selection of the words from Step 1 on pieces of paper- see attached sheet for games you can play using the words
Independent Writing - An Alternative Ending to Hansel and Gretel
How would you try to escape the witch?
Could you retell the story to your family using the stick puppets but change the ending to make it your own?
Start changing the story at:
The witch locked Hansel in the cage. She wanted to fatten him up.
Using the stick puppets or members of your family, can you tell your version of the story? Remember that fairy tales always end with: and they lived happily ever after.
Use the word bank to help you talk about the characters.
You could make a video of your story and send it to us!
ikelly540@c2kni.net
landerson766@c2kni.net
jmcconville007@c2kni.net
Comprehension - Hansel and Gretel
Read the story together with support as necessary. Talk about the story.
Ask your children to answer the questions in their books. Use the word bank and story to make sure spelling is accurate. Encourage the children to answer the questions fully using sentences where required.
Elmgrove PS Belfast's Primary 3 handwriting lesson for the oh join.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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