Learn how to visualise number through patterns. Improve your child's counting, addition and subtraction. Develop mental arithmetic the way it's done in school.
Help your child practise writing and keep them motivated with these fun ideas and games.
Reading At Home
Your child has been given a Reading Record and Phonics Log. Every time you read with your child at home please record the date, title of the book and any useful comments for us to read. Mr Musgrave and Mrs Brearley will also use the record to share with you observations we have made during guided or independent reading. At least once a week a random spot check will take place, where children can earn monster points if they read the night before!
How to support Phonics learning at home
Understand learning to read using phonics and how to put reading with phonics into practice at home.
Phonics: How to pronounce pure sounds
Learn how to pronounce all 44 phonics sounds, or phonemes, used in the English language.
What is phonics?
Get a definition of phonics and understand the key aspects of learning to read using phonics.
Phonics top tips
Top tips for developing phonics skills at home, advice on decoding and blending words, and how to make the phonics sounds correctly from Ruth Miskin.
