Wolvercote primary School
Home Learning
Communicating - Speaking and Listening
Below is a booklet about how we can support children to develop their speaking and listening skills.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------Maths
Below is a booklet designed to help you support your child with maths at home.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------Reading
In Reception we aim to foster a love of reading. Here are some of the ways we support this in school...
- Reading, enjoying and discussing LOTS of different books!
- Reading aloud to the children every day
- Visiting the school library
- Focusing on an 'Author of the Term'
- Developing storytelling skills through a 'Storytelling focus of the term'
-Encouraging the children to make up and tell their own stories, 'acting out' their stories
Here are some of the ways you can foster a love of reading at home...
- Read, discuss and enjoy books with your child
- Keep reading to your child, even when they begin to read themselves!
- Visit the local library, encourage your child to make their own 'reading choices' - support them to be adventurous in their reading choices
- Talk about what you like to read, your favourite books/magazines/newspapers/comics
-Read everything! - Chapter books, fiction, non-fiction, magazines, posters, print in the environment, cereal packets....
-Read everywhere! - Read at home, when out and about, take a book with you on a picnic
-Re-tell favourite stories using the pictures of from memory
- Make up your own stories to tell the children
--------------------------------------------------------------------------The documents above are from the Parents Phonics Meeting that takes place in November. The PowerPoint and Booklet contains lots of information on how we teach phonics at Wolvercote Primary School.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------This document gives guidance on what children will be learning in settings, nurseries and schools from birth to 5 years of age.
It also provides some examples of how you can support your child's development at home.
Pages 24-33 relate to what your child will be learning in Reception. The pages with speech bubbles on indicate ways that you can support your child at home.