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TERM 3 β€’ WEEK 1

Lunchbox Groups

Read familiar controlled text more smoothly in short phrases.
Maths: Make and share equal groups with totals within 20; connect to repeated addition.

🎲 Game Break: Roll & Read: Lunchbox Groups
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Welcome

Week 1: Lunchbox Groups

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This week you will practise final blends, read familiar controlled text more smoothly in short phrases, and maths: make and share equal groups with totals within 20; connect to repeated addition.

Sound Lab β€” Hear It

Hear it. Tap it. Blend it.

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Sound Lab β€” Read It

Read the words

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Focus: CVCC words with final blends Words: hand, milk, fast, tent, jump, nest Heart words: went, into Smooth sentence: We went into the tent.

Word Work β€” Spell It

Build the word

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Trace or write the words.

Read & Talk

Read, listen and think

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Ben packs lunch for a trip. He puts 2 apples in each of 3 small bags. Then he checks that every bag has the same amount.

Make & Write

Your turn to write

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Write two connected sentences about making equal groups.

Draw here

Maths Mission

Maths mission

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Make 3 groups of 2. How many altogether?
Complete this activity on screen or in your exercise book.
Make 4 groups of 3. How many altogether?
Complete this activity on screen or in your exercise book.
8 counters shared into 2 equal groups gives __ in each group.
Which shows equal groups: 2,2,2 or 2,3,2?

Maths Challenge

Try a little more

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2 + 2 + 2 =
There are 10 crackers shared equally into 5 groups. How many in each?

Mini Mission

Away-from-screen mission

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Use 6 or 8 safe objects. Share them into equal groups in two different ways. Say how many groups and how many in each.

Game Break

Roll & Read: Lunchbox Groups

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🎲Roll & Read: Lunchbox Groups⭐
1

Read: hand

2

Groups: 3 groups of 2

3

Read: tent

4

Groups: 2 groups of 4

5

Read: milk

6

Share: 10 shared into 2 equal groups

Check In

How did that feel?

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