Tudors by Sophie and Darcey

This term we have been learning about the tudors.We have been placing our intrest in tudor houses.We have found out that they were made out of wattle and daub.We are also making a model tudor house,so you can make one at home ,we have listed the instructions here:

You will need:

White box (or a box painted white – you could even mix some sand in with the paint for a more traditional textured look)
Black card
Brown card
White card
Double sided tape or glue
Black pen

 

 

1.Fold some of the black card in half so that it sits on top of the box and forms the roof. Tape or glue into place.

2.Cut a small ‘house’ shape from some white card. Glue or tape this into place in the middle of the roof so that it looks like a dormer window.

3.Cut a number of strips of the black paper and stick them to the walls of the box as your timber frame. Add a rectangle of brown for a door. We added a “wood grain” effect and a handle with a black pen.

4.To finish off, draw on some windows. Remember that in Tudor times glass was very expensive and the more windows a person had the richer they were seen to be.

 

 

Homework in Year 1

Children are encouraged to read each day at home. Remember it doesn’t have to be a school reading book, any book which can be enjoyed and discussed is just as important.

We will continue to send home High Frequency words to spell on the ‘Look, Cover, Write, Check’ sheets. Even when the sheets come back to school please try to encourage your child to spell these words correctly in their free writing at home.

Mathematics homework will be sent home, the activities are related to the work covered in the class that week. The activities are fun and we hope you will enjoy them and children will be able to explain what they have been learning about at school.

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