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Cedar – Key Stage One
Curriculum Long Term Plan 2025-2026
KS1 Curriculum Overview 2025-2026
Parent Phonic Presentation January 2026
If you were unable to attend or just for a reminder about how Phonics is taught at Roselands, plus information on the Year 1 phonic screening check, please click the tab below.
Parent Phonic Presentation January 2026Spring Term Overview
Spring Topic Knowledge Organisers
Geography: Coastlines Knowledge Organiser
History: Significant individuals who made a difference knowledge organiser
Science: Scientists and Inventors
Science: Seasons (Spring and Summer)
Meet the teacher
If you were unable to attend or just for a reminder about how Cedar class operate please click on the tab below.
Home Learning
Please see below a copy of your child's spellings for this week, their test will be on Friday 13th March 2026.
Maths Homework
Please only complete Spring term workout 9 (pages 42 and 43), it is to be brought back by Wednesday 11th March 2026.
Reading Books
Little Wandle Phase Book
A little reminder that reading books will come home on a Wednesday after the children have completed each reading session; Decoding, Prosody and Comprehension. We kindly ask that the reading book is promptly brought back on a Monday in order for others to use. You can also access the reading book online using the E- Collins log in, if you need any help with this please ask the class teacher.
EXTREME READING COMPETITION
Dear Families,
Where is the most interesting place your child has ever read a book? Whether it is up a tree or on top of a mountain, we want your photos! Your challenge is to take a picture of your child reading somewhere extreme and send it into school by Friday 20th March. We are doing this to celebrate World Book Day and the 2026 National year of Reading.
There will be prize for the most extreme places that reading has taken place and we will also be creating a display. Please send your printed pictures or photos, clearly labelled with your child’s name and class, into your child’s class teacher.
Please do not email your images into school as we will be unable to print these off.
We are looking forward to seeing who has such a passion for reading that they have to do it anywhere and everywhere!
Kind regards,
L Jones
English Subject Leader
Useful links and resources
Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised Website
Top Tips for Reading with Your Child at Home
Year 1 Advice Booklet: Reading at Home
Year 1 Questions to Develop Comprehension Understanding
Numbots
If you are unsure of your username or password please ask a member of staff in Cedar class as we will be able to locate this information for you.
https://play.numbots.com/#/intro
BBC Bitesize- Karate Cats Maths Games
BBC Bite Size- Karate Cats English SPAG Game
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zd63xyc/articles/zdp4pg8
Reading Comprehension
Please note that the Oxford eBook Library has a wide range of books for you to read at home. Once on the webpage you can join for free and select books by age, by level or by book type of series. If you are unsure of the book band/ level your child is on please contact your class teacher through the class email.
https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/reading/free-ebooks/Free Books from Hertfordshire Library Service
If you are not already a library member, you can fill out an easy online form. Parents can order book for their children using an online form and collect it from your nearest library, don’t forget to bring your own bag to collect the book. The library will be able to supply age appropriate reading books rather than specific school reading scheme (book bands).
Additionally, if you are a library member you are also able to access the free e-library where children can read books from Borrow Box.
Maths Videos
Keep Active
Choose one of these activities or a physical activity of your own choice.
Click on the link below to join Jamie on her adventures.
Homepage: https://cosmickids.com/watch/
