12 November 2010
This week we have Talk Time homework that links to our topic. We will discuss the topic in class on Wednesday 17 November.
I know how to be safe around roads.
12 November 2010
Your homework this week is Creative and is due in on Wednesday 17 November.
I can get into role and express myself as a Victorian character.
Next week, we are having a Victorian Day. Children have been asked to come dressed as a Victorian character and produce a piece of work about their character. They will be asked to talk about their work for five minutes on Victorian Day.
This piece of work could be:
- A PowerPoint
- A biography
- A timeline
- A cartoon strip about your life in Victorian times
- An interview with you answering questions about your life
or, of course, your own idea!
Have fun!
Remember: stick to one page in your homework book and extend the page if you need to!
05 November 2010
The homework this week is creative and is due in on Wednesday 10 November.
I can measure length to the nearest cm.
Rememeber, when the mm end in 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 we round up to the nearest cm. When the mm end in 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 we round down to the nearest cm.
05 November 2010
The homework this week is ‘Creative’ and is due in Wednesday 10 November.
I can make a guide for looking after my favourite toy.
- A poster about how you should look after your toy
- A list of instructions on how to protect your toy from wear and tear.
- A diagram of the best way to play with your toy.
- A fold out informative leaflet.
This is creative homework, so the more original, the better!
05 November 2010
The homework this week is Creative and due in Wednesday 10 November.
I can sort information.
Use the fruit and vegetable pictures to help you. Think about what we learnt in class this week:
- collect
- organise
- present
- interpreting information to answer questions.
I look forward to seeing what you have done on Wednesday.
05 November 2010
This week’s homework is practice makes perfect and is due in on Wednesday 10 November.
I can show how I have practised measuring, length, weight or capacity.
When we talked as a class we came up with some ideas. Ideas included:
- Measuring items found at home using a ruler.
- Helping to weigh ingredients in the kitchen (possibly a cake for Mr Wilks!).
- Comparing the units used to measure weight, length or capacity.For example, how many centimetres in two metres? How many grams in a kilogram?
Best of luck! I will look forward to seeing what you have done on Wednesday.
05 November 2010
Your homework this week is creative.
In guided reading this week, you have read five Mystery Mob books. Your homework is to produce a piece of work about the ‘Mob’ showing how you enjoyed the books. It could be:
- Another Mystery Mob play script
- A cartoon strip
- An interview with the characters
- A biography of one of the characters
- A list of titles that fit into the Mystery Mob series
- A board game staring the Mystery Mob
- A mystery story
- A letter to the Mystery Mob Fan club and a reply from The Fan club
- Designs for a range of stationery, pens, pencil cases, key rings etc that could be sold in WH Smiths that are based on the Mystery Mob
- Designs for a range of Mystery Mob clothing
or
- Your own idea!
Have Fun!
Homework is due in on Wednesday November 10.
REMEMBER: STICK TO ONE PAGE IN YOUR HOMEWORK BOOK AND EXTEND THE PAGE IF YOU NEED TO.
Half-term holiday
Our policy is not to give homework in the holidays. However, if you’d like to support your child’s learning at home, have a look at the Homework Tips for Parents (which has ideas for extra practice) and the National Expectations section (which should give you some ideas about what to learn more about).
Don’t forget: all children should be reading on a daily basis: comics, books, websites. Why not make a trip to the library this holiday?
Older children should also practise times tables (why not re-cap all the tables you’ve practised so far this year?).
15 October 2010
The homework this week is Talk Time homework and is due in on Wednesday 20 October.
I can talk to someone about what toys were like in the past.
I look forward to hearing about some of the interesting things that you have found out during ‘show and tell’ on Wednesday.
15 October 2010
This week, it’s Talk Time homework and is due in on Wednesday 20 October.
I can talk about pushes and pulls.
- What forces do you know about already?
- Can you give me examples of a push?
- Can you give me examples of a pull?
- Can you see forces? How do you know they are there?
- What push and pull do you do the most?
This homework will really help you in our topic. I can’t wait to hear what you already know!