22 June 2020: Home learning
Happy Monday, Y5!
Here are today’s tasks…
Maths – LO: converting units of time
Click here for today’s video!
Reading – LO: give a personal point of view
We would love to know what book you are reading at the minute! With that being said, your task today is to give a personal point of view about the book you are currently reading.
We would like you to tell us:
- what the book is about
- what has happened so far
- your opinion of the book and why you have this opinion
- is it comparable to any other books you’ve read/know about
When describing your opinion about the book, it’s really important that you give reasons for your point of view, too!
When giving your reasons, remember to use words such as: additionally, furthermore, moreover etc when making your points!
Good luck!
22 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 1!
I hope you have all had a great weekend.
I really enjoyed setting the learning again last week and it was fantastic to hear that lots of you enjoyed the tasks.
Here are today’s tasks:
Comparing numbers video Comparing numbers sheet
Let me know you get on! Please continue to send me your learning or anything else you have been up to.
19 June 2020: Home learning
Hello everyone!
Hope you have had a good week! Thanks very much for all your hard work. Hope you have a lovely, relaxing weekend. I’ll see you (kind of) on Monday!
Yesterday’s answers:
Y4 – Thursday – statistics – ANSWERS
Today’s learning:
Reading Y3,4 19.06.20
For maths, we’re doing the BBC Friday Challenges again. Remember to have a go at the Year 5 ones if you want a further challenge!
Finally, it’s another week of Andy Goldsworthy’s natural art challenges. Andy Goldsworthy Challenges – Week 3
If the weather’s bad, you can do some observational drawing of something natural: a banana, some flowers, a turnip, your brother. It is up to you! Or, if you fancy doing something different, have a look at these arty videos for some inspiration.
19 June 2020: Home learning
Hello everyone!
Hope you have had a good week! Thanks very much for all your hard work.
It is my last week posting the Year 3 learning as Mr Owen will be back setting you your three tasks from Monday! I’ve really enjoyed being your teacher again for the last few weeks.
Nearly forgot: the blindfolded pianist was Sameeksha!
Today’s learning:
Reading Y3,4 19.06.20
For maths, we’re doing the BBC Friday Challenges again. Remember to have a go at the Year 4 ones if you want a further challenge!
Finally, it’s another week of Andy Goldsworthy’s natural art challenges. Andy Goldsworthy Challenges – Week 3
If the weather’s bad, you can do some observational drawing of something natural: a banana, some flowers, a turnip, your brother. It is up to you! If you fancy doing something different, have a look at these arty videos for some inspiration.
19 June 2020: Home learning
Hello everyone!
Hope you have had a good week! Thanks very much for all your hard work.
It is my last week posting the Year 2 learning as Mrs Taylor and Mrs Freeman will be back setting you your three tasks from Monday! I’ve really enjoyed being back in Year 2 for a few weeks. Thank you!
Okay, here are the answers from yesterday’s learning:
Y2 – Reading – Thursday – ANSWERS
It’s our Love of Reading session today. I’d like you to sit down with a good book and enjoy reading together. You might share a book or your child may want to read independently. Talk about what you’re reading and ask some questions.
For maths, we’re doing the BBC challenges again. Remember to have a go at the Year 3 ones if you want a further challenge!
Finally, it’s another week of Andy Goldsworthy’s natural art challenges. Andy Goldsworthy Challenges – Week 3
If the weather’s bad, you can do some observational drawing of something natural: a banana, some flowers, a turnip, your brother. It is up to you! If you fancy doing something different, have a look at these arty videos for some inspiration.
19 June 2020: Home learning
Happy Friday, everyone.
Today’s tasks are maths, reading and living & learning.
Click here for yesterday’s maths answers.
Maths – LO: ratio
Today, I’d like you to put your learning from the week into practice and continue your quest to defend Mathematica!
My challenge to you is to reach Shield Level 4 on the Ruins of Ratio and Proportion. It should take you about 30-40 minutes. If you’ve completed that, try your luck in the Battle of Mathematica.
As always, send me evidence of your shield levels and any cool accessories your character has! I’ve heard you can win a dragon for a pet!
Living and Learning
Join me for today’s video.
Here’s a reminder of some R2s:
Send in a picture of your poem – or, even better, send in a video of you performing it so we can show our support!
19 June 2020: Home learning
On to today’s learning…
Living and Learning
Join Miss Wilson for today’s video.
Here’s a reminder of some R2s:
Send in a picture of your poem – or, even better, send in a video of you performing it so we can show our support!
19 June 2020: Home learning
Hey everyone! It’s Friday!
Hope you’re all had a good week! My shout out today goes to Muhammed. Lots of fantastic learning at home from him this week.
Also, I want to say a big well done to those who are in school! They’ve worked and behaved amazingly under strange and different circumstances to normal.
Yesterday’s answers:
Here’s today’s tasks:
Maths
It’s Friday! That means it’s challenge day. Have a go at challenge 1 by yourself and ask someone to help you with challenge 2.
It’s our Love of Reading session today. I’d like you to sit down with a good book and enjoy reading together. You might share a book or your child may want to read independently. Talk about what you’re reading and ask some questions.
Our final Friday lesson is the art project inspired by Andy Goldsworthy’s artwork. Click here for the video which introduces the project.
Click the link for the challenges: Andy Goldsworthy Challenges – Week 3
Have a great weekend everyone!
18 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 4s!
Hope you had a good day yesterday. The unique character in our class who can click their fingers is the marvellous HARMAN!
Well done to Daw’ud who guessed correctly!
I’m out of mystery classmate facts now so email me with yours!
Here are yesterday’s answers:
Y3,4 – Wednesday – Grammar – ANSWERS
Here is today’s learning:
Click here for the maths video. Here is the worksheet: Y4 – Thursday – statistics
The final lesson for today is a nonsense poetry lesson from the BBC Daily lessons website. Click here for the link. If you send me your own nonsense poem, I’ll put it on the website!
18 June 2020: Home learning
Morning, everyone!
Hope you’re all staying happy and healthy.
Here are yesterday’s answers for the main maths activity and challenges.
Maths – LO: calculating ratio
First, watch this video from the White Rose Maths Hub. You need to find ‘Week 1’, ‘Lesson 4 – Calculating Ratio’. Ignore where it says pause the video and attempt a set of questions. Just watch the video through and try to answer along with the video. You can email me if you need more help.
Then, you know the drill – click here for today’s video.
Next, click here to download today’s activity.
Writing – LO: writing poetry
Today, we’re continuing our learning about poetry by writing nonsense poems!
You need to use this BBC Bitesize lesson and complete activities one, two and three.
Email your poem to me for some feedback or it’d be amazing to hear and see you perform yours!