15 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 1!
It’s Mr Parker here. I’m going to be taking over again from Mr Wilks and will be setting your home learning from now until the end of the school year.
It’s been great to see and hear that those at home are well and are still being superstars! Keep it up.
Here are today’s tasks:
Numbers to 100 video Numbers to 100 sheet
Let me know you get on! Please continue to send me your learning or anything else you have been up to.
15 June 2020: Home learning
15 June 2020: Home learning
Happy Monday, Y6!
Welcome to another week in these weird and wonderful times. If you haven’t done so for a while, please take some time to email me with what you’ve been up to, whether that’s learning or anything else!
Today’s tasks are maths, reading and we’re going to be looking at Pride month using art.
Maths – LO: ratio language
Join me in today’s lesson where we learn about a new topic – ratio.
Click here to watch the video and be ready to pause it! Then click here to start your task for today.
Challenge
12 June 2020: Home learning
Happy Friday, Y6!
Reading – LO: summarising a text
Your task today continues our learning about ‘Hrungnir against the Gods’. I would like you to create a book cover for this short story. Think about what happens in the story when creating your book cover.
You could use your feelings graph to help you show what the characters may look like, too.
When you’ve finished, I’d like you to summarise the story of ‘Hrungnir against the Gods’ in the following ways:
20 words
10 words
5 words
1 word
Good luck!
12 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 2s!
It’s the end of another week. Well done on all the brilliant learning you’ve done. I hope you have a nice, relaxing weekend!
Did you guess who the jetsetter in the class is? It’s Sam!
Reading answers:
Y3,4 – Everest – Thursday – ANSWERS
Today’s learning:
Friday’s are a little bit different!
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.
I said last week that the maths lesson Friday will always be the Friday Challenges on the website but I’ve found a lesson that looks good. It’s a statistics lesson about football. Click here for the lesson.
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 2
12 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 2s!
It’s the end of another week. Well done on all the brilliant learning you’ve done. I hope you have a nice, relaxing weekend!
Today’s learning:
Friday’s are a little bit different!
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.
I said last week that the maths lesson Friday will always be the Friday Challenges on the website but I’ve found a lesson that looks good. It’s about position and direction. Click here for the lesson.
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 2
12 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 1s!
It’s the end of another week. Well done on all the brilliant learning you’ve done. I hope you have a nice, relaxing weekend!
Yesterday’s answers:
Y1 – capacity and volume – lesson 6 – thursday – ANSWERS
Y1 – Reading – Thursday – ANSWERS
Today’s learning:
Friday’s are a little bit different!
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.
I said last week that the maths lesson Friday will always be the Friday Challenges on the website but I’ve found a lesson that looks good. It’s about position and direction. Click here.
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 2
12 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 2s!
It’s the end of another week. Well done on all the brilliant learning you’ve done. I hope you have a nice, relaxing weekend!
Did you guess who the snake lover in the class is? It’s Junior!
Yesterday’s learning:
Y3,4 – Everest – Thursday – ANSWERS
Y3 – thursday – parallel and perpendicular lines – ANSWERS
Today’s learning:
Friday’s are a little bit different!
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.
I said last week that the maths lesson Friday will always be the Friday Challenges on the website but I’ve found a lesson that looks good. It’s a data lesson about football. Click here for the lesson.
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 2
12 June 2020: Home learning
Friday’s here Y5 and I hope you’ve all had a fun and productive week!
We at school are doing the same learning as you guys at home!
The final home learning tasks for this week are maths, reading and science.
Maths – LO: equivalent fractions, percentages and decimals
Click here to watch the video and answer the questions as we go along.
Reading – LO: summarising a text
Your task today continues our learning about ‘Hrungnir against the Gods’. I would like you to create a book cover for this short story. Think about what happens in the story when creating your book cover.
You could use your feelings graph to help you show what the characters may look like, too.
When you’ve finished, I’d like you to summarise the story of ‘Hrungnir against the Gods’ in the following ways:
20 words
10 words
5 words
1 word
Good luck!
Spot the mistake!
Can you spot the mistake from today’s maths learning?
Email me if you think you have!