Homework

11 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mr Wain

Hello everybody!

I’m really proud of all the hard work you have been doing at home. Please remember to keep sending in your work or if you haven’t already, that would be great!

oliwain@spherefederation.org

Maths answers from Wednesday:

Challenge 1:

  1. 0.03
  2. 0.9
  3. 0.25
  4. 0.5
  5. 0.76 – I’m aware I wrote this as 75% on the video. Thanks to Felix for spotting my ‘deliberate’ mistake!
  6. 0.10

Challenge 2:

It could be 50%

It must be 25%

It can’t be 75%

Onto today’s learning…

We have maths, reading and writing.

Maths – LO: percentages as fractions and decimals

Click here for your video! As always, answer the questions as we go along.

Reading – LO: inference

Your task today is to create a feelings graph for Hrungnir throughout the story ‘Hrungnir against the Gods’. This is the story that we read as part of yesterday’s reading task.

Click here to start!

Writing – LO: writing a story
 
Join me, by clicking here, for today’s writing lesson where we go through some R2s for story writing and have a look at a section I’ve written for mine.
Once you’ve finished the video, start writing your own (any order is fine)!
Send in your story to your teacher once it’s finished for some feedback!

 

 

11 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 1s!

Hope you’re okay. The longest running member of staff is actually Mrs Freeman! Who’d have thought it?!

Here’s the answers from yesterday’s learning

Y1 – Grammar – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Y1 – Reading – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Here’s today’s learning:

Y1 – Reading – Thursday

Click here for the maths video. Here’s the worksheet:  Y1 – capacity and volume – lesson 6 – Thursday

Our third lesson is a Living and Learning lesson and is linked to the Black Lives Matter protests happening around the world.  Y1,2 Living and Learning a

11 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mr Wain

Hello everybody!

I’m really proud of all the hard work you have been doing at home. Please remember to keep sending in your work or if you haven’t already, that would be great!

jenwilson@spherefederation.org

Maths – LO: algebra

Join me as we continue our quest to defend Mathematica! Click here to start our adventure.
When you’re done, click here to resume your own adventure – can you get to shield level four in the Ancient City of Algebra?
Send me an email with your character’s progress!

Reading – LO: inference

Your task today is to create a feelings graph for Hrungnir throughout the story ‘Hrungnir against the Gods’. This is the story that we read as part of yesterday’s reading task.

Click here to start!

Writing – LO: writing a story
 
Join me, by clicking here, for today’s writing lesson where we go through some R2s for story writing and have a look at a section I’ve written for mine.
Once you’ve finished the video, start writing your own (any order is fine)!
Send in your story to your teacher once it’s finished for some feedback!

 

11 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 3s!

How are you? Hope you’re getting on okay. The name of the mountain range that Everest is a part of is, of course, the Himalayas.

And here’s our pupil fact for today:

This member of the class is mad about snakes and their favourite is the death adder.

Do you think you know who it is? Email with an answer and I’ll let you know on Friday.

Yesterday’s answers:

Y3,4 – Conjunctions – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Y3,4 – Everest – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Here is today’s learning:

Y3,4 – Everest – Thursday

Click here for the maths video. Here’s the worksheet: Y3 – thursday – parallel and perpendicular lines

Star Wars lines challenge: Y3 – parallel and perpendicular lines – extra

 

Today’s Living and Learning lesson is about the Black Lives Matter protests which have been happening across the world.  Y3,4 Living and Learning a

 

11 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 2s!

Hope you’re all okay. Big shout out to Kian who is regularly sending amazing work for us to look at! Please let us know how you’re getting on!

Also a big shout out to Rufus who let me know that there was an error in the answers from Tuesday’s reading lesson. The first yer  should have been you not your. Many apologies and thanks to Rufus who has now been promoted to chief quality control officer for Year 2 learning!

paulwilks@spherefederation.org

jackiefreeman@spherefederation.org

carolinetaylor@spherefederation.org

Here’s yesterday’s answers:

Y2 – Reading – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Y2 – conjunctions – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Here’s today’s learning:

Y2 – Reading – Thursday

Click here for the maths video. Here’s the worksheet: Y2 – Thursday – column subtraction (with answers)

Our third lesson is a Living and Learning lesson and is linked to the Black Lives Matter protests happening around the world.  Y1,2 Living and Learning a

11 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Wednesday 10 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 4s!

How are you? Hope you’re getting on okay. The name of the mountain range that Everest is a part of is, of course, the Himalayas.

And here’s our pupil fact for today:

This member of the class has been to four foreign countries.

Do you think you know who it is? Email with an answer and I’ll let you know on Friday.

Yesterday’s answers:

Y3,4 – Conjunctions – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Y3,4 – Everest – Wednesday – ANSWERS

Here is today’s learning:

Y3,4 – Everest – Thursday

There’s no video for today’s lesson. Click the worksheet to find out what you have to do: Y4 – Statistics – Thursday

Today’s Living and Learning lesson is about the Black Lives Matter protests which have been happening across the world.  Y3,4 Living and Learning a

10 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 4s!

I hope you’re having a good week!

Quick question: what’s the name of the mountain range that Mount Everest is part of?

Quick request: email me with an interesting fact about yourself that you don’t mind me sharing on these posts. You can then guess which member of the class the fact belongs to.

Yesterday’s answers:

Y3,4 – Everest – Tuesday – ANSWERS

 

Today’s learning:

Y3,4 – Everest – Wednesday

Wednesday is times tables day! This week, I want you to practice your eleven times table. First, I’d like you to use Times Table Rockstars or Hit the Button (https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button) to practise your tables. After that, I want you to complete the sheet. Repeat this task a few times in the week to make sure that you’re improving! Y4 – Wednesday – eleven times tables

Y3,4 – Conjunctions – Wednesday

10 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 3s!

I hope you’re getting on okay?

Quick question: what’s the name of the mountain range that Mount Everest is part of?

Quick request: email me with an interesting fact about yourself that you don’t mind me sharing on these posts. You can then guess which member of the class the fact belongs to.

Yesterday’s answers:

Y3,4 – Everest – Tuesday – ANSWERS

Y3 – Tuesday – horizontal and vertical lines – ANSWERS

Today’s learning:

Y3,4 – Everest – Wednesday

Wednesday is times tables day! This week, I want you to practice your four times table. First, I’d like you to use Times Table Rockstars or Hit the Button (https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button) to practise your tables. After that, I want you to complete the sheet. Repeat this task a few times in the week to make sure that you’re improving! Y3 – Wednesday – four times tables

Y3,4 – Conjunctions – Wednesday

 

10 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello Year 2s!

Hope you had a good day yesterday. Hope you’re enjoying the pirate learning. Do you have any pirate jokes? Heres’ a couple of really bad ones…

What’s a pirate’s favourite letter? Arrrrrr!

Why are pirates called pirates? Because they arrrr!

Right, here are the answers from yesterday’s learning:

Y2 – Reading – Tuesday – ANSWERS

Here’s today’s learning:

Y2 – Reading – Wednesday

Wednesday is times tables practice day! This week, I want you to practice your five times table again. First, I’d like you to use Times Table Rockstars or Hit the Button (https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button) to practise your tables.

After that, I want you to complete the sheet. Repeat this task a few times in the week to make sure that you’re improving! Y2 – Wednesday – Five times tables

Y2 – conjunctions – Wednesday

10 June 2020: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 09 June 2020 by Mr Wain

It’s the middle of the week already! How time flies…

Today’s learning consists of reading, maths and writing.

Maths – LO: percentages

Today we’re diverging from decimals to percentages.

You know the drill by now – here is the video!

Writing – LO: planning a story
 
Today’s writing lesson uses BBC Bitesize as we learn about the planning process for a story.
You need to read the article, watch the videos and complete activity one. Make sure to check out David Walliams reading a short story for inspiration!
Once you’ve finished, click here to download a plan for a story about travelling to a new world, click here to download a plan for a 500 word dilemma (a problem) story or click here to download a more general plan where you can decide every aspect.
 
You can decide which one you’re going to write!
Tomorrow, we will begin to actually write our story so just focus on the planning today – using the website and writing your plan should take around 40 minutes.

Reading – LO: retrieval

Your task today is to read the following extract from ‘Illustrated Norse Myths’ and complete the task that follows. This can be found at the bottom of the document.

Start the task here.

Please send in your work to oliwain@spherefederation.org

Good luck!

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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