09 June 2020: Home learning
Hello everyone!
I hope your Monday was okay and it didn’t take too much to get into the swing of things. I hope you’re enjoying the reading this week? I love stories about extreme challenges and survival: climbing mountains, polar exploration, adrift at sea, lost in a jungle. These types of books make up at least 75 percent of my Kindle library (the other 35% are maths textbooks)!
Anyway, here’s yesterday’s answers:
Y3,4 – Inference – Monday – ANSWERS
Here’s today’s learning:
08 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 4s!
I hope you had a super weekend. Thanks very much for all your hard work last week. Have a look at the Class News page to see some photos of the things you’ve been up to. Also, have a look at Harman’s amazing photography skills.
Right, today’s work is as follows:
Click here for the reading video. And here’s the task: Y3,4 – Inference – Monday
Click here for the maths video. Here’s the worksheet: Y4 – Statistics – Monday
Y3,4 – Monday – Spelling – re and mis
08 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 3s!
I hope you had a super weekend. Thanks very much for all your hard work last week. Have a look at the Class News page to see some photos.
Right, today’s work is as follows:
Click here for the reading video. And here’s the task: Y3,4 – Inference – Monday
Click here for the maths video. Here’s the worksheet: Y3 – monday – drawing lines
Y3,4 – Monday – Spelling – re and mis
08 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 2s!
How are you? I hope you had a great weekend. If you haven’t seen it already, have a look on the Class News page to see some of the brilliant learning you produced last week. It’s ace!
Anyway, on to today’s learning:
Click here for a pirate video. Here’s the task: Y2 – Reading – Monday
Click here for today’s maths video. Here’s the worksheet: Y2 – Monday – Arithmetic subtraction
08 June 2020: Home learning
Happy Monday, everyone!
We hope you’ve had an enjoyable weekend and are looking forward to a new week of learning.
Today we have maths, reading and french.
Y5 Maths – LO: rounding decimals
Your task is to watch this video and answer the accompanying questions.
Y5&6 Reading – LO: RIC
Your task is to read this extract from ‘Illustrated Norse Myths’ and answer the accompanying RIC.
Challenge:
Find out the definitions of any words/phrases that are unfamiliar and write them in your home learning book.
08 June 2020: Home learning
Hello Year 1s!
I hope you had a lovely weekend. It was great to see some of your Andy Goldsworthy inspired art on Friday. Have a look at the Class News page of the website to see some photos of your learning.
Anyway, on to this week’s learning:
Hello Year 4s!
It’s the end of the first week and it has flown by for me! It’s just a shame that the sunshine seems to have disappeared. Thanks very much for letting me know how the children are getting on. I hope you have a great weekend and I’ll be with you again on Monday!
Yesterday’s answers:
Y3,4 – Thursday – Amelia Text – ANSWERS
Today’s learning:
The reading lesson is our normal Love of Reading session. Relax with a book, talk about books, plan your next read.
The maths lesson comes from the BBC Daily Lessons. If you’re after a few more challenges, feel free to have a go at the Year 5 and 6 ones. The idea of these is that you work collaboratively as a family to solve them. Click here for the link.
Our final Friday lesson is a new art project about British artist, Andy Goldsworthy. Click here for a video which introduces the project.
Click the link for the challenges: Andy Goldsworthy – Week 1 Challenges
05 June 2020: Home Learning
Hello Year 2s!
It’s the end of the first week and it has flown by for me! It’s just a shame that the sunshine seems to have disappeared. Thanks very much for letting me know how the children are getting on. I hope you have a great weekend and I’ll be with you again on Monday!
Yesterday’s answers:
Y2 – Thursday – Salty Dogs Battle – ANSWERS
Today’s learning:
Friday’s are a little bit different!
The reading lesson is what we call a Love of Reading session in school. 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.
The maths lesson comes from the BBC Daily Lessons. Each Friday they have some Friday Challenges. There’s only a couple for Year 2 so feel free to look at the Year 3 ones as well. The idea of these is that you work collaboratively as a family to solve them. Click here for the link.
Our final Friday lesson is a new art project about British artist, Andy Goldsworthy. Click here for a video which introduces the project.
Click the link for the challenges: Andy Goldsworthy – Week 1 Challenges
05 June 2020: Home learning
Happy Friday, everyone.
We hope your week has been happy and healthy and you have some nice plans for the weekend. Thank you for continuing sending emails of your fantastic learning – it really brightens our day.
Y6 Maths – LO: solving problems using percentages
Today’s maths lesson is about solving two step problems that contain percentages. This means that you’ll have to do two calculations in order to solve each question. Do whatever you need to help you: draw pictures, write things down, use your mental strategies.
Click here to start today’s video. Get your pencil and paper out – be ready to pause the video when I say to!
R2s
- read the question carefully
- underline key information
- choose which operation to use eg + – x /
- answer the question
- check it makes sense
to start the video – you’ll need to pause it as we go through.
Y5&6 Reading – LO: Love of Reading
Y5&6 Design & Technology – LO: extreme designs
Today’s BBC Bitesize lesson is all about extreme designs and how they are tested, using elements of science and maths.
You need to read the article, watch the videos and complete either activity one or two – you decide!
If you haven’t got the materials at home (although, they can be made from weird and wonderful materials you might have lying around – be creative), you could always draw and label a design that you could make in future. It could be something talked about in the lesson or any other problem solving gadget you can think of!
Challenge
Have a read of this article all about more amazing DIY science experiments and have a go!
Please send in your amazing learning – we absolutely love it.
05 June 2020: Home Learning
Hello Year 1s!
It’s the end of the first week and it has flown by for me! It’s just a shame that the sunshine seems to have disappeared. Thanks very much for letting me know how the children are getting on. I hope you have a great weekend and I’ll be with you again on Monday!
Yesterday’s answers:
Y1 Reading – Thursday – statement sort – ANSWERS
Today’s learning:
Friday’s are a little bit different!
The reading lesson is what we call a Love of Reading session in school. 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.
The maths lesson comes from the BBC Daily Lessons. Each Friday they have some Friday Challenges. There’s only a couple for Year 1 so feel free to look at the Year 2 ones as well. The idea of these is that you work collaboratively as a family to solve them. Click here for the link.
Our final Friday lesson is a new art project about British artist, Andy Goldsworthy. Click here for a video which introduces the project.
Click the link for the challenges: Andy Goldsworthy – Week 1 Challenges