Homework

Chapter Twelve Part 1

Posted on Wednesday 29 April 2020 by Mr Wilks

29 April 2020: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 28 April 2020 by Mr Wain

Answers to Tuesday’s home learning.

Y5 Maths – Answers

Click here.

Y6 Maths – yesterday’s answers
 
I also must apologise for a mistake in Monday’s answers so thank you Nayaab for your eagle eye yet again. You can have three golden tickets this time! The correct answers for Q1 were 32,053, 302,530 and 3,253,000! It’s just like being back in class where you guys are used to me making mistakes ha!

Y5&Y6 Science – Answers

Click here.

Y5&Y6 Reading – Answers

Click here.

Today’s learning:

Y5 Maths – LO: problem solving

Click here for today’s learning.

It’s a video using some new software – let me know your thoughts and if you have any comments, please email me!

Y6 Maths – LO: position and direction
 
Today we have another recap lesson all about position and direction. To refresh your memory, watch this video (/https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z2dqrwx/articles/zcjs97h) from BBC Bitesize, then click here to complete today’s task.
Challenge

Y5&Y6 Geography – LO: I know how some physical and human features in the UK have changed over time.

This term’s topic is a geography one – so expect to see more geography home learning! At the moment, we are recapping our previous geography topic ‘Where in the World Am I?’ before moving into our new topic ‘Explorers’.

Today’s task involves looking at how some physical and human features in Moortown have changed over time.

The questions within the task are to be answered in your home learning book. You may either think to yourself about the questions, talk to someone in your home about them or conduct some research of your own!

Find your task here.

Y5&6 Reading – LO: summarise

Continuing with our First News theme, this week, today’s task is to summarise certain articles in note form or a short sentence or two. Everyone must complete Part B (on page two) and Part A (on page one) is optional.
First, you’ve got to scan the paper for the article photo. Then, write in the information needed and write your summary. Remember to write notes where you can and only include the key information! Click here for the questions.
 
Challenge
Go to BBC Sport or other similar website – it can be anything you’re interested in. Your challenge is to summarise a web article of your choice in 20, 10 and 5 words. Send them in and we’ll include the best in #HoHLF!


If you need any help, please, as always, drop me a line: oliwain@spherefederation.org

 

 

 

29 April: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 28 April 2020 by Mrs Taylor

Hello everyone – it’s already the middle of the week. Hope you managed ok with yesterday’s learning.

Firstly, we wanted to share a query that was sent to us from a parent about writing. What if your child is engaging with the tasks but is reluctant to record the answers or the discussion that you have together? Some ideas for this might include:

  • alternate the written recording between you and your child (if you have the available time)
  • let them type out their responses using a computer (if available)
  • keep some of the tasks as discussions and don’t record the answers
  • encourage some written recording to send to us (carolinetaylor@spherefederation.org and jackiefreeman@spherefederation.org)

We hope this helps and please do get in touch if needed.

Here are your suggested daily physical and mindfulness activities for you to try.

Physical activity: Today, we wanted to remind you of the short videos available on #ThisisPE. Produced by Yorkshire Sport Foundation these activities are designed to support parents and carers to teach some PE at home.

Mindfulness activity: This week, our Living and Learning statement is, I recognise mental health is important. Listen to the reading of the Kindness book and consider the importance of being kind to each other. How can being kind help your mental health and the mental health of others around you?

Here are your new learning tasks for today.

Task 1 reading

1.Read The Funny Tummy Song below (linked to task 3 Staying safe online)

2. What is the title of the song?

3. How many verses are there in the song?

4.Find and copy a word that means

a.unsure

b.on your own

c.upset

5.Find two sets of rhyming words from the song.

6.Which part of the song is repeated?

Challenge: You will hear the song as part of task 3. When you’ve heard the song, how does it sound different when it is sung compared to reading it?

Task 2 maths

Yesterday’s challenge answer is below.

We are going to have a break from learning about fractions. If you would like to continue this learning at home, please carry on the White Rose lessons. We will start new maths learning, all about measuring length, on Thursday.

Today, we will revise learning about money. These are the objectives, related to money, that the children should be aiming to achieve by the end of Year 2.

  • recognise and use symbols for pounds (£) and pence (p); combine amounts to make a particular value
  • find different combinations of coins that equal the same amounts of money
  • solve simple problems in a practical context involving addition and subtraction of money of the same unit, including giving change

Start your maths learning by playing this Topmarks coins game.

1. Complete this BBC Bitesize lesson about recognising coins.

2.Use any available coins/notes at home to support this learning.

Challenge: 

Task 3: Staying safe online

Think back to The Funny Tummy song from task 1.

1. Complete Activity 1 and 2 based on Jessie and Friends, Episode 2 from the Thinkuknow website.

Sharing Pictures

Here we meet Mo and Tia, who together with Jessie complete the friendship trio. At Tia’s birthday party they use Tia’s older brother Kyle’s mobile to take fun photos of themselves. The trio agree to send their photos to Tia’s nan but also a few other people whose numbers are saved in Kyle’s phone. When the photos are shared with other children at their school without their permission, they turn to their teacher for help. The three friends learn about how images can get shared more widely than you first expect, and the importance of consent.

Challenge: What would you do if you were Jessie?

Optional extra activity

Learning sign language is a great skill to have. Here are the actions to match The Funny Tummy Song. Why not give them a go?

29 April 2020: Home learning

Posted on Tuesday 28 April 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Hi Y1!

I hope you’re all well.

I’ve had a go at video teaching for a couple of today’s tasks. As you could probably tell, I was a bit nervous!

I hope you enjoy them.

Maths 

Learn how to count in 10s      Learn how to count in 10s sheet

Reading

Make predictions video       Make predictions sheet

Science

Parts of a plant video    Parts of a plant sheet

 

29 April 2020: Home Learning

Posted on Tuesday 28 April 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hello!

Hope you got on well with yesterday’s learning. Don’t forget to look at the Class News page to see some of the learning that you’ve been doing.

Answers

Maths – Y4 – Shape – Lesson 2 – ANSWERS

Today’s learning

Reading Wednesday 29th April

Maths video here.

Maths worksheet Y4 – Maths – Shape – Lesson 3

Today’s third lesson is an art lesson Sketching and shading

 

Hall of Home Learning Fame

Posted on Tuesday 28 April 2020 by Miss Wilson

Drum roll, please!

Here is the first ever Hall of Home Learning Fame MOVIE!

Keep sending in your (very fun to watch) entries – videos are ideal – and keep your eyes peeled for a special challenge from me and Mr Wain!

Thanks for working so hard, guys.

Enjoy!

28 April: Home learning

Posted on Monday 27 April 2020 by Mrs Taylor

We hope you’ve had your breakfast and you are ready for today’s learning.

Here are your daily physical and mindfulness activities for you to try.

Physical activity: Today’s skills are based around cricket (although these skills could be also used in other games). Chance to Shine have now produced five skills based sessions to follow at home.

Mindfulness activity: Try a different activity from Mindfulness for Children Challenge. These activities can support our Living and Learning statement for this week, I recognise mental health is important.

Task 1 reading

Firstly, spend ten minutes on Lexia (if you can access this at home).

Today, we are looking at another image from Pobble365.

She turned in the saddle and looked behind her. Emma could see the others gaining on her.

Digging in her heels, she whispered some words of encouragement in the ostrich’s ears as it burst into full speed. They were making good time, but there was so far still to go…

1. Look closely at the picture and read the text. Then, answer the questions below.

2. What thoughts do you think are going through Emma’s mind?

3.Where do you think Emma is?

4.What do you think it would feel like to ride an ostrich?

5.How do you think the ostrich feels about being ridden?

6.What might be the title for this image?

Challenge: Imagine you can see through Emma’s eyes. What can she see behind her? Draw/describe what you have imagined.

Task 2 maths

Start your maths learning by joining in with this fractions based Super Movers song.

In our fractions learning today, we move onto learning about thirds.

White Rose Maths – Week 2 Lesson 1 Recognise a third

1. Watch the video and complete the activity sheet (on a printed copy or write the answers in your learning book).

2.Check and mark your answers – how did you do?

Challenge: 

 

 

 

 

Task 3: science

Our new science topic is all about plants.

1.Watch the following video as an introduction to this learning.

2.Today you are going to be plant detectives. If you have a garden or when you have your daily walk, we want you to have a plant hunt. Look out for different plants and notice where they are. Remember trees are plants too.

3.Record some of your findings – you could even get some photos of the species you spot. Here’s an example plant identification guide to help you to name the plants you find.

Challenge: Can you name the plants we saw on our walk at the weekend?

Finally, todays’ alternative activity, that you might want to try out at home, is touch typing. Keyboard skills are important to develop and Dance Mat Typing teaches this in a fun way.

28 April 2020: Home learning

Posted on Monday 27 April 2020 by Mr Roundtree

Hi!

How did you get on with yesterday’s task? I’m sure you did great!

Here’s today’s tasks:

Reading: Follow this link to watch a short video. Then, click on this link to answers questions about the video.

Geography – continents.

Maths – counting in 5s. 

Good luck! Let know if there is anything I can help with.

 

28 April 2020: Home Learning

Posted on Monday 27 April 2020 by Mr Wilks

Hi all,

Hope yesterday’s learning was okay for you!

Answers from yesterday: 

Answers Reading 27.04.20

Lesson 1 answers

Today’s learning: 

Reading – lesson 2

Click here for today’s maths lesson.                                                                        Here’s the worksheet if you can’t access the video 28th Y4 Maths Shape lesson 2

Science – Shadows – Lesson 1

 

28 April 2020: Home learning

Posted on Monday 27 April 2020 by Mr Wain

Answers to Monday’s home learning.

Y5 Maths – yesterday’s answers

Click here.

Y6 Maths – yesterday’s answers

Click here.

Today’s learning:

Y5 Maths – LO: multiplication

Today’s learning continues with multiplication. There are three sections. Complete the questions starting from the left and working your way to the challenge on the right. Click here to start!

The second part of your learning is to log on to TimesTables Rockstars and challenge me in the ‘Rockslam’ section. Have a few practises in the studio first if you like!

Y6 Maths – LO: Roman numerals
 
Today’s learning is all about Roman numerals. If you’re not feeling confident, have a chat with someone at home or email me for a reminder. Click here to download today’s task.
Y5&6 Reading – LO: retrieval
 
Your task today, like we’ve done in the past, is to complete a crossword puzzle using an article from First News. You need to complete the second page but if you need a bit more help, use page one.
There are two challenges you could do today.
Challenge 1: create your own video that would help children lower down school answer retrieval questions.
Challenge 2: create your own retrieval questions based on an article from FirstNews. You could get creative and do this as a crossword, or a word search, or even a treasure hunt.
Y5&6 Science – LO: I know my science vocabulary.
Following on from yesterday’s recap about light and how shadows are formed, today’s learning involves completing a crossword which recaps all our vocabulary from this topic of work. Click here to access the crossword.
Challenge
Make a silly sentence for each of our vocabulary words. Make sure that the word is accurately used and that it makes sense!

 

 

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