07 January 2011
This week’s homework is creative. It is due on Wednesday 14 January 2011.
I can find different materials around the house.
Remember, all objects are made from a type of material, for example glass, wood, metal, plastic etc.
Holidays approaching…
…so there are no spelling lists, tables or other homework this week.
Enjoy reading, writing (and possibly making?) Christmas cards, reflecting on this term’s topics and other activities.
03 December 2010
This week, it’s Talk Time homework and is due in on Wednesday 08 December.
I can talk about what I have learnt in our topic ‘The Toy Box.’
What was your favourite piece of learning?
The homework last week was brilliant. I’m looking forward to discussing our topic next week!
26 November 2010
This week’s homework is creative.
I can add two numbers.
It’s due on Wednesday 01 December.
The children could:
- Show how to add, using pictures or objects.
- Calculate some number sentences.
- Create a game using addition.
- Go shopping and show how to add using money.
- Include a photograph.
19 November 2010
The homework this week is Talk Time homework and is due in on Wednesday 24 October.
I can talk about toys from other countries.
- What toys do children have in other countries?
- Are any of them the same as the ones we have in England?
- Which of our toys come from outside England? How do you know?
- How much do toys cost in other countries?
Why not inspect your toy to see if you can find any clues?
12 November 2010
This week’s homework is practice makes perfect and is due in on Wednesday 17 November.
I can practise my letter formation for ‘a’ and ‘e’.
Remember, our Handwriting Guide is easy to follow and a great way to support your child. Children have told us that with better handwriting they feel more confident and proud of their learning!
05 November 2010
The homework this week is Creative and due in Wednesday 10 November.
I can sort information.
Use the fruit and vegetable pictures to help you. Think about what we learnt in class this week:
- collect
- organise
- present
- interpreting information to answer questions.
I look forward to seeing what you have done on Wednesday.
Half-term holiday
Our policy is not to give homework in the holidays. However, if you’d like to support your child’s learning at home, have a look at the Homework Tips for Parents (which has ideas for extra practice) and the National Expectations section (which should give you some ideas about what to learn more about).
Don’t forget: all children should be reading on a daily basis: comics, books, websites. Why not make a trip to the library this holiday?
Older children should also practise times tables (why not re-cap all the tables you’ve practised so far this year?).
15 October 2010
The homework this week is Talk Time homework and is due in on Wednesday 20 October.
I can talk to someone about what toys were like in the past.
I look forward to hearing about some of the interesting things that you have found out during ‘show and tell’ on Wednesday.
08 October 2010
The homework this week is Creative and due in Wednesday 13 October.
I can show that I know about 2D shapes.
- What does a 2D shape look like?
- Can I find any around the house?
- Draw some 2D shapes.
- You could cut and paste.
- You could make a list.
- You could take a photo.
It’s up to you!
