I know that everyone has worked hard this term and deserves a well earned rest and I hope that you all have chance to relax and enjoy some time to do the things that you want to do. I also know that the children are very keen Lizzie Ladybirds and want to keep improving their skills so I have made a list of some of the things that they could to to keep those skills ticking over during the half term holiday. (These are all optional and the children can choose to do whichever ones they want to do.)

DT:

Mrs Curtis has set the children some Food Tech homework for the half term. Visit the art page for full details. Our food tech challenge for the holiday is making a fruit crumble. (my favourite.- I think I might just have to join the children and make myself a rhubarb crumble - yummy!) Make sure that you take a photo or two before you eat it and send them to Mrs Curtis. Have fun and enjoy eating it.

r.curtis@ourladystarofthesea.lancs.sch.uk

Reading:

Read, read, read. Find a good book and a quiet place to read and just get lost in your book. Enjoy!

(Don’t forget that you can quiz if you finish your book.)

Maths:

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IXL—pick any of the units that we have covered this year and see if you can complete them.

Play the Mostly Postie games using the link below:

https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/mostlyPostie/index.htm

English:

English IXL - Have a go at some of the following units to practise some of those skills that we have been using during the year - Pronouns Unit M, Prepositions Unit Q , Contractions Unit S , Capitalisation and Formatting Unit T, Word Meanings Unit V

Handwriting:

Continue to practise your handwriting - select a sentence out of a book and copy it carefully using your cursive handwriting. Remember to make sure that you form your letters and joins carefully and correctly. Think about where the letters sit on the line.

Spellings:

No spellings to learn for a spelling quiz when we return to school but see if you can look at the spellings covered so far this year and see how many of them you can remember how to spell. Good Luck!