Good morning everybody! I have had a good look at your Sumdog results last night and the report that it is providing me. There are some out and out high flyers on the website…well done! Some of your times on there are amazing. Some children are not accessing it as much as you should. It is a really good tool so please use it to keep your maths ticking along.
Read moreYear 4 children Thursday 26th March Home Learning
Maths
Continue carrying out your Sum Dog challenges. Are you getting very good at counting in 11’s now? I wonder if you can count in twelves? Write the multiples of twelve in a list in your maths books up to 12 x 12.
Is it similar to the elevens? How?
Purple Mash maths task
This is in your 2do’s on telling the time.
Science
In class last week, we discovered through many activities that sound is caused by something vibrating, which vibrates the air.
Today, it is time to explore volume and pitch. Follow the ideas below and in the ‘Help your Child’ section to find out how the volume and pitch of a sound is changed. I wonder if you can guess how it affects the sound waves? Have great fun exploring!
English
Today, I would like you to learn how to replace nouns with pronouns. Please read and complete the activity below first. Then do English IXL C1 C2 and C3. If you have more time, you could do C5 and 6 too.
Year 3 Thursday 26th March 2020 Learning from Home
Good morning everyone. Hope that you are all well and ready for some more learning.
Reading
You can now access Accelerated Reader quizzes at home. Click on the button below to take you to the website. You should then be able to access it as you would at school. You can also access ebooks via Accelerated Reader too (see yesterday’s Learning at Home blog). Keep reading -enjoy. We will be looking to see how you are getting on with your quizzes. - can you get 100%?
Good to see that some people have spotted this already and have already had a go. Remember to read the questions carefully and think about the answers. You can always go back to the book and check for an answer if you are not sure. Glad to see some great 100% scores already too. Keep up the good work.
Art
We know how much you all like your art lessons with Mrs Curtis. So, today being Thursday is no exception. Make sure that you check out the art page to see what you have to do. It looks really exciting. Have fun and don’t forget to send us some photos!
The Iron Man
Can you read the remainder of Chapter 5. (Here is the whole of Chapter 5 for you to read)
Please make sure that you work neatly and carefully. Don’t forget the date and make sure it is underlined. Think carefully about your presentation. Can you get a pen point or a Cooper Crab learning point today. What about the other characters? Could you get one of their learning points? Try hard and work well.
Today we would like you to draw a picture of the Iron Man on the fire pit. Label him and describe what is happening to him.
Now write a diary entry by the Iron Man of what has happen to him over the last few days. Remember to write in the first person (I, me, we) and write in the past tense. Become the Iron Man and make your diary entry believable.)
Maths
Estimate how long and then measure as many different items that are longer than 1m.. You could try the table, the kitchen work surface, your bed, the patio, the grass, the lounge etc etc. Can you find some unusual things to measure?
Write your answers in your maths learning from home books, set it out like we have done over the last few days. Remember to be neat and don’t forget to date and underline your work. Give it a title too.
Can you make your own metre stick if you haven’t got a long tape measure? Make sure that it is accurate and has carefully measured cm or blocks of 10cm.Make sure that you mark carefully where 1m ends on the object and then start measuring the next metre at exactly the same point.
More home learning photographs!
WOW Year 2, you really are blowing me away with your fantastic work at home. You are all being such ‘Enthusiastic Bobby Bees’.
I have had a few requests from parents asking if I can post the home learning for the next day the evening before so that they can get things organised. I will most certainly do this when I can.
Read moreYear 5 Thursday March 26th Learning from home
Wonderful Wednesday went well !!
Read moreThursday 26th March - Year 2 Home Learning Challenges
Hello Year 2!
I have been absolutely overwhelmed by your photographs of the amazing work you have been completing at home. Please keep them coming, they really have been brightening up my days! I was even inspired to complete the PE with Joe myself - it was very tiring!
Here are the learning challenges for Thursday 26th March:
Read moreYear 4 photos of home learning
What a wonderful learning community we are! Children, you should feel very proud of yourselves. I love all those rainbows. Enjoy everyone!
Year 3 photos from home learning Wednesday 25th March
I am absolutely loving seeing what you have all been up to at home, there is some brilliant learning going on. Well done to you and your grown ups, keep them coming to get a starring role on today’s photo wall.
Year 4 Wednesday 25th March Home learning
Good morning my little sunshines! It has been lovely to hear from some of you on the class blog or through email. I am missing you all very much! Ready to extend those brains and be like Sadie Spider today? Good!
Growth Mindset ‘Home School’ poster
I would like you to create a poster for your home school with all our learning characters on. Do you like the Lyons’ family home learning poster? It is up in our office! You could put it up in your work space at home! Why not tell your parents all about our learning characters and how each one helps us to learn? If you are learning at school, ask a teacher for some card and create one for your learning space at school!
Contact me!
Today, I would love to hear from you in the class blog. Access it in purple mash.
I would also love an email with a photo showing what you have been up to if possible.
Here is Megan, who has been busy with her school work but also doing a spot of decorating too. I love removing wallpaper!
Mrs Hotchkiss’s class are sending jokes too. I do love a good joke. Here are some for you on one of my favourite themes!
How do two cats end a fight? They hiss and make up!
What do cats say when confused? I’m purrrrplexed!
Maths
Continue to complete fresh challenges on Sum Dog today. Also begin to practise your 11 x table. Write down all the multiples up to 12 x 11 in your Maths home learning book. Whats the pattern?
Purple Mash maths task
This is in your 2do’s on telling the time.
English
You may need to go back and watch the Dragon Slayer film again today because I want you to get descriptive! You are going to teach your parents the grammar skill extended (or expanded noun phrases) and do lots of lovely ones about the Dragon Slayer story in your home learning books. You can draw the characters too if you like. Try and use powerful vocabulary. There is a song and a quick film in the ‘Help your child’ section to jog your memory.
Again, don’t forget daily/weekly learning. Have you made your rainbow yet? Have you spotted any?
Year 3 Wednesday 25th March Learning at Home
Don’t forget to keep emailing us those pictures of you learning from home - then we can share them on our class blog. We are really enjoying seeing you learning at home. We’ve had quite a few but not everyone has contacted us yet. We would love to hear from you all.
Keep reading - try to read for 30 minutes each day. Can you find any new or exciting words? Add them to your magpie list and find out what they mean.
Have a go at accessing the (rather long) link below. This is the Accelerated Reading scheme that we use at school offering free ebooks to read at home. Make a list of the books that you would like to read over the next couple of weeks, and then …. start reading! You can click the information button on the books to see what reading ZPD level they are, so check that they are within your range, or you may even want to challenge yourself a little!
https://readon.myon.co.uk/?mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiWXprMllXUmhNemRoWldJMCIsInQiOiJyWjU3YXZ0YWlyaFoxUVhBNTNVWmltVlA2VHVpMjNQWXoxZUtxOGhSZnZMTWRHRnpwODg2R3J4YllrajVwMEtxRUZVT1lIM2dIUTJlNlZHWXkzN3dHRmhSTGpDYlJ5Z3dqMjloT1JrV1JldENrZDNwdHNUVzZseHVoa1NCdDhidiJ9
You can now access Accelerated Reader quizzes at home. Click on the button below to take you to the website. You should then be able to access it as you would at school. Keep reading -enjoy. We will be looking to see how you are getting on with your quizzes. - can you get 100%?
The Iron Man
Read part of Chapter 5.
Can you write instructions for putting the Iron Man back together again once he has reached Australia?
Make sure that you use imperative verbs (they are the bossy ones) and also some time adverbials - first, then, next, after that etc. Make sure that your instructions are in order and that they are clear so that they could be followed. You can do this on Purple Mash as we have put it on a “2do” - don’t forget to save it so that we can have a look at it.
Predicting: What do you think the challenge that the Iron Man gave to the Space-bat-angel-dragon will be? Write your ideas down. You could start your sentences with:
I wonder if … or Maybe the Iron Man’s challenge is to … or I think that …
Make sure that you check your sentences and that you have included punctuation. Keep your writing neat.
Do you think that the Space-bat-angel-dragon will take on the Iron Man’s challenge? What do you think will happen? Write about your prediction.
Maths
Remember to check out the sumdog website. We have added some different challenges for you to be getting on with.
Can you use a ruler to measure in mm (millimetres) Remember there are 10mm to every cm. Using mm to measure allows you to be more accurate and to measure much smaller items. Can you find some things to measure and measure them carefully. Remember that you always need to start at the 0 on the ruler and measure carefully to the end of the object.
Record your measurements in your maths learning at home book. Remember to work neatly.
Can you record how many mm and then record how many cm and mm? Make sure you think carefully.
e.g. A box 102mm 10cm 2mm
How many things can you measure? Have fun!
Geography challenge
Our new topic is ‘Our European neighbours’, in our first lesson we found the continents on a map and found out some facts about Europe. Next I would like you to use the internet to find a world map and complete the European countries 2do on Purple Mash. You should already have all of your login details and it should just pop up when you access it.
Wednesday 25th March - Year 2 Home Learning Challenges
Hello Year 2!
I have absolutely loved seeing all of your photographs of your hard work at home! Keep it up, you’re all working brilliantly!
Enjoy today’s activities!
Read moreWednesday 25th March Home Learning Reception
Thank you once again for the wonderful pictures and updates. It brightens my day to see all of the children enjoyed their learning at home. So many of you are starting the day with Joe Wicks PE lessons! here’s the link for those of you who haven’t yet taken part: https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1/videos
1. Phonics: Today let’s learn a new sound. Our sound is oy-Toy for a boy. Please watch one of our favourites, ‘Geraldine the giraffe’ learn this sound on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aodJQr-WJLk
Like yesterday, now that you have watched this short video, go on a sound hunt around the house, what can you find? Following this, read a story of your child’s choice and see if today’s sound is in the story. How many times can you hear the sound? How many times can you see the sound? You could then practise your letter formation.
Ready for a further challenge: Remember that you could have a go at writing words containing the oy sound such as boy, toy and enjoy. You might like to turn this into a spelling challenge if you feel your child is ready for this.
2. IT: Login to your Purple Mash account following the website link:
Purplemash.com
You then need to click on: find my schools login page, and then type in our school name. Once you have done this please then type in your child’s username and password.
Today we would like you to create a picture of your family using paint.
3. PE: Today have a go at football! Can you kick a ball to each other? If you don’t have a football you could have a go at making a round object using newspaper and tape to create your own ball. If it’s too windy or rainy you could use this ball to practise your throwing and catching as it will be nice and light for the children to catch.
4. Sum Dog: Today is the last day to complete the first challenge or to have one final practise. Tomorrow the challenge will change!
Miss Bassett.
Year 1 - Wednesday 25th March - Home Learning Challenges
Happy Wednesday Year 1! What are we learning today?
Read moreHome Learning - Wednesday 25th March 2020
I loved seeing so much interaction on the class blog yesterday - it is so lovely to hear from you all. If you haven’t been in touch, please do. I miss you all.
I am loving seeing the work that you are getting up to…keep the photos coming!
Read moreYear 5 WONDERFUL WEDNESDAYS (25/3/2020)
I cannot tell you how proud I am of you all!!! I have received so much excellent work (via pictures to my email). Today is a little different!
Read moreAudible stories
Click here and start listening.
As I receive and find more apps etc I will let you all know.
I hope everyone is well and staying safe.
Home Learning Photographs
Week 1 of Happy Home Learning
A selection of happy photos from your home learning adventures.
Read moreYear 3 Tuesday 24th March Learning from Home Pictures
A big Happy Birthday to Steph from all of us in Year 3. Hope that you are having a lovely day.
Thank you for sending pictures of you learning from home. Here are the ones that have been sent today.
Have fun. Keep learning and keep sending us those pictures.
Home Learning - Tuesday 24th March 2020
I hope that you all had a good day yesterday and settled yourself into working at home. Please send me some photos of you working and how you have organised your house. Don’t forget everything that we have learnt with Mrs Ward in yoga - why not build some yoga practice into your day?
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