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Thursday, 2 April 2020
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Year 4 Learning 2.4.20
Year 6 Thursday 2.4.20
Your home learning activities are all ready for you and will be available from 9am. You have worked so hard this week. Thank you for putting so much effort into your learning. I'm very impressed and proud of how you are completing the activities at home. Well done.
Activities for today included;
Literacy- to plan writing a TV advert
Numeracy- to solve problems using g and kg
Topic - to use coding to create a game
Alongside these remember to complete 10 minutes of spelling journal activities and 10 minutes of times tables during the day. Remember your daily welsh activity too.
Remember it is important to get moving through out the day. So try and get up and do an activity which makes your heart rate increase. Maybe you could join Joe Wickes for his daily work out or play a game in the garden.
From today, if you haven't already I'd like you to try and spend atleast 15 minutes of your day quietly reading your favourite book. Find somewhere peaceful and enjoy. You could try listening to an audio book if you prefer. I'd love to know which books you are reading, let me know by emailing me.
Take care and stay safe,
Mrs Cotton
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Year 5 02.04.20
Literacy - looking for signs of spring, making notes using descriptive features
Maths - calculating averages
Read Theory
Humanities - research and create a Powerpoint about a country of your choice
I would like you to spend at least 10 minutes per day on j2blast to really become confident with your times tables - this can be practising, live challenges, or a mixture of both. It's great to see that lots of you have been on since last week, and I'll be interested to keep an eye on who's taking top spot on the leaderboard!
Please also continue with daily reading - at least 10 to 15 minutes a day ideally. This could be a book, a magazine, a newspaper or even a website such as Newsround.
Keep sharing your learning, it's great to see!
Miss Powell
Wednesday, 1 April 2020
Y3 Distance learning Week 2 Day 4
Thursday, April 1st 2020
Good Morning. Almost the end of another week. I have posted this work on Google Classroom as well. Just a reminder how to carry out the work:
| Bronze – all complete Silver – additional challenge |
Gold – high challenge
Literacy: HF words for this week. Please carry out the crossword activity. Here's an example:
w
wanted
n
t
e
d
want, wanted, water, where, which, white, who, why, wish and window
L.O: To use reading comprehension skills
Use the Read Theory application to carry out.
Numeracy:
Warm up: Practise your x4 & x8 tables. Remember if you can do your x4 then just double these answers for x8. Also log in to Hwb and then click on J2E and use the
TT Blast which is an interactive game to help with times tables speed. You can access this daily to improve on score and speed.
L.O: To use the column method for subtraction to solve more written problems
Bronze Level – with partitioning
1) If John had 58 toy cars and gives Tom 19 toy cars, how many toy cars does John have now?
2) One farmer has 83 lambs and another has 56. How many more lambs does the first farmer have?
3) A supermarket had 143 toilet rolls. People bought 27. How many left?
4) What is the difference between 49 and 117?
5) A man bought a pack of 152 envelopes. After giving away 25, how many did he have left?
Silver Level – Without Partitioning
1. There are 183 children in a swimming club. Only 97 children turn up to training. How many children were away that day?
2. There were 365 stickers in an album. 137 are taken out. How many stickers were left?
3. Bob collected 371 tokens. He swapped 138 of them for a giant teddy bear. How many tokens did he have left?
4. Bill's story was 1361 words long. Ben's story was 235 words long. How many more words did Bill write than Ben?
5. There are 2315 pages in my book. I have read 727. How many more pages do I need to read?
Gold Level – Without partitioning
Gold Level
1. There were 1165 cups delivered to a shop. 237 were broken when they arrived. How many cups were unbroken?
2. Harry had £2257 in his bank account. His mum let him spend £1329 on a special mountain bike. How much was left in his account?
3. Sue collected 4212 tokens. She swapped 1675 of them for a day at a theme park. How many tokens did she have left?
4. Bill's story was 1561 words long. Ben's story was 1395 words long. How many more words did Bill write than Ben?
5. There are 2615 pages in my book. I have read 1293. How many more pages do I need to read?
Science: Continue with your PowerPoint about plants
Remember -
Bronze Level - This can include: the parts, what is needed to keep them alive
Silver Level - This can include: the parts, what is needed to keep them alive, types of plants and how some have adapted to their habitats.
Gold Level – Use transitions and animations to improve your PowerPoints.
Daily Welsh: To learn the days of the week
Use: Look, Cover, Say, Write, Check activity
Look at a word
Cover it
Say it
Write it out
Check you have got it write
Reception Home Learning 2.4.20
Year 2 Thursday 2 April


Year One: Thursday 2nd April 2020
I hope you are all staying safe and well. It's very strange not seeing you all but I hope you're doing a little bit at home and enjoying having time with your families. The weather is still fine which is always good, so make sure you get outside in the garden and make the most of the fresh air. I can see from the work you have been sharing that you have been doing lots of lovely things outside. I am really enjoying seeing your work, it does make me smile.
RWInc continue to have live lessons via YouTube so they will help us keep our ‘sounds on the boil’ whilst we are at home. These will take place daily and can be located via the following link:
https://youtube.com/channel/UCo7fbLgY2oA_cFCIg9GdxtQ…
Set 1 Speed Sounds at 9.30 am and again at 12.30 pm
Set 2 Speed Sounds at 10.00 am and again at 1.00 pm
Set 3 Speed Sounds at 10.30 am and again at 1.30 pm
Note: films won’t be available at other times
Daily Lessons that have already been shown will be repeated over the Easter Break excluding Bank Holidays.
They also have Poetry Time on Youtube at 2pm each day, they are also available afterwards.
Literacy:
Today we will make a collection of nouns and adjectives about Spring and Eastertime. You can record this in the books you brought home from school or using J2e5 via Just2easy via Hwb. You may like to go outside and identify signs of Spring that you can name.....You may like to use the Encyclopedia Britannica which is available via Hwb as a starting point for your safe search into Easter and Springtime. Some fun facts maybe found at http://www.fun-facts.org.uk/holidays/easter.
Your challenge today is to find out why we often give eggs to each other at Easter Time- good luck, enjoy your research.
Easter Challenge: I’ve saved an Easter Challenge in our files section (Hwb Classroom) that you might like to complete. The first activity would be useful to complete as it is a text about Easter followed by some questions linked to the text. Please don’t worry about printing out- I know that printers, paper and ink maybe a challenge at the moment!
Reading: We are mindful that you will have read your reading book by now but don’t forget to read a book if you have one at home or listen to a story read by someone in your home. You can also access books (inc RWInc Books) via www.oxfordowl.co.uk (the home section). You will need to log-on but the e-books can be accessed for free.
Numeracy:
Today please find in the Year 1 Hwb Class folder a resource helping us look at counting in 10s. The focus is on counting arrays of 10. https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-1/ (Week 2 lesson 2)
This does not need to be printed out and stuck in your book, only if wish/ are able to.
To challenge yourself try and count objects from around the home or garden.
Bronze: count orally in ten’s
Silver: Count in tens and record as we would in x10 table (e.g. 1x10= )
Gold: Count objects in groups of 2 and 5 (How many groups of 2 will have a total of 10 objects?)
Health & Well Being:
Today is our PE lesson so start with Joe Wicks (@thebodycoach) at 9.am on YouTube. A great way to start the day for all the family.
We have used the MiniMeYoga cards in our lessons before I’ve included 4 here to ensure we remain balanced. Try and teach someone in your home the positions, so they learn a new skill too. We would love to see some pictures especially if you manage to do them outside in the fresh air! Enjoy our favourite Tickle Toes!!
Finish with some Mindful Colouring!
Year 6 Wednesday 1st April 2020
Year 5 01.04.20
Literacy - vocabulary task (Letter B) [and continue work on digital book]
Maths - calculating averages
Music - listen to and appraise music of different genres
Humanities - research and create a Powerpoint about a country of your choice
I would like you to spend at least 10 minutes per day on j2blast to really become confident with your times tables - this can be practising, live challenges, or a mixture of both. It's great to see that lots of you have been on since last week, and I'll be interested to keep an eye on who's taking top spot on the leaderboard!
Please also continue with daily reading - at least 10 to 15 minutes a day ideally. This could be a book, a magazine, a newspaper or even a website such as Newsround.
Remember to get outside and be active if you can - this will help keep you mentally healthy as well as physically.
Have a good day
Miss Powell




