Week beginning 15th June 2020

Welcome to Virtual Sports Week

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As this week is Virtual Sports Week, we have decided to theme our learning (where possible) around sports. For links to the activities (and video tutorials), please click here (https://www.howard.croydon.sch.uk/classrooms/virtual-sports-week-2020/) .

We have put together videos of Mr Sinclair showing how to do each activity, and there is a pdf document also explaining the activities and different scores to aim to get etc. which are on the Virtual Sports Week blog page.

There are 10 activities, children are to chose 5 activities out of the 10 activities ​and put these into the tracker (or they can create their own tracker) which is attached (pdf and word).

Sports-week-activity-tracker.docx-1

Sports-week-activity-tracker.docx-1 (PDF)

For each activity, the children have 60 seconds to complete as many reps of the activity as they can. The aim of the week is to beat their personal best, so we would like to see an improvement on their tracking sheet throughout the week. The PDF documents that explain the activities have Bronze, Silver and Gold targets for them to get. So there is also a section on the tracking sheet for them to tick if they achieve the Bronze, Silver and Gold. The tracking sheet also includes extra daily challenges for them to complete – they can chose which one they want to do each day – on Thursday there is an opportunity to dress up as their favourite character whilst practising.

 

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English

This week, we shall be focusing on biographies. We have been lucky to welcome Donna Fraser as one of our new school governors this year, so we thought it would be an excellent idea to get to know more about this sporting icon within our school community.

Donna Fraser – Interview | Female Coaching Network

 

Day 1 – What makes a good biography?

Go through the PDF slides and evaluate the existing biography. Mind map what you think the key features of a biography may be. Annotate the biography example on the slides below.

Lesson 1 slides

 

Day 2 – L.O. I can use condensed notes to plan a biography.

Using the research provided, write some useful, condensed notes. Don’t copy out whole passages! You may want to create a time line of Donna Fraser’s life and plot key events.

You may want to use the headings: Early life and childhood, Career, Achievements…

Donna Fraser 1

Donna Fraser 2 – Interview

Wiki link

Lesson 2

 

Day 3 – L.O. I can write a biography.

Using the key features, start to write your biography. Remember to use the Year 6 expectations.

Year 6 writing

Features of a biography

 

Day 4 – L.O. – I can write and edit a biography. 

Finish writing your biography and edit using the Year 6 expectations. You may even want to write it up in neat.

Year 6 writing

Narrow Lined – Portrait

 

Day 5 – Independent biography of a sporting icon of your choice.

Choose a sporting legend and create your own biography using the Year 6 expectations. Send it to us on Class Dojo!

 

Maths

Lesson-1-Fractions-to-percentages-2019

Lesson-2-Equivalent-FDP-2019

Lesson-3-Order-FDP-2019

Lesson-4-Percentage-of-an-amount-2-2019

Year-6-Week-6

SPAG

Revise how to use relative clauses.

Relative clauses

 

Science

Myths and Truth about Animal world

Lesson 3 – What are the different animal kingdoms?

Watch online here.

Art

Follow Mrs Glenn’s art lesson instructions on relief work!

PSHE

This week we shall be look at healthy lifestyles and what makes a balanced diet. Have a look at the powerpoint and design your own balanced meal.

Balanced diet

Eatwell-Guide—Poster-100

Eatwell-Guide—Worksheet-153

Friday challenge: Have a go at making the meal that you designed.

 

Movement assembly – Watch here

 

History

The Story of the Olympic Games

Create a poster or a leaflet which explains the story of the Olympic Games.

 

RE

Think about places a Christian might visit on a Pilgrimage. Find out about places worldwide using the PowerPoint below;
The attached website also includes places where a Christian might go on a Pilgrimage in the UK.
Watch the video clip below.
Imagine you are a Christian making a Pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Write an itinerary listing 4 places in Jerusalem you would wish to visit. Include the reasons why you would include this place. You can use the document below or plain paper to write your itinerary.

Reading Comprehension

Mo Farah

Football comprehension

 

Geography

Olympic symbols - Wikipedia

Geography Map Challenge 5 – Olympics host cities

 

Year 5 – 3rd week – 15th June 2020

Hello and welcome back to another exciting week of learning.

I can’t believe it is …

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Throughout the week, please make sure that you cover a range of activities which can be found here:

For each activity, the children have 60 seconds to complete as many reps of the activity as they can. The aim of the week is to beat your personal best. The .pdf documents that explain the activities have Bronze, Silver and Gold targets for you to get to. There is a corresponding section on the tracking sheet to tick off which level/medal you have achieve the Bronze, Silver and Gold.

Furthermore, the tracking sheet also includes extra daily challenges for you to choose from. I can’t believe it, but on Thursday there is an opportunity to dress up as your favourite character whilst practising.

Have fun.


With regards to our learning, during the next weeks, things here will be slightly different as we are partially going back to school and are therefore more limited with our time. You will notice that there are some contents for the next days already, but please stick to the days like we did in the past. Also, in Maths we are going to switch to using the fabulous lessons from the “National Academy“ (Oak), so you simply watch/follow their lessons and complete the tasks set in those lessons.

In Science, due to the fact that we are not in school together, we have decided to move the topic “Animals and Humans“ into the next school year. This is needed, because the topic is connected with PSHE which we need to teach in person, but cannot do at the moment.

Anything else should be “business as usual“.

As the timetable is quite light, please make sure to complete the “Virtual Sportsweek“ challenges on a daily basis.

Enjoy your learning.

Year 5

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  • Please just use the time over the weekend to catch up with any tasks you haven‘t yet done.

 

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#b7f7fb” border_width=”2″ border_color=”#e95d55″ ]Friday[/dropshadowbox]

Math:

  • Starter: There will not be a starter today.

  • Main Task 1: Follow lesson 2 on “Describing position after translation“ (b) and complete the integrated tasks.

    • https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/describe-position-after-translation-87505b

  • Main Task 2: Complete the family Maths challenge.

English:  Floodland – Session 9;

Class-Novel Reading:

  • We have now reaching part 9 of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“(Part 1 – August Part 9: Jack Will; Mr Browne‘s October precept; Apples; Halloween; School Pictures).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txsTXIidwMI

      • Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

        • Describe how Jack and August‘s friendship is developing.

        • What would you mix together to squirt at the rude kids? (Can you “up-level“ Jack‘s suggested mix of slug juice and dog pee?)

        • What would you have written in response to Mr Browne‘s October Precept: “Your deeds are your monuments.“?

        • When is August‘s birthday and when exactly was he born?

        • How was August‘s birthday this year different to normal years?

        • What do we learn from Julian‘s reaction to August‘s birthday invitation about him and his family?

        • What is Summer‘s favourite book (especially when she was younger)?

        • What does Summer like best about August?

        • What do you have an aversion or phobia to?

ICT: I can stay safe online.

Spanish:

  • Follow the second lesson in our new Topic “En classe“ using the home-learning log-in from language-angels.

  • Please simply …

    • go to http://www.languageangels.com

    • click on “Log-in“ at the top lefthand side

    • click on “Log-in Home School“ → FREE (for language angels schools) → log-in: Howard1986 pw: lahome

    • choose Spanish (top-middle – Spanish flag)

    • complete “En classe“ – Lesson 2.

  • There are extra Dojo points for children who submit an audio of their practising via Class Dojo.

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#b7f7fb” border_width=”2″ border_color=”#e95d55″ ]Thursday[/dropshadowbox]

Here is a quick “Music-note“ to start with.

Thank you sooooooooooo much to everyone who has done their music and submitted work to Mr Regan via Seesaw. That really makes us so incredibly proud of you.

As I am writing this, he is putting more things onto Making Music for you to do/play with in your “Music / artistic time“. If you fancy more music, check this out:


Maths Starters

                                      Mild/Hot                           Hotter/Hottest

 Maths Main Activity 

Describing position after Translation.Pleaase follow the link and send in your answers

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/describe-position-after-translation

SPAG

ENGLISH Floodlands  Session 8

letter Writing to ZoeThursday literacy

Chapter 1https://youtu.be/tSap8FUQaaA   

Chapter 2https://youtu.be/gSYfG3dPRFs

Chapter3 https://youtu.be/RBOkKgPTImo

Chapter4https://youtu.be/9EA6B2EBaPw

Chapter 5https://youtu.be/iXZ2JiliuPw

 

Class-Novel Reading:

  • Here is your next section of “Wonder“ read by the two Rinkes.

  • Please listen to the 8th part of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“(Part 1 – August Part 8: One to Ten; Padawan; September)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFvwDfrZLiQ

      • Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

        • How do you give your parents feedback when they ask you about how your day was? Have you also got a scale of 1-10 or another system?

        • Name at least 2 things that you think have really surprised August‘s mum about his first day at school. Why do you think those things surprised her so much?

        • Share your opinion on August‘s comment about him and Summer being like “Beauty and the beast“. Describe how you felt when you first heard him say that.

        • Which symbol shows that August is changing and also that things are really affecting August‘s emotions?

        • Describe the relationship between August and his dad.

        • Explain how the relationship between August and mum very different to the one between him and dad.

        • How did August feel about the other children‘s reactions when he bumped into other children?

        • Explain what a Wookiee is.

RE

Journey of life;Special Moments

Use the notebook to explore this subject.

Special moments PDF

 

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#b7f7fb” border_width=”2″ border_color=”#e95d55″ ]Wednesday[/dropshadowbox]

First of all: Let’s read the news! I will do the same this morning.

FIRSTNEWS_730

Maths:

Starters  

Mild/Hot                                       Hotter/Hottest

Maths Main Activity

Describing position and  Coordinates

This is closely related to a subject we studied together in maths. Please follow the link below and  send me your results in Class Dojo.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/describing-positions-and-coordinates

English Session 7 ; Book Talk

  • SpaG starter: Please complete the SpaG Starter on a piece of paper or electronically. Remember to ask us when a questions was particularly tricky.

Class-Novel Reading:

  • Today, there is only a short session of the class-novel reading/listening.

  • Please listen to the 7th part of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“(Part 1 – August Part 7: …)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ5-NHquesI

      • Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

        • Explain what is special about lunch in Middle school?

        • How does August know that people talk about him?

        • Explain what a cleft palate is.

        • Describe Summer‘s character.

        • Explain how Summer is a special character.

Music:

    • I was a bit sad to see that not many people had done some music work on Seesaw.

    • This week, please have a proper push for it and complete at least one more activity and then submit it.

    • Have you completed the activities on Making Music? If the answer is no again, then please complete at least one (That is now a total of 2.):

    • Remember, Mr Regan and his colleagues have spent valuable time preparing all the activities for us!

 

Geography: After those wonderful coverpages, today, I would like you to look at two key aspects related to rivers.

  • Firstly, please explore the Rivers of the UK and the Rivers of the World.

      • Hot: Label the UK rivers on the map with a colour or number. Then, to the UK and world rivers add the source and mouth in the tables.

      • Hotter: Label the UK rivers on the map with a colour or number. Then, to the UK and world rivers add the source, mouth and one key city (UK) / the countries in the table.

      • Hottest: Label the UK rivers on the map with a colour or number. Then, to the UK and world rivers add the source, mouth and more than one key city (UK) / all countries on its course in the table.

  • Secondly, recap what you know about the driving force of all rivers, the Water-Cycle.

 

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Maths:

  • Starter

mild/Hot                                                 Hotter/Hottest

Main ActivityDescribing Translation. please follow this link and carry out the activity. Send me your results. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/describing-translations

English:

  • SPAG Starter:

Main Lesson: Session 6 Floodlands.

    • Today you will be Hot-Seating as Zoe.Please ask a family member to help you. Maybe they  can ask you the questions. Or even film you !
    • Please also share your 5 or more questions and send them in via Dojo with your answers as Zoe.
    • First, listen to the next part of the story: https://youtu.be/gSYfG3dPRFs
    • Next use the notebook to help you create 5 or more opened ended questions to be asked as Zoe.

 

Class-Novel Reading:

    • Please listen to the 6th part of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“(Part 1 – August Part 6: Around the Room; Lamb to the slaughter; Choose kind),

    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyNDkUvaG4Q

      Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

        1. Tell me 2 things that you think everyone needs to know about you.

        2. What are 5 things you learn about August in these chapters?

        3. Why is August upset about the Darth Sidious reference?

        4. Share your opinion on Julian‘s behaviour/reference?

        5. What was the subject of the next lesson?

        6. Describe the teacher. Name at least 3 things about his appearance and character.

        7. Explain the word “Precept“.

        8. What kind of person are you? Describe and explain.

        9. Share your opinion on Mr Brown‘s first Precept: When given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.

        10. What influence did the lesson have on August? Explain, please.

 

Science: I can describe and explain how igneous rock is formed.

 

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Maths:

  • Starter:

English:   Can you visualize a location from the story, draw an annotated  Onepicture to describe the scene from  ‘one’

use this notebook to help you  monday English   listen  here

https://youtu.be/tSap8FUQaaA

  • SpaG: Please complete the tasks on a sheet or Dojo and send us your answers. Thank you.

  • Main: …

Class-Novel Reading:

Please listen to the 5th part of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“(Part 1 – August Part 5: Home, p. 33; First day jitters, p. 35; Locks, p. 37)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvEczD000eU

Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

    1. What is the name of August‘s dog?

    2. Explain why August is sad.

    3. Explain what it means when we called Julian “two-faced“.

    4. How did the parents‘ opinion about August going to school changed after the visit?

    5. What type of “block“ does August normally avoid when going to different places?

    6. What is the name of August‘s neighbourhood?

    7. Why is everyone nervous on that day?

    8. What does the type of hug August gave mum tell us about his feelings?

    9. What is the similarity between August‘s and Bradley‘s place in the classroom?

    10. Give the name of 5 different children in August‘s class.

    11. What short, but very clear impression to we get about Miles? Give evidence from the text.

    12. What is the comical element of Mrs Petosa saying that children forget their locker combination about 3.2 times per semester? Explain.

    13. Share your opinion of Henry‘s behaviour.

DT:

  • Let‘s get practical … and a bit crazy today. Have fun while following the lesson below.

  • Here are the links if they don‘t work from the slide/file: Su2-Wk3-DT 01 contraption

    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8Voc1RynSs

    • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMfAx7kvF3Y


Year Four Home Learning Blog Week Beginning 15th June 2020

Hello Year Four! Welcome to your home learning for this week. Remember, do not worry if you cannot find the time to do all of the work or if you are not able to access everything on the blog. Just try to do a little a day.

English

We are looking at a series of new stories this week.

Day one-Start by looking at the front cover and first page of Night Shimmy and make your predictions before you watch the story below. Year 4 Week 13 Day 1

Day two-Today you are looking at the story Silly Billy. What did you think of it? Has it made you think of anything else? Use the worry doll instructions to help you practise your own instruction writing. Year 4 Week 13 Day 2

If you need some help with instruction writing, have a look at the video below for ideas about worry dolls

You can also use this website for pointers if you have forgotten how to write instructions

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zkgcwmn/articles/zfrcmfr

Day three-Today, compare the two stories you have read so far. Answer the comparison questions and then think about what you could use to help you to deal with your own worries. If you have a lot of worries, remember to speak to your grown ups about them so that they can help! Year 4 Week 13 Day 3

Day four-You have a new story to listen to today. What do you think of it? Do you have a favourite character? Why do you think the author has chosen to write it this way?

After you have spent some time thinking about the characters f the book, you will be doing some writing of your own, from the point of view of the dogs in the park! Year 4 Week 13 Day 4

Day five-You are still thinking about the story from yesterday. Today, recap the importance of paragraphing as you consider the text. Year 4 Week 13 Day 5

If you are unsure about the best way to use paragraphs, have a look at the site below. Only do the activities if you think they will be useful to you!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zv4j7nb

 

Guided Reading

Daily Reading Ancient Egypt Activity 3 – Print Friendly

The Story of Osiris

Book Review Activity Sheet

Maths

Day one- Following on from the work last week, we are beginning the week with subtracting two four digit numbers.

Have a go at the questions on the worksheet. (Please don’t feel that you have to print everything out, writing your work into your books is perfectly acceptable!)Lesson 1 – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – no exchange

After you have finished,  you can check your answers here Lesson 1 Answers – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – no exchange

Day two-Subtracting two four digit numbers with one exchange. Remember to start from the correct column!

Find the worksheet here Lesson 2 – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – one exchange

Check your answers here Lesson 2 Answers – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – one exchange

Day three- Subtract two four digit numbers with more than one exchange

Find the worksheet here Lesson 3 – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – more than one exchange

Check your answers here Lesson 3 Answers – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – more than one exchange

Day four- Efficient subtraction methods. (Remember that efficient means working in a well-organised way ith the minimum wasted effort)

Find the worksheet here Lesson 4 – Efficient subtraction

Check your answers here Lesson 4 Answers – Efficient subtraction

Day five-Watch for the Friday challenge

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-4/

or for something different, have a go at the investigation here

https://nrich.maths.org/consecutivenumbers/note

If you normally work with Miss Alvarez, have a go at these lessons instead,

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/

Please contact your class teacher via Dojo if you need the sheets for these activities!

 

Science-Let’s get back to our exciting electricity topic:

This week we will be learning about static electricity

Enjoy Miss Simkin’s lesson from Oak Academy-https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/what-is-static-electricity

In this lesson, we will be learning all about static electricity. We will learn how static charges occur and what happens when they are discharged. We will also be exploring how to create our own static charges with a balloon! If you have a balloon at home then you can use it for this lesson. If you don’t then don’t worry, you will still be able to watch the demonstrations and complete the lesson.

I.C.T-This week have a go at practising your coding skills with Disney Infinity characters.

https://studio.code.org/s/infinity/stage/1/puzzle/1

 

Art-Continue making mask. You could design and make a different Egyptian god or goddess.

 

Or make a paper version if you are feeling less ambitious

Egyptian-gods-and-goddesses-role-play masks

History

Egyptian Creation Myth- Read the story of how the Egyptians believed the world and all the people were created. How is it different from your own beliefs? Maybe you could talk about this with your grownups.T2-H-4238-Ancient-Egyptian-Creation-Story-Powerpoint_ver_1

Something easier- design a comic strip version of the story

Something harder- compare the creation myth to another that you are familiar with. What is the same? What is different?

Music

Have a go at the song of the week or some of the songs for well-being here,

https://www.outoftheark.co.uk/ootam-at-home/

As well as our normal music opportunities from Out of the Ark, we also have access to making music from Croydon Music and Arts.

https://www.cma-online.co.uk/making-music

The password is

makingmusic123

Latin

This week we will be continuing to learn about the past continuous tense (I was …….ing) and learning some new verb endings to practise. We will also be thinking about some philosophy. What is reality? Latin past continuous and philosophy

If you want the worksheet for translation practice, it is here Latin past continuous verbs

Have fun with your learning this week and, as always, post your work for us to see on Class Dojo. We love to see how you are doing.

Please message us with any concerns or questions and we will do our best to answer them.

Take care of yourselves Year Four!

Going back to school: what is a bubble?

  • [dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”1″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Next week some of the yr1 children will go back to school. They will join a bubble. This will undoubtedly spark some excitement but also some questions. If you and your child travel to school by public transport, you will also have to explain to your child about wearing a mask. In fact, from June 15th masks will be compulsory on public transport. The picture resources might be helpful in starting a conversation with your child. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions on : sdalziopolling.306@lgflmail.org[/dropshadowbox]

National Empathy Day : 9th June 2020

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”1″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Empathy is a very powerful tool as it can help us to understand another person and feel their emotions. It brings about understanding, sympathy, collaboration, a sense of belonging. How can we help children developing the power of empathy? Reading is an effective way to develop empathy in children.

Have a look at the Primary Age Guide from the EMPATHYLAB : https://irp-cdn.multiscreensite.com/b2f3fbc2/files/uploaded/EMPATHYLAB%20primary%20GUIDE%20Landscape%20AW.pdf

These are some of books I really like to use:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKzM3CZoWqY

Why not celebrate Empathy Day in the company of amazing children’s authors ? Join them using the link below:

https://www.empathylab.uk/newpage0198f816

For other ideas on ways to develop empathy : 

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Wednesday 10th June 2020

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”20″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Welcome, Children and Parents! Hope you had a great weekend.[/dropshadowbox]

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”20″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Our topic for this term is ‘Puppet on a String’ and is based on history. It focuses on changes within living memory. Children will begin to understand and use words and phrases relating to the passing of time. We will be learning about toys and household objects in the past and compare it to the same in modern times.[/dropshadowbox]

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”20″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Parents please contact Mrs Jeevahan and Mrs Ramakrishnan with any queries or questions at howardyear1@gmail.com[/dropshadowbox]

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”20″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Children can continue to post their work, photos and videos at Classdojo. Thank you, everyone. It has been wonderful to see your posts. Keep in touch ![/dropshadowbox]

[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”20″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Let’s celebrate Mathletics…..

Silver Awards.

Lambeth Class:  Barin

Vauxhall Class: Ishmael, Alesha, Freddie

Bronze Awards:

Lambeth Class:  Tome, Brady, Olivier, Teodora, Mathilde, Bonnie, Emily, Shauna, Aliyah, Luke, Carlotta, Stanley, Hasan, Anaya, Yusuf, Mia, Kevin

Vauxhall Class: Ishmael, Fabeha, Agyeiwaa, Kelcia, Hamza, Oliver, Rayyan, Yigit, Logan, Alesha, Aayush, Freddie

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Please read the poem- Sound Collector and complete the poem review. Click on the link below to view the text. Why not post your work to class dojo for the teachers to check?

Poem Review

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[dropshadowbox align=”none” effect=”lifted-both” width=”auto” height=”px” background_color=”#ffffff” border_width=”20″ border_color=”#dddddd” ]Maths:

We are learning about fractions his week – sharing equally ( Half, quarter) of shapes and numbers.

Activities:

Fraction-halves and quarters sheet 1

Fraction-halves and quarters sheet 2

Fraction-halves and quarters sheet 3

Fraction-halves and quarters sheet 4

Fraction-halves and quarters sheet 5

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OR
PE with Jasmine
Log into:
The website address is: home.jasmineactive.com
Parent email: parent@howardprim-1.com
Password: howardprim

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Activity:

Draw your favourite toy and post it on the Class dojo.

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Check out this website and have lots of fun…
https://www.cma-online.co.uk/making-music
password : makingmusic123

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Summer Half-Term 2 – Week 2 (8th June 2020)

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Have a look at out timetable, which is slightly different. To give you proper time for RE and as the introduction to rivers doesn‘t take ages, we have swapped RE and Geography. Also, due to time limitations please read “Wonder“ on Wednesday during “Reading for Pleasure time”.

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It is almost time to say, “Happy weekend.“ Enjoy today‘s learning.

Math:

  • Starter: Please complete the following arithmetic starter.

  • Main Task 1: I can apply my knowledge of statistics in a test situation.

    • Please finish yesterday’s tasks, …

      1. the Statistics Revision.

        • All students should complete the Mathletics Statistics booklet: Statistics_student_GBR

          • But if you normally work with an adult in class and find this booklet tricky, try this one instead: statistics_student_GBR

        • Please send us a few lines about how you got on with the test when you send us your answers. Your feedback is incredibly important to us.

      2. Complete the test from yesterday’s blog -> Su2-Wk2-Mini-Assessment-Block-3_Year-5-Statistics

  • Main Task 2: I can apply my Maths knowledge and skills in an Investigation situation.

    • The originally expected family challenge has been replaced by White-Rose this week with a recap lesson on time.

    • Since you already had a lot of work from yesterday, the following task is optional, but I really recommend it to children who find “time” tricky.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zbdwg7h

English:

  • Starter: Please complete the SpaG Starter on a piece of paper or electronically. Remember to ask us when a questions was particularly tricky.

Class-Novel Reading:

Today, please listen to the 4th part of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“(Part 1 – August Part 4: The performance Space; The deal)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIDGYXSq3S4

Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

    1. What is the most common behaviour of other when they notice that August is not watching?

    2. Explain the words “sarcastic“ and “obnoxious“.

    3. How did Julien feel when finding out about August wanting to choose the Science elective?

    4. What do you think about Julien‘s questions and the way he asks? What does this tell us about Julien and their possible future “relationship“?

    5. How does August explain that he was almost smiling at Jack Will?

    6. What do you think about Charlotte‘s behaviour?

ICT:

  • In the past in ICT we have noticed that some of you seem to have an understanding where which key on a keyboard is, some of you found this however confusing. Therefore, today, please complete the lesson on “Touch-typing“

 

Spanish:

  • This week, we will move on to our new Topic called “En classe“, which is much easier with the homelearning log-in from language-angels as I don‘t have to do the screenrecording anymore.

  • Please simply …

    • go to https://www.languageangels.com/schools/

    • click on “Log-in“ at the top lefthand side

    • click on “Log-in Home School“ → FREE (for language angels schools) → log-in: Howard1981 pw: lahome

    • choose Spanish (top-middle – Spanish flag)

    • complete “Mi clase“ – Lesson 1.

  • Some of you (for example Emiliana and Magnus) have in the past recorded themselves practising Spanish and submitted the audio via Class Dojo. That was fabulous. Thank you so much. The others could try and do the same.

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I can‘t believe it is Thursday already! Where has the week gone? I really hope, you are enjoying your learning. Why not send us a message on Dojo to let us know, especially if you are somebody who hasn‘t made much contact via Dojo. This also goes to parents. If you haven‘t made much contact, please let us know. There might be questions you have for us, please feel free to ask. It feels like the way out of lockdown is more difficult and nerve-wrecking then the way into it was.

Have a lovely day.

Best wishes from us all here in Year 5.

Math:

  • Starter: Please complete the following arithmetic starter.

  • Main Task – I can apply my knowledge of statistics in a test situation.

    • Since we are unfortunately in the distance from each other, there is no strict way of assessing what you have learnt and how well, but I thought that it would be useful for you and us as your teachers, to see how you get on with these tests. This way, you can show and tell us what you found tricky and we know what we need to consider for next year. Please send us a few lines about how you got on with the test when you send us your answers.

      • We as your Year 5 teachers will be compiling a list of things (topics, skills etc.) that we haven’t had the chance to study so that your Year 6 teachers know the gaps and can prepare accordingly for the autumn. Since things with schools are very confusing at the moment, we need to plan very thoroughly so that we all can do well next year and are prepared for all eventualities. So your feedback is incredibly important to us.

    • There are two tasks which you can complete over the course of today and tomorrow.

      1. All students should complete the Mathletics Statistics booklet:

        • But if you normally work with an adult in class and find this booklet tricky, try this one instead: statistics_student_GBR

      1. Complete the Su2-Wk2-Mini-Assessment-Block-3_Year-5-Statistics (This can be done tomorrow before the Family challenge)

English:

  • Starter: Please complete the SpaG Starter on a piece of paper or electronically. Remember to ask us when a questions was particularly tricky.

  • Main Lesson: I can use clues from the text to describe a setting.

 

Class-Novel Reading:

  • Today, please listen to the next part of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“

    • August Part 3 (Jack Will, Julian, and Charlotte; The Grand Tour)

    • Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

      • What impressed August about Mr Tushman‘s office?

      • Who is the famous Mr T?

      • How do we know that Mr Tushman feels a little funny about his name?

      • What is the painful difference between little and big kids?

      • How do we know that the Jack, Julian and Charlotte were not very comfortable?

      • Share your first impressions of Jack, Julian and Charlotte with me.

      • Which room was August‘s favourite room? Explain why.

      • What is an eraser and what does the use of this word tell us about the author of the book?

 

RE:

  • This week, we will continue to work on our “Challenge“ Topic/Project called “Journey of Life – Exploring change“.

  • Thank you for your life-journeys you had shared with us.

  • For today‘s lesson, please follow the attached document as a lesson guide otherwise this blog would be too overcrowded.

  • Enjoy.

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Sorry for the slight delay. Have a good day.

Math:

  • Starter: Since the main part is a little longer, there will be no Arithmetic starter today.

  • Main Task – I can read and interpret timetables.

 

English:

  • Today, there will be a break from your SpaG Starter (ignore the reference in the first slide).

  • Main Lesson: I can use clues from the text to describe a character.

    • Optional: Even though this will be tomorrow‘s focus, you might already find time to listen to chapter 2: https://youtu.be/B-QsA94mSw8

Class-Novel Reading:

  • Today, please listen to the next part of Elizabeth Rinkes‘ reading of “Wonder“

    • August Part 2 (Driving; Paging Mr Tushman; Nice Mrs Garcia)

    • Answer these questions (You can copy-paste these questions into Dojo or a Word-Document and then answer & send it.):

      • What were the parents arguing about? Who had which opinion?

      • What is the famous simile used in the chapter Driving?

      • How did August feel?

      • Explain what a “White lie“ is.

      • Why did the discussion end up in loud laughter?

      • Explain what August‘s statement, “Mr Tushman is the principal of my new school“ says about the outcome of the argument and the future.

      • Explain how you think August felt during his tour of the school.

      • What surprised August about his mum at the end of the chapter?

Music:

    • First, join Mr Shepherd (Brass and Piano) for Making Music Week 5 – Dynamics:

      • https://www.cma-online.co.uk/making-music-years-5-6 or via Youtube https://youtu.be/gz2qrQVAgEs

      • I wonder, “What is a crescendo and a descrescendo?“.

      • Can you tell me a fact that you found out about one of Mr Shepherd‘s music heroes from Iceland (Not the shop!!!) called Bjork?

      • What is the capital city of Iceland?

      • Who is the famous British classical composer of the orchestral suite “Mars“?

      • Where is the Youth Orchestra from that played the last track a “Mambo“?

      • What is a “Mambo“?

    • Next, complete the activities that Mr Regan left for you on Seesaw.

      • There are 4 activities set for you, please complete at least 1, ideally 2 and record yourself. Please send it to Mr Regan as he has put so much effort into all that and has deserved more than just one response. Well done Emiliana for working with enthusiasm on Seesaw.

        1. (in reverse order) Song-Writing 1

        2. Play the piano at home

        3. Song-Writing 2

        4. Song-Writing 3

Enjoy!

Geography:

  • Our new topic is “Rivers“ since it is in a way linked to Floodland, but mainly that part of Geography that we have not yet looked at this year.

  • Since this is only an introduction and the Music catch-up is in the centre the afternoon, please thoroughly complete the following tasks:

    1. Please design an appealing, creative cover page for the topic. This will be stuck into our Geography books when we are back.

    1. Create an acrostic with your first or middle name as well as the word “river“ using names of rivers from all over the world. Present both on another page in an appealing, artistic way.

e.g. (Please don‘t copy!)

    1. Create a table/overview of …

What I know about rivers.

What I think I know about rivers.

What I wonder (would like to find out) about rivers.

  • e.g. the longest river in the UK is the Severn,

  • e.g. the gradient (how steep an area is) has an influence on how fast a river flows,

  • e.g. Why are some rivers crystal clear and others very murky?

Optional: Research and find 10 facts about the key process behind the existence of rivers, the Water-Cycle. This will be the centre of our next lesson.

 

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NEWS: Before we start, here are this week‘s First News.

First news – Week Beginning 8th June

 

Math:

  • Starter: Please complete the following arithmetic starter.

 

English:

  • Starter: Please complete the SpaG Starter on a piece of paper or electronically. Remember to ask us when a questions was particularly tricky.

  • Main Lesson: I can respond to an image and make predictions about a text.

 

Class-Novel Reading:

 

Science

  • In theory, we have come to the end of the topic. Before we conclude, I would like you to consolidate a few general aspects. Please complete the following tasks:

    1. Watch this video about the Physics behind the Change of State: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYU7RSoOZ0U

    2. Watch the awesome annimation under https://www.footprints-science.co.uk/index.php?type=States%20of%20matter and complete the quiz.

    3. Complete the little overview of properties and uses of materials. 35874-Y5UsefulMaterialsAndTheirProperties

    4. Complete the short assessment on “Materials and Change“. 35869-Y5AssessmentMaterialProperties

  • To look beyond the previous learning focussed at Science, I would like you to combine your Science learning with DT and Geography (but also to some degree with PSHE).

    • Complete the activities around Fossil Fuels and Renewable Energy from the BBC Bitesize Daily lessons:

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We hope you had an excellent weekend. The plants finally got some rain.

Before we start, “Happy World Oceans Day“ – Please find optional activities on Class-Dojo.

Another exciting week lays ahead of us. The biggest thrill lays in three different things:

  • first of all, we will finally start with “Floodland“ which will be the focus in our English lessons

  • secondly, in our Class-Novel time, we have chosen to read/listen to “Wonder“ by R. J. Palacio (one of the best books that intrigue adults as well as children and even seasoned bookworms and therefore a great book/investment to purchase),

  • and thirdly, in Geography we will be moving into River Studies and then towards the end of the term, we will – linked to Floodland – study Global Warming,

When it comes to reading, please make sure that you do not read ahead with “Floodland“ as it would spoil parts of the English lessons. Thank you.

Math:

  • Starter: Please complete the following arithmetic starter.

 

  • English:

    • Starter: Please complete the SpaG Starter on a piece of paper or electronically. Remember to ask us when a questions was particularly tricky.

    • Main Lesson: It feels a little lazy for us here, but please complete the following lesson from BBC Bitesize and please let us know your impression of the book as we are forever looking for suitable new book-corner books.

  • Reading for Pleasure:

    • Share with me on Class-Dojo which book you are reading at the moment, the name of the main character and what you particularly like about the book at the moment.

 

  • Class-Novel Reading:
    • Please use the time to complete the bookreview on Street Child (see resources and prompts from Friday).

 

  • DT:
    • Since we did Art last half-term, this part of the term we should be spending on DT, but might on occasions look at Art in order to cover the things he have not yet quite covered (like the past resist Art using a Greek Pattern which we never got to do, but I will show you on a video and using household items so that you still get to do it – or that could be an activity we could do if ever we get back to school).

    • To build up our technical knowledge (my dream/aim is to design and build a contraption towards the end of the term), please go through this fantastic BBC Bitesize Daily lesson on “Mechanical Systems“.

Monday 8th June, 2020

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Good Morning Children and parents ! Hope you had a lovely weekend . We have an exciting week of learning ahead…. Enjoy !

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Our topic for this term is ‘Puppet on a String’ and is based on history. It focuses on changes within living memory. Children will begin to understand and use words and phrases relating to the passing of time. We will be learning about toys and household objects in the past and compare it to the same in modern times.

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Parents please contact Mrs Jeevahan and Mrs Ramakrishnan with any queries or questions at howardyear1@gmail.com

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Children can continue to post their work, photos and videos at Classdojo. Thank you everyone. It has been wonderful to see your posts. Keep in touch !

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Our learning this week…

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History

We start the topic by first discussing changes with the toys we play with. Look at a picture of you as a baby. Ask your parents what toys did you like and what did you play with as a baby.

Now look at yourself in the mirror. Think about the changes . What toys do you like to play with and why?

Activity Sheet : Toy Baby Now

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Phonics

Hope you are continuing to practise the new sounds you learn. Remember your sound buttons.

Daily Phonics lessons provided by Ruth Miskin Training via this link: Daily Phonics lessons by Ruth Miskin Training.
Children working with Ms Dale & Mrs Hunjan please follow Set 1 and Set 2

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7fbLgY2oA_cFCIg9GdxtQ?fbclid=IwAR2EtV9dAsW0AiY8CIm-aHzPMnL8bJEPxflxhGxsLa715o9205yCPXHXJc8

Tricky words

Why not try some rhyming words for fun?

Read the words and sort them into real and alien words.

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/3/buried-treasure

Reading Activities

https://www.starfall.com/h/ltr-classic/

Mrs Ramakrishnan &Mrs Jeevahan’s group please follow set 3

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7fbLgY2oA_cFCIg9GdxtQ?fbclid=IwAR2EtV9dAsW0AiY8CIm-aHzPMnL8bJEPxflxhGxsLa715o9205yCPXHXJc8

Try these sounds too…

Tricky words

Why not play this game too?

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/5/sentence-substitution-ph5a

Reading activities:

https://www.starfall.com/h/im-reading/

 

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Reading

Please continue reading at home and do post your videos on Class Dojo.
Here are three different texts – Our focus this week is about Taking care of a dog. 

Please read and answer questions using the information from the text.

The first one is easy and the second and third one is a little challenging. Please answer questions orally by referring to the text.

Click on the link below to view the text. Why not post your work to class dojo for the teachers to check?

Taking Care of A Dog 1

Taking Care of A Dog 2

Taking Care of A Dog 3

Please continue to read at home

* by using Oxford owls – you can find the bookband your child was reading and find a book.

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page

*You can also try collinsconnect

To sign into Collins Connect open the Teacher portal and enter username: parents@harpercollins.co.uk & password: Parents20!  and click Login.

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Our focus in English, for the next few weeks is on poetry. We will start by reading ‘The Sound Collector’ by Roger McGough.

Listen to the poet reading it as well as the fun link. Have you ever thought of what our world would be without any sounds? A stranger coming into your house and stealing all the sounds. Just imagine that!

Sound collector Poem 1

Link  1 :

Link 2 :

 

Activity 1 : Read the poem and just enjoy it.

Activity 2 : Think of the places you have been – class, park, zoo, farm, shopping centre. What sounds will you hear? Make a list.

Eg. At the farm – a list

the baaing of the sheep

the brrr of the tractor

the barking of the dog

At the school

the laughter of the children

the ringing of the bell

the clapping of hands

You can use the sheet as a template : Planning sheet

Activity 3 : Can you choose two places from your planning and write your own sound poem just like The Sound Collector but using the sounds from two settings you choose.

You can use the sheet to write the poem on.: Sound Collector poem sheet

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Maths

We are learning about fractions his week – sharing equally ( Half, quarter) of shapes and numbers.

Link : We are using this new link we would use in class. 

Activity:

Week 2 Sheet RR Lesson-1-Find-a-half-2-

Week 2 Sheet RR Lesson 2 Finding a half

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PE

OR

PE with Jasmine

Log into:

The website address is: home.jasmineactive.com 
Parent email: parent@howardprim-1.com
Password: howardprim

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Please use the Choice Board which I created and posted on class dojo a few days ago to organise your day / week in a way suitable to you.

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Computing

In computing we are learning to create and debug simple programs. Enjoy using the link below.

https://lightbot.com/

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Try and relax with some cosmic yoga.

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PSHE

We are thinking of feelings. Last week we had a special story of friends and social distancing. This week we are thinking of feelings. In these new and strange times everyone has worries and anxieties. Check out this special story.

oxfordowl.co.uk/everybody-worries

What do you think? If you have any worries  you  can share it with your adults at home or if you want to share it with us , please send on Class dojo and we can try to help.

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Virtual Sports Week

Our Sports week is taking place in a week’s time. If you want to enter the Poster competition, Monday 8th 4:00 pm is the deadline.

Key information to include…

Venue : At home or school

Date : Week beginning 13th June

Skills : What skills are necessary to be successful during Sports Week?

Pictures : Anything that you think represents Howard Primary School and Sports week.

Entries : please send to  howardyear3@gmail.com  OR to class dojo.

( Remember closing date is Monday 8th June at $:00 pm – So HURRY !HURRY !HURRY ! Send your entries in.)

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Have a lovely week! Keep Safe !

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Week Beginning 8th June 2020

Home Learning Year 2

 

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Dear Parents,

Thank you to you all for the amazing work you are doing with your children. Thank you for your posts, comments and messages on Class Dojo.We value them dearly.

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Here are some instructions to help you know what you can doing when you are learning from home:

Morning Activities

During the morning, you should focus on Maths, Reading, Spelling and Writing activities.  You should also read daily.  Regularly ask an adult to test you and see how many you can get right.

Enclosed is a suggested updated timetable for this period of learning at home. TIMETABLE –  Howard home learning timetable-1

Remember the importance of drinking plenty of water throughout the day and taking regular movement breaks.  Try and get some fresh air and exercise each day to help you keep healthy and well.

Afternoon Activities

During the afternoons, choose one or two of the activities to complete.

Parents can contact us via email at  howardyear2@gmail.com

Children can contact us via ClassDojo  – https://www.classdojo.com/en-gb/?redirect=true
Please feel free to share nay alternative work you’re doing or anything at home that you’ve completed that you’re proud of. (Check out the help at home section below)

From Ms Brown and Ms Agyemang

Remember to stay in contact with us via Class Dojo ? We welcome your pictures, videos, drawings, thoughts, work etc …

We look forward to hearing from you ! ?

For Maths please watch the videos that support each lesson.

 

Daily

PE

https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1

Every day at 9 am, join Joe Wicks for PE session !

Please complete English work over the course of the week. For Maths please watch the videos that support each lesson.

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/

English – You can complete SATs papers ( See below)
Maths – Capacity and temperature

Maths – Capacity and temperature

Monday

Maths – Compare Volume

Video

Video

Work – Compare Capacity Activity Cards

 

Tuesday

Maths – Understand millilitres 

https://www.thenational.academy/year-2/maths/to-use-mililitres-year-2-wk6-5

PowerPoint –t-n-2545098-measuring-in-ml-powerpoint_ver_2

Work –Millilitres Activity Cards

 

Wednesday

Maths – Understand litres

Video

https://www.thenational.academy/year-2/maths/to-estimate-and-measure-in-litres-year-2-wk6-2

Work –Litres Activity Cards

 

Thursday

Maths – Understand temperature

(Interactive lesson)
https://www.thenational.academy/year-2/maths/to-be-able-to-read-the-temperature-on-a-thermometer-year-2-wk6-1

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/skillswise/temperature/zh4ghbk

http://teach.files.bbci.co.uk/skillswise/ma27temp-e3-f-reading-thermometers.pdf

 

WorkTemperature Activity Cards

 

Friday

Maths – Read and compare scales

PowerPoint – T-N-4327-Reading-and-Comparing-Scales_ver_1 (2)

https://www.thenational.academy/year-2/maths/to-compare-mililitres-and-litres-using-fractions-year-2-wk6-4

Work –

Extra fluency practice for ml and l –t-c-254584-everyday-objects-capacity-activity-sheet_ver_4

Extra fluency practice for reading thermometers –  t2-s-1170-reading-thermometers-up-in-2s-5s-10s-activity-sheet-_ver_2

Extra fluency reading scales –  t-n-2546701-read-scales-with-unmarked-divisions-differentiated-activity-sheets-english_ver_1

 

Mathletics

https://login.mathletics.com/

Maths Challenges – Extra reasoning and problem solving

Challenges- SATS papers

Maths- SATS paper

Arithmetic paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5k818UOfg8TSm11MUJnQldDaHM/view

Reasoning paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5k818UOfg8TNzlWbmlxOXAtRDQ/view

Mark scheme: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5k818UOfg8TeDBRQlJpRHFQa3M/view

SPaG- SATS paper

Grammar & punctuation:https://drive.google.com/file/d/16XJkhf4eZptV0EqZ1VL8-wYFI-7r_RHx/view

Reading comprehension- SATS papers

Short reading paper 1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IhwFtdCj2lmWMr3o0_9lTIIUJo4BcEfs/view

Longer reading paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JBiaIzMfCSrOPYYSfPNtOgbMk_Nd6U76/view

Longer reading paper answer booklet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w1ioJ4U-Zg5mN4M99O_99sW6bmxisDyj/view

Please find the mark scheme for paper 1 & 2: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uOFJ2ObEi0W1HqsTFl29uUXf9E3WvagY/view

Other subjects

Geography – seaside

We will be continuting our work regarding the  seaside

Features of the seaside

Powerpoint – #Lesson Presentation Features of the Seaside

First: complete ‘I spy’ work sheet – I Spy at the Seaside Activity Sheet

Then: go through the ‘features of the seaside’ PowerPoint – #Lesson Presentation Features of the Seaside

Work- features of the seaside – Differentiated Features of the Seaside Activity Sheet

Work- in the picture – Differentiated In the Picture Activity Sheet

Music

https://www.cma-online.co.uk/making-music

password – makingmusic123

Each weekly lesson will be available online for 5 weeks.  Feel free to use in the classroom too if you are in school.

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https://charanga.com/yumu/login?redirected_from_cmw=y

We’d love to see a video of you playing an instrument.

Children should be reading every day.

When reading with your child at home ask them questions related to their book.

Questions to ask before you read

  • Can you look at the pictures and predict what you think will happen in this book?
  • What makes you think that?
  • What characters do you think might be in our story?
  • Do you think there will be a problem in this story? Why or why not?
  • Does the topic/story relate to you or your family? How?

Questions to ask during the reading

  • What do you think will happen next?
  • What can you tell me about the story so far?
  • Can you predict how the story will end?
  • Why do you think the character did _______?
  • What would you have done if you were the character?
  • How would you have felt if you were the character? (use different characters)
  • As I read____________, it made me picture________ in my head. What pictures do you see in your head?
  • As you read, what are you wondering about?
  • Can you put what you’ve just read in your own words?

Questions to ask after reading

  • Can you remember the title?
  • In your opinion, was it a good title for this book? Why or why not?
  • Were your predictions about the story correct?
  • If there was a problem, did it get solved?
  • What happened because of the problem?
  • Why do you think the author wrote this book?
  • What is the most important point the author is trying to make in his writing?
  • What was your favourite part of the story?
  • If you could change one thing in the story, what would it be?
  • Can you retell the story in order?
  • If you were __________, how would you have felt?
  • What is the most interesting situation in the story?

Is there a character in the story like you? How are you alike?

 

Computing

Create a project
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=getStarted

Play a game and review it

https://scratch.mit.edu/

Giving directions

https://lightbot.com/

Coding

https://www.j2e.com/j2code/

Share with us any computing work you are doing at home

RE – Judiasm

https://www.thenational.academy/year-2/foundation/what-was-the-first-covenant-between-abraham-and-god-year-2-wk5-1

Science – plants we eat

PowerPoint – Lesson Presentation Plants We Eat sort parts to eat

Work – sort parts to eat  ( cut and stick the fruit and vegetables according to which part of the plant we eat)

Art

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Handwriting

Handwriting sheet  – Handwriting

 

SPAG

Spelling- homophones& near homophones (part 2)

https://spellingframe.co.uk/spelling-rule/106/29-Homophones-and-near-homophones

You can do any of the activities in the spelling tiles section, play Snowball Smash and try testing yourself for free!

 

 

Creative ideas

Alternative maths/ LC  – adding 1 digit to 2 digit/ adding 10s to a 2-digit number

Work –  https://free-secret-resources.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/Year-2-Add-2-Digit-and-1-Digit-Numbers-Worksheet.pdf

 

 

PHSE
All about Positive Thinking

Y2 Think Happy Lesson Presentation

Y2 Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining Activity Sheet