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Class teacher: Miss R Harding
Home Learning
We understand that this is an unsettling time and we hope having access to these ideas may help you create a sense of routine and support your child’s learning.
Equally we are aware that people have caring commitments and that every family will be doing their best day by day and as such,
not every activity may be completed.
If you would like to use them at home, some daily prayers can be found here: Morning Prayer Lunchtime Prayer End of the Day Prayer
Remember to check the Catholic Life Page for weekly Gospel Readings, reflections and activities.
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Final week of Term 6 PLEASE BRING IN YOUR LIBRARY BOOKS TO TRANSITION DAY! Last day of school is Wednesday 15th July. Year 4s going up to Year 5 Transition Day on Thursday 16th July. Year 3s going up to Year 4 Transition Day on Friday 17th July.
Somehow we have made it to the end of the school year! A huge well done do you and your parents/carers for all the incredible work you have completed during Home Schooling! We hope you have a wonderful summer holiday and cannot wait to see you all again in September!
Wednesday 15th July No video calls this week as we hope to see you all on Transition days!
Reading This week, it’s time to sit back and relax – your task is to ask someone to read you a story! You are welcome to record this and put in on Seesaw, but you do not have to, and you must have permission from the person reading to record them,
Writing Today you are going to be performing your poem! Video yourself doing so and put it on Seesaw for your teacher to see.
Spelling - Year 3 and 4: This week we are revising all of the spellings we have learned so far this year (and some things from Year 2!) Have a go at this spelling game on TopMarks.
Maths Don’t forget your rapid recall and games on Abacus!
Year 3&4: Today’s challenge is to create as many different pictures as you can using these shapes. You can only use each shape once in each picture, but they can be rotated as many different ways for each new picture. You can either cut the shapes out, or draw your own. What is the highest number of different pictures you can make?
Topic: Present everything you have learned about your class’s country. It is entirely up to you how you do this – it could be a PowerPoint (be aware that these cannot be uploaded to Seesaw, so you will have to email it to your teacher), a word document, a brochure, a piece of writing, a piece of artwork or a video, or anything else you can think of! Show off all your fantastic South America knowledge for your teacher to see.
AND FINALLY, HAVE A WONDERFUL AND WELL DESERVED BREAK!
Tuesday 14th July No video calls this week as we hope to see you all on Transition days!
Reading Have a go at this reading comprehension on Celebrating the NHS. There are three different levels of challenge, going from 1 star for mild, 2 stars for hot and 3 stars for spicy – take your pick!
Writing Today you are editing and improving your poem. Use this sheet to ensure that you have used some of the key features of poetry. If you are unsure of any of the terms, they are explained here on BBC Bitesize.
Spelling - Year 3 and 4: This week we are revising all of the spellings we have learned so far this year (and some things from Year 2!) Have a go at this spelling game on TopMarks.
Maths Don’t forget your rapid recall and games on Abacus!
Year 3&4: More maths through art! Some examples of questions you might ask are: If each passenger has 3 suitcases, how many suitcases will there be? How many pilots are in the picture? Each aeroplane can carry 56kg, how much can be carried in total? If 2 people can fit in a hot air balloon, how many people can fly in them?
RE: Compare Christian and Islamic Prayer in a table. This has been started for you here. Can you think of any similarities? Rewatch yesterday's BBC clip to refresh your memory.
Monday 13th July No video calls this week as we hope to see you all on Transition days!
Reading Have a go at this reading comprehension on Benjamin Zephania. There are three different levels of challenge, going from 1 star for mild, 2 stars for hot and 3 stars for spicy – take your pick!
Writing Carrying on with our work on poems, this week you are going to be writing and performing your own poem about your class!
Today’s task: read this poem and write your own about your current class. Feel free to magpie ideas, but remember to make it your own.
We are the number one That’s what they say We can beat you any time Any other day We are the class 4-A And we rock the school Everyone consider us To be very cool But we aren’t boastful, we aren’t proud And neither are we vain But people still think That we are quite insane Our class is cheerful & funny Everybody’s kind, each other no one hates That is why I think My class is really great!
Spelling - Year 3 and 4: This week we are revising all of the spellings we have learned so far this year (and some things from Year 2!) Have a go at this spelling game on TopMarks.
Maths Don’t forget your rapid recall and games on Abacus! Year 3&4: This week we are doing maths through art! Today’s task is to choose up to 10 colours to create a picture by colouring whole squares on the table. If you do not have a printer, you can draw the table yourself. It is 10 squares by 10 squares (100 total). You then have some questions to answer based on fractions about your picture. Share your masterpiece with your teacher on Seesaw.
RE: This week we are learning about Islam. Watch this BBC clip to get you started. Read through this PowerPoint on Muslim Prayer, and complete the timetabling task within it. Then, you can create your own prayer mat using this template, or you can draw your own. |
