We hope you are staying safe and finding the class pages helpful to support your home learning. We are continuing to include a range of activities for you and your child to choose from, but please don’t feel that you have to complete them all! It is important that you enjoy your family time together.
We have tried to make the home learning more user friendly by:
Try to do a little Maths and English each day, but then you might choose activities that particularly interest your child, or activities you can easily find the resources for at home. Don’t forget to email us pictures of any work that you’d like us to see!
Home /School learning WC 13th July 2020 Maths planning Year 2 WC 13th July video links (resources below) Lesson 1 Telling the time to 5 minutes Lesson 2 Hours and days Lesson 3 Find durations of time Lesson 4 Compare durations of time Friday Maths Challenge
Year 3 WC 13th July video links (resources below) Lesson 1 Compare capacity Lesson 2 Add and subtract capacity Lesson 3 Pictograms
Lesson 4 Bar charts Friday Maths Challenge
English Spelling activities
Day 1
Watch again Now watch: Tell me a dragon – Jackie Morris
Day 2
Day 3
Design a detailed dragon of your own – colour/paint in vivid details. Put descriptive language around your picture – adjective strings, similes, metaphors, powerful verbs and other descriptive phrases. Use a thesaurus (online if you do not have one) to find other more powerful words that mean the same thing. EG – A better word for red might be…scarlet/crimson etc.
Day 4
Day 5
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Home /School learning WC 6th July 2020 Maths planning Year 2 WC 6th July video links (resources below) Lesson 1 -Litres Lesson 2 -Temperature Lesson 3 -O’clock and half past Lesson 4 -Quarter past and quarter to Friday Maths Challenge
Year 3 WC 6th July video links (resources below) Lesson 1 -Measure mass Lesson 2 -Compare mass Lesson 3 -Add and subtract mass Lesson 4 -Measure capacity Friday Maths Challenge
English Spelling activities
Day 1
Look at the front cover picture of the book THE EGG by: MP Robertson. …And before reading:
Now watch/read the story; (text without pictures in resources below- you may wish to cut these up and stick next to the correct picture in the sequence!)
Day 2
Day 3
Watch: BBC Bitesize And read through the PowerPoint – tips for writing newspaper reports. What does a newspaper report need to have? – Write your own list of tips to be successful. Day 4
Think about the: Headline - grab your readers’ attention! See Resources below for more information. Think about your opening statement – this needs to include:
*Challenge- See if you can include them BOLDLY in one powerful sentence! Your following paragraphs will then need to give more details.
Day 5
Now publish your news report on the frame (Resource 5) and send pictures of them into school. Good luck - Can’t wait to see them! |
Home Learning WC 29th June
Hello Everyone, I have been so impressed with all the home learning sent to me! It really cheers us up in school and it is great to see all your hard efforts - Well done! Mrs G x
Home /School learning WC 29th June 2020 Maths planning Year 2 WC 29th June video links (resources below) Lesson 1 Measure mass in grams Lesson 2 Measure mass in kilograms Lesson 3 Compare volume Lesson 4 Millilitres Friday Maths Challenge
Year 3 WC 29th June video links (resources below) Lesson 1 Draw accurately Lesson 2 Recognise and describe 2d shapes Lesson 3 Recognise and describe 3d shapes Lesson 4 Telling the time to 5 minutes Friday Maths Challenge
English Spelling activities
Day 2 –
Think of all the criteria you have used over the last 2 weeks to complete your ‘Journey’ and ‘Quest’ stories. Think about a character/2 characters going on a journey/quest. Why are they wanting to escape? How will they get there? What settings will they see? How will they travel around these settings? What is the problem? How will it be solved? How do/does your character(s) get back to their real world?
Create a storyboard planner to jot down your ideas. Make descriptive notes to accompany each slide as your plan. Ask yourself: How can we paint a picture in our readers mind? What can we see? Why do you think...? What would be an effective vocabulary choice here? Why?
Include adjectives/powerful verbs/expanded noun phrases/prepositions/fronted adverbials. Include dialogue. Look at the writing prompt examples you have been given in your pack over these last 2 weeks and upskill your writing. Day 3
Remember to paragraph your work – TIP start a new paragraph for each picture! Include an interesting time adverbial to move each part of the story along (don’t forget the comma). Continue to describe each setting vividly using well-chosen vocabulary choices. What is the girl doing? What might the girl be thinking/feeling at each setting? Day 4
Continue through the settings telling the story looking very carefully at the details in the pictures – continue to remember to be very descriptive – experiment with different sentence starters/prepositions etc. Rehearse all the wonderful ways we have learnt that make our sentences more interesting to the reader. Day 5
How does your picture book end? Remember all good writers ‘purple polish’ their writing – your first choices may not always be the best choices!
See WC 1st June for other topics, RE and ideas for this half term! Continue with your time capsule and Black History learning. Remember to place your rock on the ‘Weston Worm’ outside the school. You may paint as many as you like! |
Home Learning WC 22nd June
Home /School learning WC 22nd June 2020 Maths planning Year 2 WC 22nd June video links (resources below)
Lesson 1 Measure length OR Lesson 1 Describing movement Lesson 2 Compare lengths OR Lesson 2 Describing turns Lesson 3 Four operations with lengths OR Lesson 3 Describing movement and turns Lesson 4 Compare mass Friday Maths Challenge
Year 3 WC 22nd June video links (resources below) Lesson 1 Right angles in shapes Lesson 2 Compare angles Lesson 3 Horizontal and vertical Lesson 4 Parallel and perpendicular Friday Maths Challenge
English Spelling activities
Day 2 –
Outcome of these 2 weeks is to create the descriptive setting writing and storyline missing in the picture books by Aaron Becker. This week I have also introduced writing direct speech.
We are using another wonderful picture book by Aaron Becker and watch: ‘Quest’ by Aaron Becker. (using picture books is ageless!)
This week, alongside our descriptive writing, we will focus on creating dialogue between the girl and the boy. Their relationship is friendship so this will need to be expressed in the speech you write. I have included rules for writing direct speech in the resources below.
Have another look at last week’s Journey story you wrote to remind yourself of the descriptions you used – how did you paint these pictures in your readers’ minds? Remember to use these vivid descriptions in the narrative parts of your story.
Start the video link again and pause at each different setting to jot down description and possible dialogue between the two children at each scene. Use the story board planning sheet (1) to help organise and sequence the events. Ask yourself: How can we paint a picture in our readers mind? What can we see? Why do you think...? What would be an effective vocabulary choice here? Why? Include ideas to show the dialogue between the two children in speech bubbles. Include adjectives/powerful verbs/expanded noun phrases/prepositions/fronted adverbials. Look at the writing prompt examples you have been given on your pack.
Remember to paragraph your work – TIP start a new paragraph for each picture/change of scene! Include an interesting time adverbial to move each part of the story along (don’t forget the comma). Continue to describe each setting vividly using well-chosen vocabulary choices. What is the girl doing? What might the girl be thinking/feeling at each setting? What will the two children be saying to one another – follow the rules for writing direct speech.
Continue through the settings telling the story looking very carefully at the details in the pictures and the speech you have chosen – continue to remember to be very descriptive – experiment with different sentence starters/prepositions etc. Rehearse all the wonderful ways we have learnt that make our sentences more interesting to the reader. Keep using the direct speech writing rules!
How does this picture book end? Again, make your reader want to go on an adventure just like this one!
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Home /School learning WC 15th June 2020 Maths planning Year 2 WC 15th June video links (resources below) Lesson 1 =Count sides and vertices on 2d shapes Lesson 2 =Count sides and vertices on 3d shapes Lesson 3 =Sort 2d and 3d shapes Lesson 4 =Merge 2d and 3d shapes Friday Maths Challenge
Year 3 WC 15th June video links (resources below) Lesson 1 =Order fractions OR Lesson 1 = Add lengths Lesson 2 =Add fractions OR lesson 2 =Subtract lengths Lesson 3 = Subtract fractions OR Lesson 3 = Measure perimeter Lesson 4 =Problem solving with addition and subtraction of fractions OR lesson 4 =Calculate perimeter Friday Maths Challenge
English Spelling activities
Day 2 –
Introduce the book and watch: ‘Journey’ by Aaron Becker. Outcome of the next 2 weeks is to create the descriptive setting writing and storyline missing in the picture books by Aaron Becker. Look at the planning sheet (1) as a prompt to some of the settings that tell some of the story from the book. Make descriptive notes to accompany each slide as your plan. Ask yourself: How can we paint a picture in our readers mind? What can we see? Why do you think...? What would be an effective vocabulary choice here? Why?
Include adjectives/powerful verbs/expanded noun phrases/prepositions/fronted adverbials. Look at the writing prompt examples you have been given on your pack.
Remember to paragraph your work – TIP start a new paragraph for each picture! Include an interesting time adverbial to move each part of the story along (don’t forget the comma). Continue to describe each setting vividly using well-chosen vocabulary choices. What is the girl doing? What might the girl be thinking/feeling at each setting?
Continue through the settings telling the story looking very carefully at the details in the pictures – continue to remember to be very descriptive – experiment with different sentence starters/prepositions etc. Rehearse all the wonderful ways we have learnt that make our sentences more interesting to the reader.
How does this picture book end? Make your reader want to go on an adventure just like this one!
See WC 1st June for other topics and ideas for this half term!
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Home Learning WC 8th June.
It has been lovely to welcome more children back into school and we are enjoying our learning in our little 'bubbles'!
We are very excited about the 30 Days Wild and have shared our bird and nest designs. Please keep sending your home learning in, I am so enjoying reading and seeing them.
Home /School learning WC 8th June 2020 Maths planning Year 2 WC 8th June video links (resources below)
Lesson 1 Unit fractions OR Lesson 1 Find the total Lesson 2 Non-unit fractions OR Lesson 2 Find the difference Lesson 3 Find a half OR Lesson 3 Find change Lesson 4 Find a quarter OR Lesson 4 Two-step problems Friday Maths Challenge
Year 3 WC 8th June video links (resources below)
Lesson 1 Equivalent fractions (1) OR Lesson 1 Measure length Lesson 2 Equivalent fractions (2) OR Lesson 2 Equivalent lengths - m and cm Lesson 3 Equivalent fractions (3) OR Lesson 3 Equivalent lengths - mm and cm Lesson 4 Compare fractions OR Lesson 4 Compare lengths Friday Maths Challenge
English Day 1 = Use a model text as a basis for our own comic strip Over this week we will be creating our own comic strip versions of a super hero story based on the book: Traction man. As usual, Mr Suckling is very excited about drawing cartoons!
Watch: Traction man is here and
Day 2 Understanding comic strips/superheroes watch https://www.imagineforest.com/blog/how-to-create-a-comic-strip/
Day 3 Plan your comic strip
Day 4 & 5 Create your comic strip
Resources and frames below
See WC 1st June for other topics and ideas for this half term! |
Maths Home Learning WC 1st June 2020 Year 2 WC 1st June video links (resources below)
Lesson 1 The 10 times-table Lesson 2 Sharing Lesson 3 Grouping Lesson 4 Odd and even numbers Problem solving
Year 3 WC 1st June video links (resources below)
Lesson 1 Tenths as decimals Lesson 2 Fractions on a number line Lesson 3 Fractions of a set of objects (1) Lesson 4 Fractions of a set of objects (2) Problem solving
English (Reading/Writing/Grammar):
It is really important for readers to know where a story is set and what that place is like. Authors often describe a setting in detail if it is unusual in some way. They try to appeal to the senses –what can you see, hear, touch, smell. How do you feel? 1/ Read the beach setting – children to complete picture of the setting described. 2/ Read the Great hall passage from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by JK Rowling- Children to draw, using the description in the passage, their impression of the Great Hall before they see the photo from the film. Now compare it to the video still. How did you do?
Identify what a preposition is. (http://www.educationquizzes.com/ks2/english/prepositions/) Go through the powerpoint slides to reinforce list of prepositions and how they fit mid-sentence> Children carry out: Task 1 identifying preposition activity as a best joined handwriting task. Task 2 Looking at the 2 pictures you drew from yesterday: Write some more sentences including prepositions.
Recap how we have improved our writing yesterday by adding prepositions to sentence starters or using them to improve our sentences. Task 1 Improve the description of the archway using prepositions/comparatives/superlatives and other powerful description – similes/adjectives/verbs/adverbials. Task 2 Begin to plan the Big write descriptions – Look at poor descriptions and improve.
Write up your best descriptions from the pictures in your best handwriting and send into school to share with the children here!
See resources below linked with Mixed age group school learning below
WILDLIFE TRUST
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Maths learning WC 18th May Year 2 video links – please find matching resources below! Lesson 1 - Multiplication sentences using the symbol Lesson 2 - Use arrays Lesson 3 - The 2 times-table Lesson 4 - The 5 times-table Maths Challenge!
Year 3 video links – please find resources below!
Lesson 1 - Unit and non-unit fractions Lesson 2 - Making the whole Lesson 3 - Tenths Lesson 4 - Counting in tenths Maths Challenge! |
WC 25th May Half Term activities
My Worries – Lockdown has been a different way of living and working for everyone. Not everyone will be able to come back to school on 1st June. Complete the thought clouds on the ‘My worries’ worksheet below then talk about your worries with your family. Read Silly Billy (click on weblink in 25th May resources for online book video)
Make a worry doll to ‘hold your worries’
Place a selection of objects of various textures into a box which can then be closed. Cut a hole in the top so that a hand to reach in. This can be fun and exciting, such as slime, plastic spiders, sliced melon, etc. Have each child reach into the box and feel something without looking or taking it out. Have them describe it and guess what it is. Blindfolded Taste Testing Please check the suitability of this activity for your child prior to use. Choose a variety of vegetables, fruit, and dried fruit and give a child a piece of food. Ask the child to taste a vegetable or fruit, describe it using all of their senses. They will quickly become absorbed in the tasting and describing. They also may wish to create a shape poem using the descriptive vocabulary used! |
English learning WC 18th May
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https://kids.classroomsecrets.co.uk/resource/year-3-reading-comprehension-non-fiction-coastal-features/ (you will need to log on for free access but hey no printing!) – however,resource below as back up
SPAG
Read through the Time adverbial powerpoint below and then include time adverbials in each paragraph of this week’s writing activity!
Writing Traditional Stories from a Different Point of View (revision) Read a traditional fairy story. Three little pigs/three Billy Goats Gruff/Cinderella etc.
Watch:- "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs" (by Jon Scieszka) This tells the "Three Little Pigs" story from the wolf's point of view. Can think of a story that you know really well, and can you write another version from another point of view. e.g. Write "Cinderella" from the point of view of one of the ugly sisters, OR Write "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" from the point of view of Goldilocks.
I have included a story board planner to support your planning and ideas below.
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TOPIC & SCIENCE Powerpoints:
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TOPIC & SCIENCE Powerpoints:
Location, location (from 1st April section if not completed) |
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WC 4/5/20 |
WC 11/5/20 |
Maths |
Summer Term - Week 3 (w/c 4th May) Click on the video links - Related worksheets below Year 2 video links Lesson 1 - Fact families addition and subtraction bonds to 20 Lesson 2 - Compare number sentences Lesson 3 - Related Facts Lesson 4 - Add and subtract ones
Year 3 video links Lesson 1 - Convert pounds and pence Tuesday year 3 Lesson 2 - Add money Lesson 3 - Subtract money Lesson 4 - Multiply and divide by 3
Friday – Bank Holiday |
Summer Term - Week 4 (w/c 11th May) Click on the video links Year 2 video links Lesson 1 - Adding and Subtracting Tens Lesson 2 - Add 2-digit numbers Lesson 3 - Subtract 2-digit numbers Lesson 4 - Bonds to 100 (tens and ones) Friday Maths Challenge
Year 3 video links Lesson 1 - Multiplying and dividing by 4 and 8 Lesson 2 - Multiply 2 digits by 1 digit Lesson 3 - Divide a 2 digit number by a 1 digit number Lesson 4 - Multiplication and division problem solving Friday Maths Challenge
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English |
Daily reading
Writing an adventure about meerkats -Visit https://www.literacyshed.com/catchit.html
Criteria for writing in whole school writing challenge section |
Daily reading
Writing an adventure about a bird that cannot whistle -Visit https://www.literacyshed.com/whistleless.html (COPY AND PASTE THIS LINK INTO YOUR INTERNET ADDRESS BAR/then click on Whistleless The Literacy shed - The link has broken and I cannot fix!) SPAG Lucky Dip challenges - see resource sheets below - pck your level of challenge!
Criteria for writing in whole school writing challenge section |
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In addition to these ideas and the ideas below, Twinkl have also set up free learning resources for parents to access to support home learning from EYFS right through to KS3/4. Access is easy to set up and you just need to set up an account yourselves via the link below using the code UKTWINKLHELPS
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