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  • Half Term Activities Oak Class

    Published 21/10/20, by Lisa Reed
    Homework books are being sent home today. Please use them to access your child's NumBots login info. If at any point over half term you are looking for something to do, good activities would be to spend some time on NumBots, read together or
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  • Oak Class Homework due in 13th October

    Published 07/10/20, by Lisa Reed
    This week we have been learning to recognise different UK garden birds. On Monday we split into groups and drew a labelled diagram of a designated bird and then taught the other groups all about that bird. For your homework I would like you to pick a
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  • Oak Class Homework set 2nd October

    Published 02/10/20, by Lisa Reed
    We have started playing NumBots in school. https://play.numbots.com/#/intro This is an online game designed to improve recall and understanding of number bonds and addition and subtraction facts. These are critical foundations in maths. Each child
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  • Oak Class Homework due in 29th September

    Published 23/09/20, by Lisa Reed
    This week in maths we have been learning our number bonds. These are pairs of numbers that add together to make a total. Year 1s have been learning the number bonds to 5, 6, and 7. Year 2s have been refreshing the number bonds to 10 and 20.
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  • Oak Class Homework due in Tuesday 22nd September

    Published 16/09/20, by Lisa Reed
    This week we have been reading different stories from the Percy the Park Keeper collection. For your homework I would like you to draw a picture of your favourite character. Year 1s- Write a sentence about your favourite character. Year 2s- Wri
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  • Oak Class Homework due in Tuesday 15th September

    Published 09/09/20, by Lisa Reed
    Saturday 13th September is Roald Dahl Day. For your homework I would like you to spend as much time as you like celebrating. You could do this by sharing a story together, whether this be a paper version or online retelling (The Enormous Crocodile an
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