For your homework this week I would like you to complete some maths problems - see year group sheets attached. 

Don't forget to complete the other home learning activities too!!

Reading: Please read as often as possible (aim for at least five times a week for 15 minutes or more). Remember to read aloud to an adult at least once a week if you can. Remember you can access lots of free online books through the Wiltshire Learning Resource Hub - https://lrh.wheelers.co 

X-tables: Please log on to TTRock Stars and work on improving your heatmap (15-30 mins a week) https://play.ttrockstars.com/ 

Spellings: Please log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings and individual assignments. (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders!

Sycamore Class have been celebrating Parliament Week! We have been learning all about what parliament is, how the government works and what MPs do. We have also learnt that every person in the UK has a say in parliament. As part of our week, we have

This week each we have been thinking about Remembrance. For your homework, I would like you to complete the attached comprehension activity about the Christmas Truce. Write the answers in your homework books- aim to spend about 25 minutes on this act

Happy Half Term Homework

Please spend time reading the Benin Yoroba Benin Creation story. Pick out the key events and create a retelling of the story in the method of your choice. Suggestions could be: a cartoon strip, a Power Point, a written story for a younger audience, or an animation - have fun being creative!

Reading: Please read as often as possible over half-term and remember to read aloud to an adult at least once a week if you can. Remember you can access lots of free online books through the Wiltshire Learning Resource Hub - https://lrh.wheelers.co 

X-tables: Please log on to TTRock Stars and work on improving your heatmap (15-30 mins a week) https://play.ttrockstars.com/ 

Spellings: Please log on to Spelling Shed and practise your spellings. An assignment will be set weekly for you to complete with your spelling words on (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Homework

Main task: 

It was National Poetry Day on Thursday 3rd October so for homework this week we would like you to complete a poetry themed task. You may evidence this in the medium of your choice, e.g. a review, a photo, a Power Point etc.

Please choose from the following two options:

Option 1: My favourite poem is: Walking with my Iguana by Brian Moses. What's yours? 

Read a selection of poems and choose your favourite. This is a great website: https://childrens.poetryarchive.org/ Write a short explanation about why you liked it. You could record this in your Reading Record as an extra entry.

Option 2: Write your own poem about something you have observed, like Nature Trail by Benjamin Zephaniah, which we read in assembly. You could have a look at the following advice from Micheal Rosen: https://theschoolrun.com/michael-rosens-9-poetry-writing-tips-kids

Please note - Homework Books weren't returned this week due to the SD Day. Please record your homework on a piece of paper or email us a copy.

Reading: Please read as often as possible (aim for at least five times a week for 15 minutes or more). Remember to read aloud to an adult at least once a week if you can. Remember you can access lots of free online books through the Wiltshire Learning Resource Hub - https://lrh.wheelers.co 

X-tables: Please log on to TTRock Stars and work on improving your heatmap (15-30 mins a week) https://play.ttrockstars.com/ 

Spellings: Please log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings. An assignment will be set weekly for you to complete with your spelling words on (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders!

 

Homework: Main task: Please complete the maths activity attached below. Answer the questions in your homework book.  Reading: Please read as often as possible (aim for at least five times a week for 15 minutes or more). Remember to re