Year 6- Attached is the new revision timetable for term 4. A paper copy will be given out on Friday. 

Additional Homework:

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  using your online account: 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: Attached are spelling lists from the past two terms. Spend time playing spelling games or practising any spellings that you found particularly tricky this year so far. 

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Our homework this week is based on our science learning this term of forces. Watch the following video Science/Physics KS2/KS3: Will gears let children pull a piano uphill with their bikes? - BBC Teach and create an explanation of how gears work. Suggestions could include:

1. Draw a diagram that shows what gears are and what happens when one gear turns another gear.
2. Explain how gears work in a bike.
3. Find other items in your house that use gears.

Additional Homework:

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to practice your spellings attached below.

Please ask if you need any login reminders

Please hand in your homework by Wednesday 25th June. 

Additional Homework:

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders

Science: Find out all about Carl Linnaeus by reading the attached information sheet carefully. Then be the teacher and write 5 or more comprehension questions based on the text for me to complete! Try to vary the type of questions you ask me? Your questions could be about facts from the text; getting me to explain the meaning of a word, or find a word that means a given definition...

Don't forget to include an answer sheet for me to check my answers with at the end - wish me luck!

Additional Homework:

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders.

Year 6 only: Revision book homework: a copy of this term's revision book timetable can be found below.

Year 5 (and Year 6 optional): The 8th May 2025 is the 80th Anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE Day). In the assembly, we looked at how the people of Box celebrated this day and Sycamore, Chestnut and Beech interviewed John Hunt who lived in Box during World War 2. For homework I would like you to explore what Box was like during the Second World War by going on a trail round Box (see attached sheet and map of Box from 1939).

Additional Homework:

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders.

Year 6 only: Revision book homework: a copy of this term's revision book timetable can be found below.

Year 5 only: See maths homework sheet on finding the area and perimeter of compound shapes.

Additional Homework:

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders.

Year 5 +6:

1) Easter Egg Decorating Competition: This Easter we are holding an egg decorating competition! Simply decorate a hard-boiled egg or, if you don’t want to waste the egg, a blown egg shell (instructions here).

How you decorate is completely up to you. You may want to create something on an Easter theme, create your favourite characters from books, film or TV, or create scene- it's completely up to you! (Look here for ideas.)

The eggs will be judged on creativity and eggs-secution. Think about how your eggs will stand up on display - you may need to create a small stand using a cardboard tube.

Please bring your competition entries into school on Thursday 3rd April, where we will set up an eggs-citing gallery in the hall for all to view at 3.30 pm. Winners will be announced at the Easter Service on Friday 4th April.

All entries will be returned on Friday 4th April.

2) Church Easter Egg Challenge - Next week, we have the Church Egg challenge. See details in the attachment below. All resources need to be brought in for Monday 31st March.

3) Continue your Moon diary. Please bring this in to show next week in science. 

Additional Homework:

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders.

1) Revision book homework: a copy of this term's revision book timetable can be found below; a printed copy will be given to you on Friday.

2) Moon diary (see below)

Year 5: 

1) Maths: please complete the Y5 maths sheet on problem solving. 

2) Moon diary (see below)

Additional home learning activities:

Please continue your moon diary. Look at the Moon each day for one month. Write down the date and time, and draw what the moon looks like. Shade the circle so that the section of the Moon that is illuminated remains. If you cannot see the Moon at all on a day, record this and also write down or draw why you could not see the Moon, e.g. a cloudy evening.

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders.

Homework due in Wednesday 19^th March

Year 6- Continue with your revision homework. Timetable attached below

Year 5- Science Week Themed Homework- practical investigation or research - see attached sheet

Additional home learning activities:

• Science Week Poster Competition - theme - 'Adapt and Change'
• https://www.britishscienceweek.org/plan-your-activities/poster-competition/ 
• Please design an A4 or A3 sized poster  with the theme of 'adapt and change', e.g. showing how plants and animals adapt to changing seasons or surroundings, or how humans have adapted to changing technology, climate change and how we can adapt our behaviours to protect the environment, or your favourite science experiment and how it shows change. The more creative the interpretation of the theme, the better!
• Entrants can be teams or individuals
• Each school can enter a maximum of five entries in total so not all entries will be submitted.
• Work must be original - please do not use any templates.
• Please include your name and age on the back of your poster
• Posters will be judged on:
• - Creativity in approach – Innovative angle on the content or creative interpretation of the theme – don’t be afraid to think outside the box
• - Content – Clear, accurate and informative about a STEM topic
• - Effective communication – presented and communicated in an engaging way

• Box Writing Competition
• Any genre, any theme. Entries due in Thursday 20th March 2025.
• Prize £10 book token for the winner of their category.

• World Book Day Book Token competition 
• https://www.worldbookday.com/competition/design-a-nbt/ 
• All entries should be produced on A4 paper using the template (see below). 
• Please ensure you provide your name and age, and your contact details, on the second page of the form and bring this into school by Wednesday 26th March. 

• Science: Please continue your moon diary and record daily. Look at the Moon each day for one month. Write down the date and time, and draw what the moon looks like. Shade the circle so that the section of the Moon that is illuminated remains. If you cannot see the Moon at all on a day, record this and also write down or draw why you could not see the Moon, e.g. a cloudy evening.

• 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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

1) Revision book homework: a copy of this term's revision book timetable can be found below; a printed copy will be given to you on Friday.

2) Moon diary (see below)

Year 5: 

1) Maths: please complete the Y5 maths sheet on rounding decimals. 

2) Moon diary (see below)

Additional home learning activities:

Science: this month is rather spectacular for anyone interested in stars and planets! Find out about the 'Planetary Parade' here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/articles/clydv5y2xqwo and get ready for the lunar eclipse later on in the month (March 14th/15th) by starting your own moon diary. 

Please start your moon diary on Friday 28th February (a new moon) and record daily. Look at the Moon each day for one month. Write down the date and time, and draw what the moon looks like. Shade the circle so that the section of the Moon that is illuminated remains. If you cannot see the Moon at all on a day, record this and also write down or draw why you could not see the Moon, e.g. a cloudy evening.

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders.

Remember to mark your own answers and record how you got on, on the feedback sheet in your homework book. 

Maths: Written addition and subtraction p10-12

English : Determiners p28; Punctuating Sentences p42

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Year 5: Complete the maths division tasks (see sheet attached)

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Reading: Please read daily (at least five times for 15+ minutes). Try to read aloud to an adult once a week and show off your wonderful prosody! 

Remember you can access lots of free online books through the Wiltshire Learning Resource Hub  using your online account: 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: Log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Year 5: I would like you to complete a maths sheet - please see attached - and your Spelling Shed Assignment. 

Additional home learning activities:

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  using your online account: 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: Remember to log on to Spelling Shed and practise your weekly spellings (20 mins) https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/menu 

Please ask if you need any login reminders.

Additional home learning activities:

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  using your online account: 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.

Have a look at the information sheet provided to get some facts, or better still, can you find out some of your own through your own research?

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!

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!