Hello everyone,
Welcome to week three of term five! I hope you are all still working hard, being helpful and enjoying your time in at home. Again, there is lots to choose from and a big variety of maths, English, art, science and lots more but, as always, you can decide what it is that you want to do and make your own choice from the menu. I will place something different onto class dojo each day that you may want to complete, or you may want to do you things in your own order.
⦿ A different base for learning for each day numbered 11 to 15 (if you missed any from the last two weeks you can certainly go back and have a look). Let me know which you enjoy and which you might find trickier.
⦿ Pages linked maths and reading. These are just below the pieces and are also numbered 11 to 15 to match. I hope you enjoy the book.
⦿ Spellings for the week: Week 3 - Words that can be Nouns and Verbs
⦿ A link to a Talk for writing file from Pie Corbett. There are lots of different ideas in there for writing.
⦿ A link to The BBC’s daily learning
⦿ A page full of useful art links
⦿ Your French booklet with work from Madame Allenby
If you haven’t yet, sign up to ClassDojo so you can upload to your portfolio.
Book of the Week
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Look Say Cover Write Check
Word Search.
A4 Poster
Year 6 Term 3A Week 3 PowerPoint
I’ve included a link to the book Wonder by R J Palacio. It would be great to either continue to read, if you have it, or listen to the book this week and you can discuss it on ClassDojo this week. I will add some pages and chapters to our learning this week.
Can you come up with your own precept for our current time?
Corbett has created a T4W home learning pack for each year group. There are lots of great ideas in here. Have a look through.
Check out the online safety section of our website and also find lots of computing links here
Also, check out the episodes of Play, Like, Share. Play Like Share aims to help 8-10 year olds learn how to stay safe online.
Available ‘On the Red Button’ and online each day from 9am
In a timeless Parisien street there is a little shoemaker called Mr Botte. He makes and sells a special kind of shoes and business is good. However, the little shoemaker's life is about to change... a new shoe seller is in town and he will do anything to gain business. Mr Botte's business starts to fail. How will he cope? Maybe he will get some help from unexpected quarters.
Some things to try:
Madame Allenby
Remember to do what you can and keep yourself busy. I know there is a lot here, but remember, you don’t have to complete all of it but choose from the menu the things you like.
I look forward to hearing from you and seeing everything you get up to this week.
Mr Davidge