Starting from today the BBC are airing live lessons for all age groups.
See the overview of lessons for 11-15 January on the attachments.
Have a look at the websites: www.bbc.co.uk/teach/live-lessons/primary-live-lessons/zmc9jhv and www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/this-terms-topics for additional resources.
Miss Harvey
During Lockdown First News are letting us have free access to their weekly newspaper. This is a weekly newspaper aimed at 7 to 14-year-olds that aims to get kids talking about the news in an easy to understand and non-threatening way.
It cover issues which are relevant to children and which specifically affect them. Inside you’ll find a mix of world news and UK news, but also loads of fun stuff, such as entertainment, games, animals, sport and puzzles.
I have attached some useful links with great free resources to encouarge reading at home during the lockdown.
Please see : 7 top tips to support reading in KS2; reading home links; and also look at www.borrowbox.com to access free e-books and audio books from your local library.
Miss Harvey
Please find below this week's Home Learnng grid which includes the Zoom timetable and plenty of activities to engage your child! Also below you will fnd the associated documents that your child will need throughout the week. Click "read more" to access the sheets. Thank you . Miss Blomeley
Please find below this weeks outdoor learning activities. You can choose any of the activities to have a go at and you can upload photos and work on to seesaw. The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch is happening between the 29th to 31st January. You can find out more here: https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/activities/birdwatch/everything-you...
Here is the Home Learning Challenge Grid for this half term. These are activities based on our topic, that you can complete if you would like to do something extra whilst at home. Please send in photographs of any work you complete! Thank you. Mrs Blomeley
Happy New Year to you all! Please find below the Home Learning grid for this week with activities for Year 4 to complete. You will hopefully have received my message via SchoolPing, in which I asked for children to write a brief recount about their Christmas activities. Please upload these to Seesaw or send via email to the office, and we can share them in one or two of our Zoom sessions this week. Please note that it is not necessary to complete all of the activities - I have tried to select a variety of tasks so that the children can choose which ones they would like to do.
Please find attached a grid containing some outdoor learning activities that your child can do at home. There are activities for children in early years, ages 5 to 9 and 9 to 12. You and your child can of course choose an activity from any section. I will add a new grid each week. Any photos or work can be uploaded on to seesaw and sent to your class teacher. I hope that you enjoy these activities and look forward to hearing all about them.
Take care
Mrs Anson
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Christmas jumpers! Santa Dash! Christmas Dinner! What a fun day Year 4 had! We finished with a Christmas Fair in the classroom, making crafts and decorating gingerbread men as well as winning prizes doing Lucky Dip and Tombola! Thank you to all the parents who donated prizes and to the PTFA for helping to organise this. Mrs Blomeley
The Winter Mini Challenge encourages children to keep reading through the winter holidays by rewarding them for reading and reviewing books.
To take part in the Winter Mini Challenge online, children simply read any books of their choice, then rate and review them at www.wintermini.org.uk. Prizes for taking part include a certificate and a virtual badge. The website above will also feature activities, recommendations for great winter reads, and competitions.
