Just a reminder that it is the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend. This is a great bit of citizen science where we can help to find out about the populations of birds across the country. More information can be found here: https://www.rspb.org.uk/get-involved/activities/birdwatch
Here is the latest edition of the First News newspaper for you to read an enjoy.
Welcome to week 4 of home learning. I do hope that you're managing to access everything and enjoy joining the daily zoom sessions, it is so lovely to see everyone. This week we are moving forward in maths onto our fractions topic and finding out about the weather and mountains in Northa and South America. If you have any issues don't forget to email admin@broadbentfold.tameside.sch.uk or write a message on Seesaw and I will get back to you as soon as possible.
Take good care of yourselves.
Kind regards
The Physical Education take home worksheet focuses all around coordination for this half term. It gives children opportunities to learn at home whilst keeping fit. The worksheet can be written on or be discussed with a parent or carer. I have attached the document below. Don't forget to send anything you complete to your class teacher on Seesaw.
Chance to Shine are running weekly cricket sessions live on youtube. These are taking place every Wednesday between 2-2.45pm and can be found via the following link https://youtu.be/uYyvkI0tpnk.
This week the session is called Cool Catcher and is focusing on catching skills. If you want to take part you will need a ball or rolled up pair of socks and a wall to rebound the ball off.
Here is this weeks edition of First News the newspaper for children in KS2. Enjoy reading. Why not have a go at some of the puzzles too- send me a photograph of you reading it to admin@broadbentfold.tameside.sch.uk
Dear Year 5,
I do hope that you're all keeping well and that you're managing to access all the learning. Please email admin@broadbentfold.tameside.sch.uk if you're struggling. Please find below the learning and worksheets for next week (18th January). I do hope that you'll be able to join us and I look forward to seeing your work on Seesaw.
Kind regards
Ms McCoy
Hi everyone,
the BBC are putting school materials on TV, iPlayer and online from today. Look out for programmes on CBBC as well as iplayer and online. This will run alongside BBC bitesize. There will be 3 hours of primary school programming on CBBC a day between 9:00am and 12:00am every weekday. They will also be on the red button and iplayer. Watch out for the celebrity supply teachers like Marcus Rashford.
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.
