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Homework details for week commencing 14th December 2020
Year 3
| Reading |
Read at least 5 times before next Monday. Each time you read find an example of an expanded noun phrase e.g. the beautiful lake- the (article) beautiful (adjective) lake (noun) |
| Maths | In your blue books, complete your arithmetic questions. Start on base camp or climbing. |
| Talk |
‘You can’t pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself first’. How is this different from putting others first? Do the two contradict each other? |
| Spellings |
Continue to learn any spellings you have written in your spelling grid. |
| Times-Tables | Practise your times tables on Times Tables Rock Stars at least 5 times. |
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Over the Christmas break, please continue to learn any spellings recorded on the grid in your homework diary. Please also keep learning, Year 3 Autumn 1 and 2 spellings. These are found in the front of your homework diary. |
Year 4
| Reading |
Read as much as you can before next term. SPAG focus can you find in your reading examples of any similes or metaphors. (How many books (fiction or non-fiction) / poems / newspaper articles / Newsround web pages / comics can you read during the holidays?) Keep a log in your diary. |
| Maths |
Addition and Subtraction Pyramids (Revision) Basecamp, Climbing and (Peak / Summit) |
| Talk |
‘You can’t pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself first’. How is this different from putting others first? Do the two contradict each other? |
| Spellings |
Learn your new spellings for the beginning of next term. These will be set at the end of the week. |
| Times-Tables |
Continue to practise your times tables. Times Table Rockstars, have you managed to improve your speed and number of questions that you have got correct? |
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Optional Homework- Reading Comprehensions – ‘The Little Match Girl’ and ‘Christmas Trees’ ASK YOUR TEACHER IF YOU WOULD LIKE THESE ACTIVITIES TO COMPLETE |
Year 5
| Reading |
Read at least 5 times before next Monday. Each time you read find an example of a main clause and a subordinating clause. Write the clauses in your diary. Try to keep reading over the holidays! |
| Maths |
In your blue books, complete the Maths questions. Choose to start on either Base Camp or Climbing. Complete as many challenges as you can over Christmas. |
| Talk |
‘You can’t pour from an empty cup. Take care of yourself first’. How is this different from putting others first? Do the two contradict each other? |
| Spellings | Learn your new spellings for the New Year. These will be set on Thursday. |
| Times-Tables | Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars over the Christmas holidays. |
Year 6
| Reading | Find a sentence where a subordinate clause has been used at the start of a sentence. |
| Maths | No maths |
| Talk | Looking after ourselves-What strategies can we put in place to look after ourselves physically and mentally. |
| Spellings |
Practice your spellings daily. |
| Times-Tables | Practice your timestables using Timestables Rockstars. Make sure your diary is signed by an adult. |
| Reminders |
PE lessons are Tuesdays and Fridays. You may come to school in your PE kit on Tuesday and Friday.
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