Home Learning
Week commencing 21st October 2024
Year 3
Reading |
Read at least 5 times before next Monday. Find 5 nouns in your reading book and think of your own 5 adjectives to describe them. |
Maths | In your blue books, complete the Maths questions. Choose to start on either Base Camp or Climbing. |
Talk Homework |
What are your own 3 personal values? |
Spellings |
Practise your spellings on Spelling Shed. |
Times Tables |
Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars every day. |
Year 4
Reading |
Read at least 5 times before next Monday. Must be signed by an adult. |
Maths |
In your blue books, complete the Maths questions. Choose to start on either Base Camp or Climbing. |
Talk homework |
What are your own 3 personal values? |
Times Tables |
Practise your times tables. Complete 25 minutes of TTRS each week. See if you can beat any of your previous scores and make it on to the Year 4 leader board! |
Spellings |
Log into Spelling Shed and practise your spellings on the assignment you have been set. You can take the test from Wednesday but it must be done by Friday. |
Year 5
Reading |
You should be reading everyday – do not worry about recording the pages you read… enjoy the book instead! Fronted adverbials are used to describe: · the time something happens, e.g. Before sunrise, Darius crept into the beast’s cave. · the frequency (how often) something happens, e.g. Every so often, Darius could hear the beast’s ferocious snore. · the place something happens, e.g. At the back of the cave, the terrifying creature began to stir. · the manner (how) something happens, e.g. As quick as a flash, Darius bounded behind a nearby rock. · the possibility (how likely) something will/has happen(ed), e.g. Almost certainly, the deadly beast would find Darius. Add a fronted adverbial in front of the comma to each of the following sentences: i) , the old man stepped onto the bus. ii) , a baby elephant is flapping his ears. iii) , walking is slower on the rocky path. iv) , the bell rings for us to go into class. v) , the cricketer stepped nervously onto the crease |
Maths |
In your blue books, complete the arithmetic questions. Copy the question into your Maths Homework Book and show how you work out the answers. |
Talk homework |
What are your own 3 personal values? |
Times Tables |
Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars. Aim for at least 30 minutes per week. |
Spellings |
Practise spellings. Aim for at least 30 minutes per week |
Notes |
The theme of the week is School Values; Confident Committed Caring The word of the week is values - the attitudes and behaviours toward which the people of a society or group have a deeply ingrained, positive emotional regard. No Forest School. Sorry for confusion last week (Denali’s next on 12/11) Connaught closed on Friday; Half term! See you on Tuesday 5th Nov! |
Year 6
Reading |
Read at least 5 times before next Monday. |
Grammar |
Every day write two examples of different word classes (e.g. noun, verb, adjective, adverb, determiner). |
Maths |
In your blue books, complete the Maths questions. Choose to start on either Base Camp or Climbing. |
Talk Homework |
What are your own 3 personal values? |
Times Tables |
Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars. |
Spellings |
Practise your spellings on Spelling Shed. |