Mrs Gray and I are looking forward to our Zoom call at 10 am today. Mrs Triggs might join us too. During the call we will go around the group for a quick show and tell, then we will be playing an exciting game together. Please remember to get permission, if you haven't already done so. Also, when you join the chat, remember to include your name so I can identify who you are and let you in.
Your parents/carers received an email yesterday, ask them to click 'join Zoom meeting' link then enter the details below.
Meeting ID: 917 8267 6248
Password: 9jw3r6
Today's Learning Tasks:
Warm up for learning: summer games challenge
This weeks challenge is the 'tennis' Challenge, click on the link below.
Tap Up
Be proud of who you are
Imagine a world where everyone was exactly the same. How would that make you feel? Everyone is different and
that’s what makes us interesting and unique. We should all be proud of who we are while also showing respect and acceptance towards others. To help us reflect on what makes us special and unique, each day this week I will post a couple of questions for you to discuss with someone you live with. Here are today's questions:
1. What do you think the word diversity means? You can look it up in a dictionary if you are not sure.
2. What makes you different from the person you are discussing these questions with? What makes you the same? There can be lots of different things!
Reading1. Listen to the story 'Charlie the Hero Dog', which has been written by Edward G. The story is found on the BBC Radio 2 using the link
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/5HQ1BvjqZfw408lbbf2c5dt/top-50-stories-2020-age-5-to-9
2. Spend 10 minutes reading and respond to the appropriate question below.
Fiction text - how do you think the story should/would end?
Non-fiction text - can you suggest ideas for other sections or chapters to go into the book?
Superheroes
Please turn to pages 4 - 6, which requires you to read a story called Playground Rescue and then complete the vocabulary challenge that focuses on word meanings.
The link for this pack: Superheroes
Measures: capacity and volume
This week we are moving onto a fun practical mathematics unit focused on measures. Make sure you scroll down to the measures subheading before selecting lesson 2, as otherwise you will repeating an old shapes or fractions lesson.
Select Lesson 2: to estimate and measure in litres.
Puppet evaluationLast week you created an animal puppet and we would like you to evaluate your puppet. To do this write down your responses to the questions below:
What did you learn?
What do you like best about your animal puppet?
What did you find difficult?
What could you change to make your puppet even better?
Star of the Day
We have chosen Grace as our Star of the Day. During our class Zoom call we were so impressed with Grace's bravery and the creativity she showed whilst performed a beautiful song to the class.
Daily Reflection
Today has been absolutely fantastic! We loved being able to see most of the class back together through Zoom. You were all so happy and did so well to join in with our scavenger hunt. On Friday I will announce next week's Zoom game.
Some photos of your home learning
Discussing diversity
Reading capacity and solving related challenges
Matching up word meanings
Creating our own superhero fact files
Reading
Ella's puppet evaluation
Lexi's front teeth came out and she created a short story as well as completing some of the math work in the home learning pack.
Ella completed the Tap Up challenge
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