Spelling
Task 1
Write spelling words 3 times in neat columns using Look,Say, Cover, Write, Check.
Task 2
Over the past 2 weeks, we have been learning about letter writing.
Practise writing your full name and address. Ask your parent to check it.
Numeracy
Maths Worksheet
Read, cover, write, check ALL words twice.
Choose 2 activities from the sheet and complete sheet 19.
Please complete homework for Monday 16th May.
Homework this week:
Spelling Booklet
List 21-30 please
Reading as normal – check the green homework bag for updates. Please remember to send this homework bag daily with the reading book inside.
Numeracy
We have been learning about place value and ‘partitioning’. This means breaking a 2 or 3 digit number down into place value parts. Here are some examples:
24 = 20 + 4
36 = 30 + 6
99 = 90 + 9
145 = 100 + 40 + 5
237 = 200 + 30 + 7
765 = 700 + 60 + 5 and so on…
There are some useful games to play online.
Check out ICT Games – Numeracy- Place Value:
Thanks for your support,
Miss Brunt
Monday
Spelling homework– Please check spelling jotter for this weeks spelling words. There will be a spelling test on Friday.
Reading homework– New reading books will be handed out today. Please check reading marker for information. Please ensure your child has their reading book with them everyday and continues to practise all key words.
Phonics homework – This weeks initial blends are br dr and st please check sounds folder for information.
Tuesday
P.E. day- please ensure your child has their P.E. kit with them.
Friday
Spelling test
This week P.E. will be on Friday instead of Thursday due to the school assembly being moved to Thursday – please ensure your child has their P.E. kit with them.
Thanks for your support
Miss Conway
Last week P6 had their last French lesson with Stephanie and surprised her with a collection of British school songs, poems, rhymes and food as a thank you for all that she shared with us about French culture.
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Singing ‘Three Craws sat upon a wall.’
The story of Greyfriar’s Bobby.
The Proclaimers – 500 miles.
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Here is a video that should help with the correct pronunciation of the sounds when learning to read. It explains why it is important to say the sounds correctly and explains how each sound should be pronounced.
Hope this helps.
Jacqueline Aitken
We hope you had a lovely long weekend!
Homework this week:
Reading- Children should have a letter in their bag about our non-fiction focus for the next three weeks. I will not set reading pages but please read the whole book over the week and complete the worksheet for next Monday. If anybody does not have the letter find it attached. ( due Monday)
Maths- Change worksheet (due Friday)
As an extra you can ask your child to buy some items you have around the house. For example, these beans are 35p and you have £1, how much change will you get? If you have some change for them to work with, even better!
Spelling- Nothing this week.
Please ask your child about the secret friend mission. You could think of some things together they could do for their secret friend.
As P6 have their class assembly next Thursday (12th) afternoon, their main homework this week and next will be to prepare for it. This will involve learning lines and practising their plays.
All students still have spelling words and should read the next two or three chapters in their group reading books, depending on what we agree in class for each group.
You should also be practising all times tables.