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Here are your spelling words for the week

 

Write out your words 3 times – remember to LOOK COVER WRITE and CHECK

 

Islander Activity

 

Read the passage again and answer these questions in sentences.

 

 

Mainlander Activity

 

 

Keep going over your times tables! You need to try to be as fast as you can with them.

Here is the link to Hit the Button again – Hit the Button

Click on this link BBC Bitesize to practise your tables and play games and quizzes.

 

We are going to be looking at WEIGHT during class time. Have a look around the house for things with different weights. Make a list of the items you find and beside them write how heavy they are. Are they in Kilograms or Grams?

 

Log into Bug Club to explore new books and earn coins for your treasure chest.

 

 

 

 

 

You still have this week to complete your homework.  Your spelling words were quite tricky – ask an adult to challenge you to spell your words out loud!

If you have handed it in you can have a go at these games.

Remember to still go over your times tables – try to time yourself and see if you can get quicker and quicker.

Here is a phonics game called Phonics Pop – choose the phonemes you want to be included in the games. Can you think of any words with the sounds you see?

Hit the Button try this game for some mathematical challenges

This game will challenge you to put words into alphabetical order – Alphabetical Order

Try these games along with your Bug Club books to keep all of you ‘Busy Bees’ busy over the week!

REMEMBER we are on holiday on Monday 27th and Tuesday 28th is an Inservice Day for teachers. We’ll see you back in school on Wednesday 29th.

 

Look, cover write and check your words 3 times and write a sentence for 5 of them. Remember your sentence checks!

 

Look, cover, write and check your words 3 times and then write a sentence for 5 of them. Remember your sentence checks!

Have a go at these problems. There are two challenges. You must complete one of the challenges but feel free to complete both if you like!

Mild Challenge

Spicy Challenge

Try to write your answers in a sentence using words from the problem.

 

Keep going over your times tables to remember your facts. Have a go at the 2x  3x  4x  and 5x tables. Ask someone in your family to test you on your facts and let us know how you get on!

Use this game Hit the Button to help –

Hit the Button

 

 

Log into Bug Club to look at your new books and answer all the bugs. Have a look at some of your maths games too.

 

Please hand your homework in on Tuesday 28th May.

 

 

Write out your words 3 times, challenge yourself with the Look, Cover, Write and Check strategy.

Write out these sentences and choose one of your words to fill in the blanks.

The year 2024 is in the 21st ………………………. .

I had an ………………… when I went for a walk in the jungle.

I painted a ……………………. and my teacher put it on the wall.

We went on a …………….. walk. I saw trees and flowers and a bumble bee.

Purple is a ………………… of blue and red.  

 

Write out your words 3 times using the Look, Cover Write and Check strategy.

Now write out these sentences filling in the blanks with one of your words.

I like to ………………. models with my lego.

Would you like to play a ……………. with me?

I had a chocolate  ………………. for my birthday. It was so tasty.

I ……………. my gym shoes to school on Gym days.

 

We have started talking about Division in class. We know how to share an amount equally. Have a go at these questions. There are two levels.  Choose your challenge level. The first one is a mild challenge and the second one is a spicy challenge! You do not need to do both but you can if you feel up to it!

 

You can use equipment to help you if you need to.

 

Have a go at this game – Doggy Dinners Division

 

Log in to your Bug Club accounts to see what new books you have.

This homework is due in on 13th of May.

 

The words for the Islanders this week are:

Please copy these words 3 times in to your jotter.

Write a sentence for each word.

Have a go at this Read and Draw activity.

These are the words for the Mainlanders:

Please copy these words in to your jotter.

Choose 5 words and write a sentence for each one.

Have a go at this Read and Draw activity.

Numeracy

Our recent topic has been money. Here is an activity for you to try.

Try this game from a couple of weeks ago. Remember you can choose your challenge.

Coin Cruncher

Have a go at this new game. The aim of the game is to customise your car within the budget you have. As before make this as easy or challenging as you want.

Customise Your Car

 

 

Remember to log into your Bug Club account to look at new books and revisit ones in your library. There are also games in your account.

We hope you all had a lovely break. It has been so nice to see you all back in school.

Tomorrow is a very special day for us at Onthank Primary School. We are celebrating being a PATHS model school. The children will take part in many activities including an outside disco ( weather permitting, ) a scavenger hunt and creating a PATHS school mascot.

                                                     

Children are asked to come to school tomorrow, Wednesday 17th April 2024, wearing smart/fancy clothes to help us celebrate this special occasion. There will also be a special lunch menu.

 

Here are the words for the Islanders

 

 

Here are the words for the Mainlanders

 

This week we are asking you to use Active Spelling strategies for your words – you could choose from

Pyramid Spelling

Rainbow Spelling

Easter Egg Word Art Spelling

Here are some examples of each. You can choose which strategy or strategies you would like to do for your words.

 

 

We have been looking at Money. Click on this link to play the money game. You can choose your own challenge.

Coin Cruncher Game

Why not have a look through your money bank or wallet/purse. Have a look at the coins and try to spot the date on them. What is the oldest coin you can find?

Try coin rubbings on paper if you are able to – watch this quick video to find out how –

Coin Rubbings

Remember to log into your Bug Club and have a read through your books. Why not have a look at some of your favourites again in your  Library?

Here are the words for the Islanders:

Write the words in your jotter and underline the ‘ch’ phoneme in each one.

Choose 5 words and write their meaning – you can use a dictionary to help you.

Read this passage. Write down all the ‘ch’ words you can find. If you want a challenge then write the passage in your jotter and circle the ‘ch’ words.

Answer these questions in your jotter. Remember to write in sentences.

Have a go and these Read and Draw activities.

Here are the words for the Mainlanders:

Copy these in to your jotter. Underline the ‘y’ phoneme.

Choose 4 words and write a sentence for each of them.

Complete these activities in  your jotter.

Remember to log in to Bug Club – read a book and play some games.

Numeracy

Here are 2 sets of column addition. 2 digit and 3 digit. Please choose which set you would like to complete in your jotter. Feel free to do both sets. Remember if the digits add up to more that 9 you will need to regroup!

Here are the words for the Islanders –

Write out sentences for 5 of the words – remember your sentence rules.

 

Read this passage and write out all the ou words –  give yourself a challenge and write out the whole passage and circle the ou words.

Remember to draw a picture to show what happened in the story.

Read the passage again and answer these questions. Remember to make sure your answers are in sentences.

Here are the words for the Mainlanders –

Write sentences for 5 of your words.

Look at these pictures

Draw each picture and write the word to match.

 

We are still looking at the 2x 5x and 10x tables.

Try timing yourself to see how fast you can say them. Can you beat your fastest time? Let us know how you get on.

Neatly write out your times tables facts for the 2x 5x and 10x tables.

Click on these links to play times tables games.

Hit the Button

Daily 10

Coconut Multiples

 

Continue reading your books and collecting coins in your Bug Club account.

 

 

 

 

 

These are the words for the Islanders this week –

 

Write a sentence for each picture in the grid – remember to make sure your sentence makes sense. You should check your work afterwards, have you got neat letters, capital letters, finger spaces and full stops?

Read this passage and write out all the oe words. Then have a go at answering the questions. Remember to answer in sentences. Check your work afterwards.

Now you come up with 2 questions to ask a friend in class. Read the passage again and choose your questions carefully. Remember to include a question mark at the end.

 

Here are the words for the Mainlanders

Choose 5 words and write them out 3 times neatly circle or underline the oi phoneme in each word.

Now look at these pictures. Write the matching word and write a sentence for each one.

Have a go at this read and draw activity.

 

Keep going over your 2x  5x and 10x tables – use this Daily 10 game to help you – you can choose your table and your challenge!

Top Marks – Daily 10

 

We have been trying to improve our mental maths calculations – use this 100 square to help you add and subtract these calculations.

100 square

You can flip the 100 square so it counts up from 1 to 100

Remember to add up or down in 10s then add or subtract the ones, here is an example –

23+45 =  (start at 23 jump up 4 lots of 10 then add on 5) = 68

56-24 = (start at 56 jump down 2 lots of 10 then subtract 4 = 32

There are a mixture of calculations here – choose 5 of them – there are some spicy challenge ones.  Feel free to complete them all if you dare!

15+24 =              14+23 =            45+38 =           24+36 =             156+32 =

78-32 =               29-12=              98-74 =            86-53 =              179-52  =

 

As always check your Bug Club – remember to read the book, answer the bugs and select how you felt about it at the end so that you can earn your coins.

Why not dip into your library and have a look at the books you have previously read. Read them again and see if you can come up with a couple of questions to ask someone in your family about the book – remember – you need to know the answer first!