THIS WILL BE OUR LAST WEEK OF HOMEWORK FOR THIS TERM.

Active Spelling

Can you use the active spelling tab in literacy to practice these words in different ways?

Can you now write a couple of sentences for these words or can you write a super sentence with more than one of the words in it?

Can you up level your sentences using VCOP?

Vocabulary

Connectives

Openers

Punctuation

This week each group will be given tricky words to focus on. Can you read your words and then complete a task to help you remember their spelling? If you want to challenge yourself why not try another groups’ words!

Fantastic and Ferocious Foxes a_e	Clever Chameleons aw	Eager Elephants sh
cake	saw	she
grape	paw	shall
shape	claw	shell
shape	draw	ship
flame	hawk	sheep
pavement	yawn	shark

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Measuring Time

Can you use the stopwatch to figure out how quickly the tasks were completed?

Making Up A Story

Stig has found some objects while tidying his room. Can you think of a short story using your imagination that includes all of the objects?

Extra Tricky Maths Challenge

The Sands Of Time

Can you use your knowledge of symbols to finish the statements? Remember the crocodile always tries to eat the bigger item!

BugClub

Having moved up books, can you show off your new level to an adult at home? Maybe, at the end of the book you could ask them questions to make sure they were listening!

Sumdog

This week you have 10 questions all based on time.

Miss Johnstone and Mrs Robertson’s March 2022 homework Challenge

This month’s challenge is in celebration of World Book Day which is on Thursday 3^rd March 2022

Your Challenge: Through March, share with us a photograph/video of you enjoying reading – this could be sharing your favourite book/comic, visiting your local library, reading a recipe/instruction etc.

Tweet your photo/video tagging @WhitehirstPs or send it to Miss Johnstone (who will tweet it directly). gw09johnstonelouise@glow.sch.uk

We look forward to seeing all your March ‘Reading’ photographs.

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