It’s Monday again!

Here is your homework for the week. Enjoy!

Spelling
Please see below for your spelling words this week. It is up to you how you want to practice them – I have attached some ideas under the grid. Please complete at least 2 activities.

Spelling Activity ideas: new-spelling-activities-challenge-cards

Reading
It’s time for a new book! I suggest that you stick to the same routine as last time – read half of your book this week and then read the second half next week. Please remember that I can see your answers.

Red Group: Cinderella: The Real Story
Blue Group: Birds
Green Group: Beowolf and the Beast
Yellow Group: Charlie Small: Chasm of the Killer Bees
Purple Group: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs: Weird Weather

Education City
I have assigned you all activities on Education City. Click on the Homework section and that should take you right to them!

Numeracy
I have sorted out your groups now and I have assigned you all revision work on place value and decimal numbers. Please try to spend 15-20 minutes on Sumdog each night.

The UK will host the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow on the 31 October – 12 November 2021. The COP26 summit will bring together parties to help accelerate action towards the goals in the Paris Agreement and the UN Convention on Climate Change.

One of the main aims of COP26 will be to have all countries commit to helping to secure Global Net Zero by 2050 and keep 1.5 degrees within reach. A big contributor to these high level aims will be to overhaul travel habits and transportation. As part of the Scottish Government’s sustainable transport plans, the Climate Change Team (supported by Road Safety Scotland), are holding a competition to increase awareness of how our transport choices impact on our environment and our health.

Your task:

As part of the competition, pupils are being asked to design a logo to show what a greener transport future would look like. Please bring in your design by Friday 24th September. Thank you!

As always, you can ask me any questions about the homework in class or via email.

Thanks,
Miss D x