Well done to this star pupil in P5 who created a powerpoint presentation for her topic homework task. The presentation was about our new topic, volcanoes, and it shared lots of interesting facts. P5 loved listening and learning new information. They were even given a quiz at the end of the presentation to test their listening skills!
Below is a copy of the Primary 2 Homework for Term 3. Please begin at week 18 and consolidate spelling from weeks 16 and 17.
If your child requires a paper copy of the sheets, please feel free to request one.
Spelling and phonics stage 2 homework sheet
Primary 2 have read The Story of ‘ew’ this week and helped to identify the phoneme ‘ew’ in the words. Why not try to write your own phoneme story at home using some ‘ew’ words!
P6/7 have been working extremely hard on their personal projects on WW2 as part of their homework this term and they shared their learning on the War with their classmates through presentations. Miss Brunton was very impressed by the standard of the presentations and the work everyone put in. Well done p6/7!
Please find attached the link to Primary 5’s homework for the next two weeks. Children should choose one spelling, one reading and one maths task for each week from the grid. Please also complete one topic task over the next two weeks. Thank you.
Click on the link below to play the interactive addition game. This game should be tablet friendly.
http://www.iboard.co.uk/activity/Simple-Addition-Stories-721#maths-year1numstrategy_yearreception
This P4/5 pupil used his superb knowledge of the human body to create a skeleton at home using Lego! He thought about the different bones and which Lego pieces would best represent each. A wonderful piece of work, well done!
I have re-attached this term’s homework just incase the paper copy has been misplaced. P1 Homework Overview Term 2
Maths Homework
This week P1 will be exploring estimation and counting within 20. Please take some time to play the estimation games. Unfortunately this is not tablet/ mobile friendly.
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