This week will continue to develop our reading for information skills. Remember to look at the questions carefully. If you can underline the key words in the questions just as we have been doing in class. Skim and scan for … Continue reading →

The first video clip is a simple reminder of the links between division and multiplication The second is a reminder of the work we did last year using arrays.   This last video clip will help you with this week’s … Continue reading →

Please watch the video clips I have posted to help you tackle these questions. Remember you can watch them as often as you need. I will post the answers next week for you to self assess. Division Revision 9th Nov … Continue reading →

I have attached a handout explaining how to access this free resource. Many of you already used it during lockdown when I put it down for a weekly task. For the the children who didn’t log in at this time, … Continue reading →

We have been working on using apostrophes in class for a few weeks now. Complete this task and ask your parents to take a photo and upload it to the teams area. Possessive-apostrophes Homework 9th Nov  

Make sure you have completed the task before checking the answers! Answers to Reading for Information 2nd Nov

Squares/Triangles and Lollipops/Candy Groups Here is the home learning grid. I have highlighted some areas in red and I would like you to try to complete these tasks first. I will post information on Glow for you to download or … Continue reading →

Please read the attached text on famous Victorian inventors. I have attached questions. You may choose to download and print question sheet to complete, or you may wish to make notes to answer. I will post the answers next week … Continue reading →

Please note the focus until mid-November is the completion of the First Holy Communion booklet. However I have also included numeracy and literacy tasks to be completed every week. Well done to the pupils who are making good progress through … Continue reading →

Diwali is the most important festival celebrated in the Hindu faith. This year it is on Saturday 14th November. The festival lasts for 5 days with Diwali itself celebrated on the third day. Watch these clips to learn more. https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/explore/diwali/