A Note from the Teacher
First and foremost I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who attended our World War Two workshop. The children worked extremely hard both individually and as part of a team to prepare the event, and every part of the day came from their very own ideas and efforts. Your participation and involvement helped make the day a success. Both the pupils and myself had a wonderful morning and we hope you did, too.
Thank you.
Topics
Social Studies – College of Rock
R.M.E. – How Muslims Should Live
P.E. – Aesthetics: acrobatics, gymnastics, dance
H.W.B. – World Food Cultures
Literacy
Through Active Literacy and novel studies, we will be developing our knowledge of context clues, punctuation and grammar, while learning to read texts with increasing fluency, understanding and expression.
We will be learning to identify and consider the purpose of a theme and use supporting detail. To show understanding we will be learning to respond to literal, inferential and evaluative questions and other close reading tasks. We will be discussing structure, characterisation, setting and writers’ style and craft.
Our weekly Taught-Writing lesson will cover a range of genres and writing targets.
Numeracy
Using a range of resources and learning styles, we will be developing our skills, knowledge and understanding in the following mathematical concepts:
- Fractions, decimals and percentages
- Expressions and equations
- Money
Each term we will revise addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Other Information
Homework will continue to be issued on a Monday and should be returned by the Friday.
Reading books should be brought to class each day and taken home again each night, kept in the plastic homework wallets.
P.E. days are Monday and Thursday. Please remind your child to bring in their P.E. kits on these days.
If you have any worries or concerns please record in the Home/School diary. You can also arrange to speak to me via phone or by arranging a meeting after school.
Thank you.
