Achieving, Respect and Kindness
Copy these sentences into your jotter and put in capital letters at the start and full stops at the end.
Good afternoon, did you have a good lunch? Let’s learn more about materials in Science!
Last week we learned that Materials are the matter or substance that objects are made from. We use a wide range of different materials daily; these might include:
Different materials have different features, or properties, which make them suitable for different uses. Some materials maybe more suitable than others for particular uses or for manufacturing specific objects; for example, metal shoes wouldn’t be very comfortable and a cardboard door wouldn’t be very strong!
is something that keeps water out. A plastic raincoat is an example of something that is waterproof.
Are you ready do be a scientist and do an experiment? Read the pdf file to help Winnie! Follow the instructions and write up your results in your jotter by making a table. Use the table below to help you. What was the best material to keep water out? What was the worst material?
winnie the pooh waterproof experiment click here
By Christina Rossetti
Boats sail on the rivers,
And ships sail on the seas;
But clouds that sail across the sky
Are prettier far than these.
There are bridges on the rivers,
As pretty as you please;
But the bow that bridges heaven,
And overtops the trees,
And builds a road from earth to sky,
Is prettier far than these.
This poem by Christina Rossetti has 2 verses. A person who writes poems is called a poet.
Choose your favourite verse from the poem and copy it in into your home learning book in your neatest handwriting. Decorate your poem by creating a beautiful border of clouds and rainbows.
Maths Warm up your brilliant maths mind by playing this game on top marks. Also you can play ordering games on sum dog.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/ordering-and-sequencing/caterpillar-ordering
Choose how the level of challenge for the number ordering and sequencing work. Print of the sheets if you can or write the answers in your home learning jotter.
2. Ordering and sequencing numbers 1 -50
3. Ordering and sequencing numbers to 100
Use the hundred square above to help you complete these sequences.
Choose your chilli challenge level – or do all three activities!
0-50 forwards only24, 25, 26, __, __, 29, 30 18, 19, __, 21, 22, __
31, 32, __, __, 34, __, __ 45, 46, 47, __, __, __, 51
29. __, 31, __, 33, __ 35 39, __, __, 42, __, __
0-50 forward and backward11, __, 13, __, __, __, 17 45, 44, __, __, 41, __
37, __, 39, __, 41, __ 32, 31, __, __, __, 27
29, __, __, 32, __, 34 22, __, __, 19, 18, 17
50-100 forward and backward57, 58, __, __, __, 62 84, __, 82, __, __, __, 78
77, __, 79, __, 81, __ 90, __, __, 87, 86, __
67, 68, __, __, __, __, __, __, 75, __, __, 78, __, __
94, 93, __, __, __, __, __, __, __, __, __
Copy these sentences into your jotter and put in a capital letter at the beginning and a full stop at the end.
Choose 5 challenges from the list below and practise for sports day.
Challenge No. 1. Sit-up Challenge:
How many sit-ups can you do in 30 seconds?
Challenge No. 2. Balance Challenge:
Can you hold a balance for 30 seconds?
Challenge No. 3. Dance Challenge:
Any dance, any moves but you can’t stop for 30 seconds.
Challenge No. 4. An oldie but a goodie! The Egg and spoon race:
Can you run from one end of your garden or street and back again with an (boiled!) egg balanced on a spoon. Don’t drop the egg!
Challenge No. 5 – The Hula Hoop Challenge:
If you own a Hula Hoop, how many spins can you do in 30 seconds?
Challenge No. 6. The Star Jump Challenge:
How many Star Jumps can you do in 30 seconds? Channel Joe Wicks and go for it!
Challenge No. 7. The Hopscotch Challenge:
Can you mark out a hopscotch grid in your garden or street? Adults – can you remember how to play? Have fun with this one and join in as a family. If you have no chalk, use a stone, it’ll work just as well.
Challenge No. 8 The Keepy- Upeey Challenge:
How many Keepy-Upeey’s can you do in 30 seconds? You can use a football or a bat and ball to do this.
Take a look at this power point which is helping you to understand the variety of different feelings we have, sometimes all in one day!
It is important that we learn to recognise and name our feelings, so that you begin to learn how to manage them. This could mean that you can stay calm when something makes you angry or you can comfort yourself when you are worried. As you begin to understand your feelings, you become better at recognising and empathising with the different emotions of people around you.
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Have a think about what makes you feel happy when you are a bit fed up. When I am fed up I go for a run, a bike ride or a walk and it always helps. Print of the sheet below or copy and draw in your home learning jotter. Can you think of 3 different things?
Money Problem Solving
Use your knowledge of addition and subtraction to solve these problems. Write down your work to show how you solved it.
It’s raining, it’s pouring.Use the words below to help you fill in the blanks.
morning bed pouring head snoring
Incy Wincy SpiderUse the words below to help you fill in the blanks.
again out sunshine spider rain waterspout rain
Waterspout is a word used in America. What do we call it in Scotland?
Have a look at this picture by Franco Matticchio and answer the questions.
