Good Morning Room 6,
Welcome back to another week of home learning! I’m so proud of you all for the level of engagement over the last few weeks Room 6. I have to admit boys and girls that my favourite topics are Ancient Egypt and Under the Sea! There is so much to discover. I have to give a shout out to Sophia who appeared on Lets Go Live with her knitted sea creatures. What a claim to fame Sophia! Could you please share a photo with us? Please share any photos with me of the “makes” you have so cleverly made boys and girls, Mrs Graham and I would love to see them. Below is a photo of Ena’s diorama. She said she wanted to make a bedroom for a mermaid. She did it all by herself and wanted to share it with you.
Mrs Graham has been very busy writing reports for you all as you know and from next week we are going to be sharing the Monday blog again. I’ll keep Studyladder and Easi-maths updated and give you “Under the Sea” activities, and Mrs graham will plan some literacy, numeracy and fun activities. We will both be here for you to leave comments.
Enjoy your week Room 6,
Mrs Mirner : )
Literacy
Another lovely resource from Talk 4 Writing. Work through this at your own pace
- Rowlings, Dahls and Ros Here is another wonderful talk for writing pack all about the Elves and the Shoemaker. Work through this at your own pace.https://www.talk4writing.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Y2-Emma-Elves.pdf
- Kinneys This is the story of Pippety Skycap who loves to get upto mischief. https://www.talk4writing.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Y1-Jane-Pippety.pdf
- Practise your spelling words every day using the active spelling ideas on the tab at the top of the page.
- Keep reading, either using the Oxford Owl tile on Glow or your own personal reading books.
- Go onto Studyladder for a little while each day and complete some of the literacy activities I have added.
Numeracy
- Access DK 10 minute a day app to practise your tables
- Visit easi-maths on your glow page and complete 3x 20 minute sessions.
- Go onto Studyladder and complete some of the number activities.
Under the Sea
This week I’d like to focus on some of the wonderful creatures we can find in our oceans. One of my favourites is the sea turtle. The National geographic kids website is a great source for facts, information and activities. This week I’d like you to explore the website, go on a sea creature fact finding mission! Below is the direct link to the Sea Turtle page, but down the right, you will find lots of other sea creatures to discover.
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/animals/sea-life/turtle-facts/
Choose a sea creature that interests you and create a fact-file about it. You could do this on paper or using power-point. Include information about where it lives (which zone, where in the world) What does it eat, how does it survive and what does it look like? Feel free to use other websites or any books you have.
I’ m sure many of you already know that this week Maddie and Gregg are doing programmes about the Science Behind Magic. We are quite excited to watch and do some of the makes they come up with this week. Arran and Ena still have lots of Under the Sea makes to complete from last weeks shows too.
https://www.youtube.com/user/maddiemoate
ICT
I imagine many of you will be spending more time using a computer keyboard. the BBC dance mat typing programme is really good for improving your typing skills.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zf2f9j6/articles/
For Fun
Ikea have some cool den building ideas! (Sorry grown ups 😬 !!) Our house is covered in dens and caves and various places for teddies and dollies to live and have leisure time. Its fun, but make sure you ask a grown up before you do it!
https://metro.co.uk/2020/05/15/ikea-shares-how-make-six-types-furniture-fort-lockdown-12708530/
Don’t forget that BBC bitesize are doing online lessons if you are looking for something to keep you busy indoors.
Don’t forget to stay in touch with us and share photos of your learning!
Mrs Mirner : )
Good Morning,
Is anyone else experiencing issues with Study Ladder this morning? We cannot seem to get anything to load on any device, it keeps coming up an error message.
Thanks, Emma Juskowiak
Hi Erica
We’re having problems with Study Ladder this morning, none of Alfie’s set tasks seem to be loading. Do you know if this is a problem with the site?
Thanks
Fiona
Hi, we are the same.
We can’t load Ròs’ Studyladder tasks either. Have tried on my phone using Crome and Safari. Also doesn’t work on PC. Thanks, E Macdonald
Hi Folks,
Sorry for the late reply. I’ve spoke with Mrs Mirner who has looked into it and seems to think it’s a technical issue with the website as all the tasks have been set as normal. Mrs Mirner attempted to do a pupil task but it wouldn’t let her either. If it prompts you with an error response which allows you to report the problem then could you please do that so bring it to their attention. We’ll monitor it over the next couple of days and hopefully we’ll be back up and running with it very soon. It’s proving to be a real godsend for most so fingers crossed!
As always feel free to undertake learning activity ideas on previous blog posts that might be able to fill the Studyladder gap.
Thanks For bringing it to our attention.
Mrs Graham
Hi Mrs Graham and Mrs Mirner,
I have been reading a book with my Mum called Eragon wich is very good☝
I have also been doing lots of study ladder stuff, also my Mum
has bought a new science book.
It is five days until my birthday 😉.
Can’t wait until
Lockdown is
over .From Sebastian
Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for saying hello and happy birthday to you in 4 days time! Do you think you’ll get any nice presents?
Glad your working hard pet.
Take care
Mrs Graham x