Thursday Reading Challenge Read another chapter of your novel. Write down 3 questions you would ask one of the characters.   Thursday Numeracy Task Log onto Education City and select your maths group. Listen to the times tables songs before … Continue reading →

Remember to log into IDL and do a literacy or numeracy task. You can also access Education City for a range of activities across the curriculum.  

Have a look at these great online safety at home resources. Just click copy and paste the link below into your browser. https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/globalassets/thinkuknow/documents/thinkuknow/parents/pdf/thinkuknow-5-7s-home-activity-sheet-1.pdf

Write a list of instructions so that everyone in your family knows how to play your favourite game. This could be a board game, a computer game or a game you play in the garden.  Remember to include the 4 … Continue reading →

Good morning P2/3!  Let’s start off your morning with a music lesson to help you feel happy and relaxed.  Also about 11 minutes into the video clip, there’s a chance to sing along to one of our favourite class songs!  … Continue reading →

A good resource for making your child more aware of keeping safe on the internet. Just click copy and paste the link below into your browser. https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/globalassets/thinkuknow/documents/thinkuknow/parents/pdf/thinkuknow-5-7s-home-activity-sheet-1.pdf

As many of us will be using online learning resources from home here is a lesson reminding children of how to keep themselves safe when using online devices. thinkuknow-4-5s-home-activity-sheet-1  

IDL can be accessed at home by everyone who has the equipment to do so.  Children can log in whenever it suits and can do the literacy, numeracy and typing options.  Mrs Denholm is able to track access so please … Continue reading →

Remember to log on to www.worldofdavidwalliams.com at 11.00am to listen to one of his stories.

Read a chapter of the class novel you took home.  Find 3 interesting words in the text.  Write down the meaning of each word and then use each one in a sentence of your own.  (You may need to use … Continue reading →