Hello Class 2,

The weather is supposed to be getting better today and tomorrow. I hope you can spend sometime outside once you have completed today’s home learning tasks?

Maths
For your warm up today can you complete the following times table challenges. Year 3, can you try the x4 table, year 4 can you try the x7 table. Year 5, how many can you complete? Time yourself for 3 minutes.

Year 3/4 Race_around_times_table

year 5 x table

Here are today’s White Rose materials. Please find the links for the videos and the activities below.
Year 3 – Lesson 2 – Compare Angles
Year 4 – Lesson 1 – Pounds and Pence
Year 5 – Lesson 1 – Subtracting Decimals
Activities
Year 3 Lesson 2 – Compare angles
Year 4 Lesson 2 – Ordering money
Year 5 Lesson 2 – Subtracting decimals with a different number of decimal places
Answers
Year 3  Lesson 2 Answers – Compare angles

Year 4 Lesson 2 Answers – Ordering money

Year 5 Lesson 2 Answers – Subtracting decimals with a different number of decimal places

English

Today we will start to write a non-chronological report using you plan and notes that you created yesterday. Remember to write in clear paragraphs. Think about the key features for non-chronological report writing. You can find a checklist below and an example of a non-chronological report about an orca. Today you will work on your introduction and two further paragraphs. There is a template below but feel free to write straight  into your book or you can complete in word or publisher if your prefer.

checklist-nonchronological-report

Whale non chronological report

Non-chronological-report-template

Topic

Can you please complete the next whales and orcas lesson and the activity below it.

• Please note that I have jumped ahead to lesson 7 as the next few were also related to migration.

lesson-7-ocean-zones

Something else?

Can you try one of these PE challenges every day for a week? Each of the columns represents a day and each of the rows are different options. Choose one row and try and complete a challenge a day for the coming week.

PE Learning Plan 2020

Hi Class 2,

I am pleased to see that some of you enjoyed yesterday’s geography activity. I hope you enjoy today’s art activity too! Here are today’s tasks.

Maths
Warm up: Can you complete this multiple sorting activity. Bronze can leave the multiples as 2 and 5, silver try 4 and 6 and gold try 8 with a multiple of your choice.

Here are today’s White Rose materials. Please find the links for the videos and the activities below. This week we will be using some of the alternative materials, so the link to the videos may look different than usual.
Year 3 Summer term w/c 15th June lesson 3 Measure perimeter
Year 4 -Summer term w/c 15th June Lesson 3 – Subtract two 4 digit numbers – more than one exchange
Year 5 -Summer term w/c 15th June Lesson 3 – Draw line graphs
Activities
year 3 Lesson 3 – Measure perimeter
year 4 Lesson 3 – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – more than one exchange
Year 5 Lesson 3 – Draw line graphs
Answers
year 3 Lesson 3 Answers – Measure perimeter
Year 4 Lesson 3 Answers – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – more than one exchange
Year 5 Lesson 3 Answers – Draw line graphs

English

Today we will be looking at English lessons form the Oak Academy. They will focus on reading comprehension related to words. There is a quiz to complete, then a video to watch and a comprehension at the end. Please write the answers to the comprehension straight into your exercise books. Please click on the links below.

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Topic

Can you draw a whale with Rob Biddulph? Please note that this video took place a few weeks ago as part of a world record attempt, although that attempt has already taken place, we can still use the video to draw the whale. For the first 6 minutes he talks about this, feel free to jump forward 6 minutes if you like.

We know that Euro 2020 has been postponed this year. So lets look back to the World cup 2018. Can you identify all of the countries that took part? Use the flags below to help you.

Countries and capital cities home learing

Good morning Class 2,

I hope you enjoy today’s lessons. Here they are:

Maths
Warm up: Can you spend 10 minutes on times table rock stars.
Here are today’s White Rose materials. Please find the links for the videos and the activities below. This week we will be using some of the alternative materials, so the link to the videos may look different than usual.
Year 3 Summer term w/c 15th June lesson 2 Subtract length
Year 4 -Summer term w/c 15th June Lesson 2 – Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
Year 5 -Summer term w/c 15th June Lesson 2 – Read and interpret line graphs
Activities
Year 3 Lesson 2 – Subtract lengths
year 4 Lesson 2 – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
Year 5 Lesson 2 – Read and interpret line graphs
Answers

year 3 Lesson 2 Answers – Subtract lengths

year 4 Lesson 2 Answers – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – one exchange

Year 5 Lesson 2 Answers – Read and interpret line graphs

English

Can you watch the video below and then complete the creative writing task on purple mash. You will imagine that you have made a sighting of a blue whale. Remember to try to use descriptive language, including powerful adjectives, adverbs, powerful verbs and similes. Remember to use a range of synonyms; particularly synonyms for big!

Geography

Can you please complete the BBC lesson on contours keys and symbols. There are two videos to watch, and online quiz and then an activity to complete which you can find below.

contours

Something else?

Try this PE activity:

fun-fitness-activity

Good morning Class 2,

I hope you have all had a lovely weekend? Here are today’s activities:

Maths

For today’s warm up can you please play one of the following kahoot quizzes.

Bronze:

or enter the following pin: 0733234

Silver:

or enter the following pin: 02913238

Gold

or enter the following pin: 02463985

Here are today’s White Rose materials. Please find the links for the videos and the activities below. This week we will be using some of the alternative materials, so the link to the videos may look different than usual.
Year 3 Summer term w/c 15th June lesson 1 Add lengths
Year 4 -Summer term w/c 15th June Lesson 1 – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – no exchange
Year 5 -Summer term w/c 15th June Lesson 1 – Multi-step addition and subtraction problems
Activities
year 3 Lesson 1 – Add lengths
year 4 Lesson 1 – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – no exchange
Year 5 Lesson 1 – Multi-step addition and subtraction problems
Answers
Year 3 Lesson 1 Answers – Add lengths
year 4 Lesson 1 Answers – Subtract two 4-digit numbers – no exchange

Year 5 Lesson 1 Answers – Multi-step addition and subtraction problems

English

Can you please ask somebody in your family to test you on your weekly spellings? You will find this week’s spellings under the spellings tab.

Today we will be looking at synonyms and antonyms. Please find the links for different age groups below.

Year 5 can you watch the BBC lesson and then complete activity 1 (on the webpage) and activity 2 below.

activity 2: synonyms antonyms y5

Year 4 please complete this BBC lesson and then activity 1 (on the webpage) and activity 2 below.

activity 2: synonyms and antonyms year 4

Year 3 please complete this BBC lesson and then complete activity 1 (on the webpage) and activity 2 below.

activity 2: synonyms and antonyms y3

Topic

Can you watch lesson 4 on whales dolphins and porpoises. This lesson is the first in a series on migration. Below you should find your worksheets to complete.

Year 3: Lesson 4 – All about migration

Year 4/5 Lesson 4 – Migration Research

Something else?

Watch the virtual assembly from picture news. Then complete the activity below.

Picture News Virtual Assembly – 15th June from Picture News on Vimeo.

You can talk to your family about the assembly using these resources.

Assembly Resource 1 – 15th June

Resource 2- 15th June

Then completing the following activity if you would like to.

Money Box Design

Good morning class 2,

Here are today’s tasks:

Maths
Warm up: Can you spend 10 minutes on times table rock stars.

Here are today’s White Rose materials. Please find the links for the videos and the activities below.This week we will be using some of the alternative materials, so the link to the videos may look different than usual.
Year 3 Summer term w/c 8th June lesson 3 Equivalent lengths mm and cm
Year 4 -Summer term w/c 8th June Lesson 3 – Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
Year 5 -Summer term w/c 8th June Lesson 3 – Round to estimate and approximate
Activities
year 3 Lesson 3 – Equivalent lengths – mm and cm
year 4 Lesson 3 – Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
year 5 Lesson 3 – Round to estimate and approximate
Answers
year 3 Lesson 3 Answers – Equivalent lengths – mm and cm
year 4 Lesson 3 Answers – Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange

year 5 Lesson 3 Answers – Round to estimate and approximate

English

Today you will write your argument. You can write for either side as long as you can explain the key arguments. In your writing I would like Year 3 to include 2 main arguments. Year 4 and 5, I would like you to include 3 main arguments. Try to apply your learning about conjunctions/ modal verbs that you completed on Monday. You can use the checklist below to check that you have included different features of persuasive texts.

wed-features-of-a-persuasion-text

Geography

Before half term we began to look at map reading, including map symbols and the points of the compass. Today you are going to look at using four or 6 point grid references. Please watch the video below.

Then please watch the PowerPoint on grid references.

Year 3 and 4 – you will focus on the 4 figure grid references so you only need to watch the first part of the PowerPoint.

Year 5 you will look at 6 figure grid references so can you please watch all of the PowerPoint.

Grid-References

The can you please complete the tasks below.

Year 3/4 Four Figure Grid References

Year 5 Four-and-Six Figure Grid References Worksheet

You can fin out more information on the ordnance survey website.

Yu can also try the grid references quiz.

Something else?

Explore the Oxford Owl website to select a book to read. You will need to create a free account to access the books. There are lots of lovely books to choose from including this book where you can learn more about ocean life.

Hello Class 2,

Its good to hear that some of you have been enjoying learning about whales, dolphins and porpoises. I hope you enjoys today’s tasks too!

Maths
Warm up: Can you complete a magic square?

magic squares
Here are today’s White Rose materials. Please find the links for the videos and the activities below.This week we will be using some of the alternative materials, so the link to the videos may look different than usual.
Year 3 Summer term w/c 1st June lesson 2 Equivalent lengths – m and cm
Year 4 -Summer term w/c 1st June Lesson 2 – Add two digit numbers – no exchange
Year 5 -Summer term w/c 8th June Lesson 2 – Fractions of an amount
Activities
year 3 Lesson 2 – Equivalent lengths – m and cm
year 4 Lesson 2 – Add two digit numbers – no exchange
year 5 Lesson 2 – Subtract whole numbers with more than 4 digits (column method)
Answers
year 3 Lesson 2 Answers – Equivalent lengths – m and cm
year 4 Lesson 2 Answers – Add two digit numbers – no exchange

year 5 Lesson 2 Answers – Subtract whole numbers with more than 4 digits (column method)

English

Using the work that you completed yesterday in topic you will start to plan your piece of persuasive writing. First please watch the following video and PowerPoint to remind yourself about persuasive writing.

Tuesday–introduction-to-persuasive-text

BBC Video – Persuasion

You will now start to plan your persuasive writing – Should Dolphins be Kept in Captivity? Now start to organise your ideas using the planning frame below.

Persuasion-plan

Topic

Can you please watch the video on whale and dolphin communication. The activity is part of the video, where you will be asked to try to identify who is making particular sounds.

Something else?

There is an e safety purple mash quiz for you to complete.