Please try to record your work in your home learning book, writing the date and  WALT as a title, for each lesson e.g.

 

Wednesday 6th January 

WALT: Describe the water cycle

 

You may be working from home but we still expect you to work just like the superstars you are in school, so keep that handwriting neat!

 

Don't forget to do some exercise at some point in your day. We have put links for Joe Wicks Workouts and Go Noodle websites at the bottom of the Remote Education Provision page.

 

Miss Rose, Mrs Burton, Mr Gilbert and Mr Russell

Tip Top Times Table Challenge

 

Maths

Break

Friday Celebration worship with Mrs Strand

English

Lunch

Guided Reading

Use the answer sheet to mark your questions that you have answered about David Walliams from yesterday. Make sure you wrote them in full sentences.

Many of you took up the challenge to mummify a piece of fruit at the end of last term, and from the looking at your pictures, your fruits certainly looked a lot drier after being mummified! We hope you enjoyed your experiments.

 

Make a Pledge Lesson

In our next and final lesson of the week, you are going to have the opportunity to think creatively and make a pledge to do something that will help preserve our environment and slow climate change.

 

• Open up the document below that will tell you more about climate change and the various things we can do to help.

• Then think about what you could do.

• Draw around your hand on a piece of paper or card and then write your idea on it. This will be your pledge and you can put it up somewhere in your house so you can be reminded to do whatever you decided.   

 

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