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Home Learning with the Setchells

Posted on March 25th, 2020

Don’t forget to send your photos in of your home learning, so we can share and inspire others.

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Thank you to the Setchell family.

 

Year 5 and 6 learning and photos of home learning to date

Posted on March 25th, 2020

Good evening

I hope you’ve all had a good day. The photos I received were great, thank you. It’s so lovely to see what you’re up to and what you’ve made, keep sending them in.

For tomorrow, I would like you to complete the following please;

Y5: English, Conkers, set 1 questions. Maths, ordering & comparing

Y6: English, adding to root words, Maths, rounding

If you have any questions about anything you need to do, just get an adult to email me.

cbrice@swn.dneat.org

Thank you.

Please keep writing in your journals, reading & practising your times tables. the activities you are all doing are just as important, so please keep up these and enjoy the sunshine! From next week (after you’ve had a bit of time to get used to being at home), I’m going to send a poem on my emails each day. They come from one of our poem books at school. Hopefully you’ll like them and who knows, they may inspire you to write your own!

Some lovely pics of Elliot, Olivia and a super seahenge cake by Clara.

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Enjoy the rest of your evening amd keep in touch

Mrs Brice

Today’s learning ideas from Mrs Brice

Posted on March 25th, 2020

Good evening everyone

I hope you’ve had a good day. How is your learning going? As Mrs Gardener said today, please send photos of what you’re up to, Let us see how your learning is going or what activities you are doing. Remember that although your school work is important, make time for some physical activity too; it’s been such a lovely day, perfect for getting in the garden.

How did today’s learning go? If you haven’t done so, check your answers in the back of the book. Everything you need for your learning is in your book and the answers can be written in the book. Your parents don’t even need to print out the spellings; you can complete the activities in your journal or on the lined paper you took home.

And now for tomorrow’s learning. Y5: please complete the second set of questions for Paralympics & for maths, please complete the place value page. Y6: please complete the page about negative numbers and for English complete the work on suffixes. Don’t forget to read and attempt your Tackling Tables. If there are any questions your parents or adults can email me. (Parents, thank you for your patience with the spelling debacle this morning!)

I’ve tried not to bombard you with too much work as this is the first week but don’t forget to fill in your journal; you are currently part of history!

Have a good evening,

Mrs Brice.

Year 5 and 6 Home learning

Posted on March 23rd, 2020

Dear 5/6

I hope you’ve had a good weekend, it’s hard staying inside but I hope you found plenty to do. Your parents have my email address, so if you have any questions about the work I’ve given you or just school work in general, get your adults to email and I’ll send a reply.

The You Tube channel is a work in progress. Can you believe there’s already a channel called Learning with Mrs B! I’m trying to change the name and will let you know when it’s up and running!

I’m going to email your parents once a week but send daily emails about work for you to complete. Don’t worry, it won’t be much that needs to be done. Remember to do Tackling Tables online and read every day. It would be great if you could do a review of the book once you’ve finished it. Then we can use them in class to help other people choose books.

As far as the work for tomorrow goes:

YR6: English Book: the starter test at the beginning of the book is a great place to start. do the test and then check your answers. I know you won’t be sitting your SATs, but you do need to keep your brains active! Any you get wrong, just try again and then re-check the answers (no cheating please, remember, you’re only cheating yourselves!).

Maths book: again, there’s a really good starter quiz at the beginning of the targeted practice workbook. Try it and then check the answers. By now, we’ve covered most of the syllabus. Obviously if we were still at school we would be re looking at all areas in more detail, so don’t worry if you don’t get a particular question.

Leave the arithmetic for Monday; that can be done another day.

YR5: Reading booklet: start with the daffodils poem & try set questions 1 and 2. Think about how you answered the recent questions on the reading paper you did. The answers are in the back but no cheating! You’ve all done really well recently with your reading papers, so this shouldn’t be a problem.

Maths booklet: the first thing in the book is a yr4 test. it’s a good idea to start here because we’ve covered all of it in class. Try the test and then check the answers.

Remember to read, write a book review and complete your Tackling Tables

I hope that’s ok. Get an adult to email to me if anything isn’t clear. Remember to drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated and do some sort of exercise if you can. I think Joe Wicks is doing some sort of exercise programme at 9 o’ clock every morning.

I’ll email tomorrow.

Miss you all,

Mrs Brice

 

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