Month: May 2020

Here are the PowerPoint presentations for our lessons,

Maths – Monday Maths Types of Angles PowerPoint

Science – Mon Science- animals classification

https://online.clickview.co.uk/libraries/categories/25964332/videos/30423743/mr-walker-s-assembly-21st-may

 

Mr Walker’s latest assembly is above for you to watch boys.

I hope you all have a wonderful half term

Please find the power point about the 5 Pillars of Islam from today’s lesson.

Pick one of the activities to do.

 

The Five Pillars of Islam – font change

 

 

Word Anagram Challenge

 

The challenge over half term is to see how many words you can make from;

 

Sea Exploration

 

Once you have written as many words as you can! The  challenge is to use each word in a sentence! If you really want to challenge yourself try and use each word in a story, just like our story spelling challenge!

 

Good Luck 👍

Here is a puzzle for you to tackle over half term if you have some spare time.

Good Luck

 

Blog maths puzzle for half term

Over half term it would be great if you took on the writing challenge!

You would need to write an adventure story about pirates!

In our English lessons we have covered brainstorming, planning or story boarding and drafting an adventure story.

Can you apply what you have learnt and write an exciting story?

 

Due to poor internet connection the power point from this mornings lesson wouldn’t play properly so I have put it on the blog boys.

It was really fun answering your would you rather… questions this morning. Some of them really made me think!

Your responses and interaction were super this morning, well done

Looking forward to seeing your completed books 🙂

Week 4 Thursday English – Would you rather..

Boys, I do apologise for any glitches today with the slide show.

I have put it onto our blog below to help you if you need it.

You can present the similarities and differences between sailing today compared to sailing in the past in a Venn diagram, a table or just some sentences on paper. It is up to you.

Final Week 4 Topic Lesson

Here are the resources for today’s lesson,

Wed Maths Year-2-Maths-Mastery-Multiplication-and-Division-PowerPoint_ver_3

Wed maths warm up t-n-2544820-year-2-multiplication-and-division-warmup-powerpoint_ver_1

 

Wed Maths Task 1 t2-m-248-multiplication-wheels-activity-sheet-_ver_2

Wed Maths Task 2 challenge Year 2 Maths Assessment Multiplication and Division

Wed Maths Task 3 challenge Year-2-Multiplication-and-Division-Workbook

 

Succulent – juicy and fresh. Like perfectly ripe peached that are full of delicious juice. Used in 1.2% of stories

Putrid – rotten and decayed. Like a very old sandwich. Used in 14.6%

Dense – thick, solid or heavy. Like a cloud so thick you need a knife to cut through it. Used in 1.3% of stories.

Cluttered- messy or littered. Like a room with clothes and toys thrown all over the place. Used in 1.5% of stories.

Statuesque- tall, beautiful and dignified. Likes someone who looks as impressive as a statue. Used in 3.7% of stories.