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From Monday 15th June 2020, home-learning and in-school education will be posted on Class Dojo. Work will follow the BBC Bitesize timetable on this page and will include daily English and Maths with an additional subject such as: science, history, geography or art. Your Class teacher will give further instructions about tasks via Dojo. It is expected that all completed work will be submitted by either uploading a file or sharing a photograph of the work. This communication will support your child’s education and ensure they continue their learning journey successfully.
Thank you in advance for your continued support.
This week we have created a Family Learning Project on Congleton. We would also like you to explore the singing opportunities with Young Voices – see links below.
Please continue to use BBCBitesize to support Power Maths and use TTRockstar. Remember to keep other skills going – scroll down to find the links to Sir Linkalot and join in the fun spelling activities, download free reading books online for your class ( or you could pick one from another class) and follow the daily lessons on BBCBitesize for other subjects. Please remember to post pictures and work on Class Dojo- teachers are in school this week so if you need to contact us we are available.
Home Learning Tasks 18th May
This week we would like you to access BBCBitesize for Maths (linked to home Power Maths Books) and daily lessons. Have a go at leaning new spellings using Sir Linkalot (link further down the page) and let us know what you think about the app. Would you like to use it next year?
Read something from your class reading list and complete the English booklet below.
Remember to have a go at Sir Linkalot, visit the BBCbitesize website and complete some of the lessons and for Maths – Please follow the Bitesize https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons and White Rose https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/ timetables, then complete the corresponding Power Maths Home Learning Book lesson.
Home Learning Tasks 11th May 2020
Improve your spelling with this new app Sir Linkalot
HOME LEARNING w/c 4th May
ALSO: Why not sign up for the “Virtual School Games”
Supporting children’s well-being is important during lock-down. Please share this e-book with your child.
Home tasks for week beginning 27th April
This week we are asking children and parents to look at the work for their class on BBC Bitesize. The BBC is delivering an education package across TV and online, featuring celebrities and teachers – helping to keep children learning and supporting parents.
You can down load your learning programme for the week using the following link so you know what you are doing each day. We’d like you to have a go at the daily activities but remember you can still do My Maths, TTRockstar, Spag.com and IDL along side these activities.
We have a family learning pack for the week based on George’s Marvelous Medicine, which we hope you’ll enjoy.
Family learning activity – watch part one Jackanory part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niL_h6kYPbk
Choose your activities from the list below:
We all enjoyed the Music last week so lets keep it going. Please continue to join in the daily sing on you tube.
Daily Big Sing
Home Pentathlon:
Why not have a go at a Home Pentathlon. It is simple, minimal and easy. We encourage everyone in the household to take part in the Home Pentathlon (where possible) but all activity must take place under adult supervision. Click on the links below:
Home tasks for week beginning 20th April
‘Home’ lessons for MUSIC this week. Please join in the daily sing and watch your youtube.
Daily Big Sing
Please see the downloadable sheet above with a good chunk of activities on for your children to do.
If you have trouble accessing the internet or need activities for your children to do without the internet please see the ideas below.
Most of all stay safe, my email is at the top of the downloadable document at the top of this page and of course you have access to class dojo where I will collect messages when I can.
Take care and I hope to see your smiling faces again soon
Mrs Daley