Here are the poems that the children will be recorded performing for our Christmas video. We will also be singing Step Into Christmas along with 5F.
Each child's verse has been assigned and it is hopefully clear what they have to learn!
When we are back in school, we shall video the performances.
Get up and get funky with this fun dance routine!
If you like it then try the harder version: Level 2. There is a link on the BBC website.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/just-for-fun-the-vamps-l1/z48y2sg
This week's science is an investigation into mixtures and exploring whether different solids dissolve in water.
Watch the video in the following link about life as a Roman Soldier guarding Hadrian's Wall.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/history-ks2-soldiers-in-roman-britain/z7d9wty
Here is today's maths activity for home learning. Use the inverse operation** to figure out the answers to the calculations. Remember to show your working.
**Remember that the inverse is the opposite operation - adding is the opposite to subtracting and vice versa.
If you finish quickly, check out the extension task. Find the missing number for each domino and rearrange them so that the inverse calculations are next to each other in a complete loop
E. g. 250 + 50 = 300 would be next to 300 - 250 = 50
You'll find the answers to the first part of the Maths Steps calculations here.
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We have looked at the Spanish numbers up to 15 in class. This video introduces you to the remaining numbers up to 20. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-UN6PtHxWLY
In PSHCE over the last half term, we have been thinking about being part of a team, especially our class ‘team’. We have discussed what makes a team work well together, working collaboratively, compromising and how we can show others we care.
Use your addition and subtraction skills to solve these problems.
Over the last week, we've learned a lot about what it would be like to be in the Roman Army. Can you use what you've learned, together with the additional information outlined below, to create an advert to join the Roman army?
