Daily tasks

 We are sure by now you probably have this routine set but do please check for any extra updates. 

TT rockstars for 20 minutes and read for 20 minutes. Lexia users to also complete 20 minutes of this too.

Make sure to do some physical activity. Either, tune in to Joe Wicks daily workout or a session of yoga from our list of websites within mindfulness and keeping activities.

Let us know of any other good PE websites that you have been using.

Listen to David Walliams on the web link below, which is releasing a free audio book each day at 11am.

New information - A week of these stories are now available on this website if you have missed any. They are changed each Sunday.

Spend 20 minutes learning how to touch type on the computer. Make sure to take time to work through each of the stages at your pace. The weblink for this is below.

Continue to volunteer to help with at least one task around the house, eg washing up, making your bed, making a drink for your household. 

Maths

Today, sees the final consolidation of the four formal written methods of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Theses skills are to be used to apply to solving multi step word problems that involve more than one operation and several steps to solve.

Firstly, use RUCSAC to help you decide what the question is asking you.

Remember, word problems need to be answered in a full sentence and include units.

English

As it was recently Easter, and we are sure you all may have eaten some Hot Cross Buns, our English tasks for the next couple of days are going to relate to the making of them.

Today, will be the opportunity to reflect on instruction texts, in this case the use of a recipe.

Task 1 - Please read the recipe on pages 2 and 3 and answer the questions on page 4. Answer in full sentences, making sure to include the question in the answer.

Task 2 - On page 5, select the first 8 words and look them up in a dictionary. If you do not have one at home, use an online dictionary. Then record the meaning of the word in your own words, not just copying the formal definition.

You will have chance to complete the remaining 8 words tomorrow and the additional tasks in the pack.

As always, answers can be found at the end of the pack.

Religious Education

This half term we are exploring the faith of Sikhism. Please read the brief PowerPoint about Sikhism below. This refers to the five Ks that Sikhs wear to symbolises their devotion to Sikhism. You will be able to explore these items further using the document below.