Maths:

Year 3/4:

This week’s homework is revision of the addition and subtraction methods that we have been using in class  over the last 2 weeks.  Please complete the worksheet given out to you in class and bring back to school.  Copies of the sheets are below and on TEAMs.

Year 2:

Please practise the 3 times table using the activity sheet.

Please bring in/email/upload (onto TEAMS) your homework by Wednesday 17th November.

Any queries, please contact either Mrs Hollis or Miss Horton.

Year 3 easier addition and subtraction homework

Year 3 trickier addition and subtraction homework

Year 4 addition and subtraction homework

School Value—Friendship

Throughout the month of October, our school value has been friendship.  We have explored this theme through our worships and this week’s homework is linked to it.  We would like you to complete any activity connected to this value.  You can choose anything that you like but here are some ideas to get you started.  You could:

1) Write a letter to a friend to say thank you for being a good friend.

2) Make a friendship bracelet—one for you and one for a friend.  Explain to them why they are such a good friend.

3) Look for some quotes about friendship (Charlie Mackesy has some lovely ones from his book ‘The boy, the mole, the fox and the horse’).  Pick one that you like and create a poster with it on and add an illustration.

Please bring in/email/upload (onto TEAMS) your homework by Wednesday 10th November.

Any queries, please contact either Mrs Hollis or Miss Horton.

Poetry Homework

This week, we are looking at poetry during our English sessions and your homework is to choose one of the following ideas:

1) Find a poem (on any topic) that you like and practise reading it aloud.  You could then perform it, perhaps adding actions to it.  We would love to see these if you are feeling brave enough to film it and send it in.

2) Write your own poem on the topic of your choice (we have been looking at Autumn and Winter in school so perhaps you could write one about Spring or Summer).

3) Find a poem (on any topic) and write it out in your neatest handwriting.  Then add some decoration/illustrations to it.

4) Find a poem (on any topic) and explain why you like it.  Can you also comment on any poetic features that the poet has used e.g. alliteration, rhyming words, similes?

Please bring in/email/upload (onto TEAMS) your homework by Wednesday 3rd November.

Any queries, please contact either Mrs Hollis or Miss Horton.

Maths:

Year 3 and 4:

Complete the Roman Numeral sheets.  There is one on matching the Roman Numeral to the correct number and a second one that is a bit trickier, completing a Roman Numeral number square.

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t2-m-399a-roman-numerals-fill-in-the-number-square-worksheet-easy

t2-m-399b-roman-numerals-fill-in-the-number-square-worksheet-medium

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Year 2:

Complete the maths mat question sheet covering questions on the place value unit covered so far this term.

Y2 Maths Mat 1

Please bring in/email/upload (onto TEAMS) your homework by Wednesday 20th October.

Any queries, please contact either Mrs Hollis or Miss Horton.

Harvest Homework

We will soon be celebrating Harvest Festival and this week, we would like you to complete one of the tasks from the list below:

• Write a poem about Harvest. For example, you could write an acrostic poem using the word HARVEST.  Each line starts with a letter from the word.
• Research the traditions of celebrating Harvest Festival in this country. The following website may be of use: http://projectbritain.com/Harvest.html
• Research how other countries celebrate Harvest. Do they celebrate in the same way/at the same time of year?
• Find and cook a Harvest inspired recipe using food in season at the moment.

Please bring in/email/upload (onto TEAMS) your homework by Wednesday 13th October.

Any queries, please contact either Mrs Hollis or Miss Horton.

Dragonfly Class Homework 30.9.21

School Value—Trust

Throughout the month of September, our school value has been trust.  We have explored this theme through our worships and this week’s homework is linked to it.  We would like you to complete any activity connected to this value.  You can choose anything that you like but here are some ideas to get you started.  You could:

*Write about someone that you trust and what makes them trustworthy.  It could be a description or a letter to say thank you to them.

*Find out more about the story of Daniel in the lion’s den and how Daniel had to trust in God.  Perhaps you could draw a picture of a part of the story that shows trust.

*Draw a picture that illustrate what the word trust means to you.

*Write a piece of text/poem that explains why trust is an important value.

These are just a few ideas but please feel free to be as creative as you want around this theme.

Please bring in/email/upload (onto TEAMS) your homework by Wednesday 6th October.

Any queries, please contact either Mrs Hollis or Miss Horton.

Maths:

1) This week, we have set 2 activities to be completed on MyMaths.  Both tasks are revision of place value objectives covered over the last 2 weeks in class.  You will need the login details sent out in your homework book.

2) Login to TTRockstars and get used to sing the site if it is your first time using it or revising how to use it if it has been a while.  Then practice your times tables for at least 10 minutes; we would recommend starting with the ‘Garage’ section.

Your homework is due in on Wednesday 29th September.

If you have any issues logging in to either site, please contact Mrs Hollis or Miss Horton.

This week’s homework is a Science one.  I would like you to take a look at home for appliances that use either mains electricity, batteries or need both just like we did in school on Monday.  Fill in your findings on the sheet and bring back to school by Wednesday 15th September.  A spare copy is attached below.

Electrical Appliances homework