Remote Learning

Remote Learning

Thursday 19th & Friday 20th March

English

This week, we have been thinking about our favourite places in Cumbria. Upon choosing our place, the children have thought about different aspects of it and have written descriptions of these.

They have also considered personification, similes and alliteration.

We have started writing our poems and so it is important that the children finishn these. Children have uploaded what they have done so far onto SeeSaw.

Maths

It would be helpful if children could continue to learn and practise their times tables along with relatable facts. For example, if your child knows the 3 x 9 = 27, then what is 3 x 90? or 30 x 9? or 3 x 900? or 0.3 x 9? Knowing these facts are really important for other areas of maths too.

Children should login to their Doodle Maths accounts everyday and complete their daily tasks.

Any work your child completes at home can be uploaded to their SeeSaw account.

Educational Websites

Active Learn Your child will have books allocated to them on this website and can complete comprehension activities on the books they read. We also use this for our guided reading.

World eBook This website has a selection of ebooks and audiobooks for your child to read or listen to. There are many free ebooks and audiobooks to choose from.

Go Noodle This website will allow your child to be active without going outside. Search for their favourite songs and learn dance routines, or try some calming exercises.

Blue Peter Badges Check out this website and see if your child can earn a Blue Peter badge. There are eight categories your child can get a badge for.

Newsround News clips which are child friendly and can help them understand what is going on in the world.

Times Tables Your child can challenge themselves to beat their score and times on this website, as well as playing various times table games.

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