Home Learning - Week Beginning 1st June
This week's topic-web is designed to get you all thinking about Maps & Exploration. This theme is about considering the idea of exploration and thinking about how and why we map the world around us. There are lots of activities linked to map-making, or map-reading and a few linked to exploration and great explorers.
Whatever year group you are in, you can work together on aspects of the topic theme. As with previous weeks, just select activities from the topic web that you would like to do - either on your own, with your brother/sister, or together as a family.
As always, we love seeing what you have been up to, so remember to e-mail your teacher with pictures. Thanks to all the children and parents who have already sent things through to us - we love seeing and hearing all about your lock-down experiences and Home Learning!
In addition to the topic-web work, your teachers will have set you Maths and English work that is specific to your Year group / Class.
See the notes below the topic web.
Click on the link below to access the full topic web and resources:
Over this next week we would love to hear from everyone in our classes, all about what you have been up to during half term and anything linked to this topic. Don't forget you can email us to ask questions about any aspect of your Home Learning.
Why not check out the galleries in each of the topic folders on the 'Home Learning' page (under the parents tab) on the MOSPS website to see what your friends are getting up to.
Writing
We have set you some more challenges on Education City. Make sure to check your homework section and complete the challenges.
For your writing task this week, we would like you to design your own deep-sea creature!
Watch this video for some inspiration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbxqitIDipk
Draw and label your creature, then choose a task to complete:
- Write a short non-chronological report about your creature
- Write a short story involving your creature
- Write a diary entry from your creature’s point of view!
Please remember to send us your writing – we love seeing what you’ve been doing!
Reading
This week, we would like you to complete the comprehension tasks about Ernest Shackleton, a famous explorer.
There are three levels of challenge, so make sure to pick the one that is right for you.
Mild
Spicy
Extra Hot
You'll find the tasks in the files at the bottom of this page!
Maths
Well done for those of you who have been doing your My Maths tasks each week.
This Week's My Maths:
All pupils have been set a range of different tasks on My Maths. Don’t forget that you can use the ‘Practice’ page first so you know what to do. It might be useful to have some paper for jottings.
In addition to the My Maths Tasks, there are also the White Rose Daily Maths tasks (with video tutorials).
To access the White Rose videos, click on the link and look for your year group.
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/
The follow up tasks are now not available from the WR website, so please click here to access them:
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The BBC Bitesize lessons are also a good way to practise your skills.