# Tuesday 12th May 2020

This week, Miss Carter will be available to answer questions related to your home learning between 9:00am – 11:00am and 3:00pm – 5:00pm on Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday, I’ll be available 11-1 and 3-5. Please contact me via the class web page email, which is:

ADDITIONALLY, PLEASE SEND US THE TWO PHOTOS FOR THE YEARBOOK, AS DETAILED ON THE CLASS PAGE. The sooner the better! Thank you.

Begin your day with some exercise Below are some websites that you could use: Joe Wicks - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ Supermovers- https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/just-for-fun-collection/z7tymfr This is the link to the ‘just for fun’ part of the site. There are tons of videos here (including some relating to some highly questionable football teams)- take your pick!
Assembly I’ve uploaded another set of singalong videos, links to which you can find on the home learning hub on the ‘children’ drop-down menu on the school website.
English Firstly, please go onto spelling shed https://play.edshed.com using the login in details you’ve been sent on marvellous me ( the first week we were closed.) When you login in and click on play, you’ll see I’ve set you a list of words to work on. You can access others by following links. L.O. To use speech in a newspaper correctly https://www.literacyshed.com/megacity.html I had to paste the above into the browser- don’t know why… So, this week we’re going to try a different kind of writing, based on an animation I found. Today we’re going to get to know the animation. The animation is actually an advert for James Wellbeloved dog food! 1) Watch the animation again. Enjoy. 2) Today we’re going to recap the main features of a newspaper report. Go through the powerpoint provided today to remind you. Look at how the example text has been labelled. I have uploaded this week’s First News (yesterday). Choose an article from there, print and Use the features list provide if you’d like to. If you can’t print out, just label the features. write down which features it has and an example if possible. Now it’s time to decide on a headline for your article. Look at the document called 3) ‘Examples of headlines’. You could play this online game to help you: https://www.funenglishgames.com/writinggames/newspaper.html Choose several headlines- perhaps using alliteration, word play, rhyming or a pun. 4) You could even (with permission) cut letters out of a real newspaper if you have one, to make your headlines look authentic.
Either continue with the White Rose maths	Or take your pick from these if you fancy a change..
Maths Starter –see the file marked’ Day 2 Tuesday 12th May’. The first page is easier and the second is harder. They are problems to get your brain thinking. I will post the answers tomorrow along with the next set of problems. The answers to yesterday are with today’s problems!	These lessons have been put together by the BBC and the maths ones use 1 or more short videos and then a number of tasks, often finishing with an online game or similar. I don’t mind which ones you choose- most of the topics we have looked at in school before. The 20th lessons started on April and they are all