Nelson St Philip's CofE Primary SchoolClass Wycoller
Welcome to our home learning zone!
Dear Parents,
I hope this finds you safe and well and I hope that it is going smoothly at home with all of the changes in our current climate. Attached is a document which may help you to plan your child's day.
Each day, I will post a collection of maths and English work for you to complete with your child. How you plan your day with your child is what suits your household best.
We understand that it will be difficult for you to mark and help them with their work each day. I have tried to add answers to questions wherever possible. Let children attempt the task, share the answers and allow children the opportunity to work out where they went wrong.
It would be great to see some photos of children completing tasks at home. Please E-mail them to me.
If there are any questions, comments or worries, please E-mail me at the following address:
wycoller@st-philips.lancs.sch.uk
My prayers and thoughts are with you all and your families at this difficult time.
Kind regards.
Mrs Macdonald
Read Zayna's poem
Look at Zulaykha's fantastic art work:
Ideas for physical activities at home;
Try the following websites:
- https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1/videos?app=desktop
- https://family.gonoodle.com/channels/zumba-kids
- https://www.youtube.com/user/CosmicKidsYoga
- Gymnastics at home
- I - moves
- Just dance
Any opportunities for the children to do this should be taken. Activities could include:
- Throwing underarm and overarm to a target (another person catching, a object on the floor, into a cardboard box, a cup etc);
- Throwing and catching a varity of different objects (tennis balls, footballs, pingpong ball, bean bags, balled up gloves etc);
- Catching one- and two-handed;
- Bowling to hit a target;
- Using a variety of bats and raquets to hit a ball (rounders bat, cricket bat, tennis raquet, rolled up newspaper or magazine). Generally, the larger the surface area and the nearer to the hand, the easier it is to use accurately - so a table tennis bat is easier to hit with than a baseball bat);
- Jumping over objects from standing or from running;
- Kicking a ball against a wall;
- Throwing something into the air and counting the number of claps you can do before catching it again;
- Running longer distances to build stamina or shorter distances to build speed;
- Skipping (with and without ropes);
- Walking along narrow surfaces (could be flat on the floor, but a narrow path marked by two ropes or lengths of string);
- Copying and / or creating simple dance movements to music or videos.
Try the following site for ideas for the whole family:
Fun exercise for the whole family
13th - 17th July 2020
This week, our home learning theme is moving up and you are awesome:
Home learning for the week:
Monday 13th July 2020
Tuesday 14th July 2020
Wednesday 15th July 2020
Thursday 16th July 2020
Friday 17th July 2020
6th July to 10th July 2020
This week, our home learning theme is wonderful wizards and moving up:
Documents for the week:
Monday 7th July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English:
See link above
Other areas of learning:
Tuesday 8th July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English:
Read about William Shakespeare
Other areas of learning:
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Wednesday 9th July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English:
Choose the link at the top of the page.
Other areas of learning:
Thursday 9th July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English:
See link above
Other areas of learning:
PSHE FIRST IMPRESSIONS COUNT
Friday 8th July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English:
See link above
Other areas of learning:
29th June - 3rd July 2020
This week, our home learning theme is dragons
Documents for the week:
Monday 29th June 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
Reading:
Reading text - Dawn at midnight
Science
Tuesday 30th June 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
Reading
Other areas
Wednesday 1st July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English:
Other areas of learning:
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History (lost at sea):
Thursday 2nd July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English
See the abve link on dragons
Check your knowledge of the 5/6 spelling list
Other areas
RE
Consider the following questions:
- How does having faith affect a believer’s lifestyle?
- How does having faith affect choices, careers or hobbies etc.?
- Look at the lives of one of the following extraordinary people of faith
- What can you find out about them?
- How do/or did they show their faith?
- Terry Waite
- Vincent de Paul
- Ignatius Loyola
- Maximilian Kolbe
- Desmond Tutu
- Sister Frances Dominica
- Martin Luther King
- Bono
- Nick Vujicic
- Jesse Owens
- Neymar
- Daniel Sturridge
Friday 3rd July 2020
Maths:
Don't forget your fluent in five and daily reasoning.
English:
PSHE:
22nd - 26th June 2020
This week our home learning theme is Castles:
English:
Maths:
Science:
Other areas of learning:
PSHE - ZOOS
15th - 19th June 2020
This week our home learning theme is Bees
Weekly learning:
Monday 15th June 2020
Maths
English
Science
Tuesday 16th June 2020
Maths
Tuesday fluent in five answers
English
Reading
ART
Geography
Learn about the Alps and take the quiz
Wednesday 17th June 2020
English
Reading comprehension - you will need Tuesday's text
Maths
Art
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PSHE
Thursday 18th June 2020
Maths
Converting miles to kilometres
English
Other activities
Find out more about Windrush day and try the activities:
Geography
Friday 19th June 2020
Maths
English
D/T
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zp79wmn
Watch this clip about different materials that bikes are made from and why.
Can you make a bee out of different recyclable materials in your house?
What will you make the wings from and why?
Have you got lollipop sticks saved from ice lollies to make bee puppets to entertain your family?
Currency