Y3 have shown a lot of maturity to quickly settle into the juniors this half term. They have produced lots of outstanding work in all subject areas; Miss Moffett and I are extremely proud of their efforts and consistently good attitude.
Halloween Fun in Year 2
We all had a spooktacular Halloween Day in Year 2 today! The children’s costumes were absolutely FANTASTIC, thank you for making such an effort to create a wonderful visual scarefest for all! We’ve had games, music, costume parades, spooky stories and dancing as well as some scary maths and phonics work.
Have a lovely half term break with the children, we are looking forward to having them back in November already.
West Boldon Lodge
Year 6 enjoyed an actioned packed day at West Boldon Lodge. We took part in a number of activities including a mini-beast hunt and pond dipping. We also made our own classification keys.
Anglo Saxon Monks
To launch our new history topic, Year 5 welcomed “That History Bloke” to St. Bede’s. We spent the morning looking at Anglo Saxon artifacts and learning all about the lives of Anglo Saxon monks.
We pledged ourselves to the life of a monk using the Anglo Saxon alphabet, then finished the morning playing morrells (an Anglo Saxon game).
The children had a brilliant morning!
Dear Year 1 – 21st September 2020
Hello Year 1,
I have put together some work for you to complete over the next week. There are packs of work available from school, as well as online. The best place to access this is in the Year 1 Google Classroom. I will be keeping in touch with you daily on there. If you need any support logging onto Google Classroom or gaining access to your account, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Work has also been allocated to every child in Active Learn and My Maths
I look forward to hearing from you all.
Miss Langley
Viking Visit September 2020
To launch our new history topic, Year 6 welcomed “That History Bloke” to St. Bede’s. We spent the morning looking at Viking artifacts and listening to the saga of Ragnar Lodbrok, a Viking King, and how he saved the fair maiden Thora from the Lingworm.
We handled replica Viking weapons, armour and shields, then finished the morning playing Tafl (a Viking game).
We learnt a lot in such a short space of time!
Curriculum Information 2020-21
Below is some very useful information about the learning procedures in Y3. It includes information on Accelerated Reading, spelling, online homework and more. I’m sure the children will have a successful and enjoyable year.
Dear Year 1 – 16th September 2020
Hello Year 1,
I have put together some work for you to complete over the next few day. There are packs of work available from school, as well as online. I have linked some of the work in this post, but the best place to access this is in the Year 1 Google Classroom. I will be keeping in touch with you daily on there. Within your pack from school there is a login card, as well as instructions on how to access the online classroom. If you have any difficulties please contact the school.
Best wishes,
Miss Langley
Wednesday 16th September 2020
Literacy
The Alphabet
Please complete the following activities:
- Watch the videos about capital letters on BBC Bitesize linked here.
- Complete the ‘Rainbow-Letters worksheet in your pack. The children write inside the outlined letters, using a coloured pencil. Then they have another go, writing the letters with a different coloured pencil. Their lines will cross over each other inside the outlines, but this does not matter. The children keep writing the letters using a different coloured pencil each time, until each letter is filled with its own ‘rainbow’.
- Extras:
‘Uppercase-and-Lowercase-Letters‘ worksheet – children circle the matching lowercase letter in each row. - ‘Capital-Letters‘ worksheet – Children colour the shapes which have a capital letter and circle the capital letters in the text.
- A game has been allocated on the Active Learn website called ‘The Alphabet’
Maths
Watch the video (linked here) from Oak National Academy. Then try and complete pages 95-102 in your maths pack.
Thursday 17th September 2020
Literacy
Peace at Last
Please complete the following activities for Literacy today.
- Read the story ‘Peace-at-Last‘.
- After you have read the story, look at the pictures on the Peace-at-Last-Comprehension. Your challenge is to cut out the six pictures and stick them, one beneath the other, in the correct order in your orange exercise book.
- Once you have stuck them in, have a look at the pictures carefully. Can you write a sentence to go with the picture or a few words describing what Mr Bear can hear.
Maths
Watch the video (linked here) from Oak National Academy. Then try and complete pages 103-110 in your maths pack.
Friday 18th September 2020
Literacy
Alphabetical Order
Please complete the following activities for Literacy today.
- Watch the videos about alphabetical order on BBC Bitesize, linked here.
- Complete the ‘Alphabet caterpillar a-to-m and n-to-z‘ worksheet in your pack. Read the words on the leaf and copy them next to the correct letter on the caterpillar.
- Extras:
Animal-Captions‘ worksheet – This work can be completed on the enlarged worksheet, or the pictures could be cut out and stuck into your orange exercise book. You will then have more space to write a caption in the book. - Dictation – Read the following sentences to your child for them to write in their orange exercise books. Remind them to check for capital letters, full stops and finger spaces.
He can jump off the step.
She ran up the cliff.
We must not sniff. - Spelling Test: Children can complete this week’s spelling test on the test page of their spelling booklet.
Maths
Watch the video (linked here) from Oak National Academy. Then try and complete pages 111-118 in your maths pack.
Junior Sport 2019-20
While traditional sports may have modified recently, there are still many, lovely moments from the early part of the academic year to look back on with pride. Our children participated in great numbers and achieved a lot. It has also been great to see children continuing to keep active at home, by doing all sorts of physical activities.
Well done everyone, enjoy a fun, active summer!
Dear Year 1 – 8th June 2020
Hello Year 1!
I hope you are all well. This week you will receive your login details for our new Google Classroom. Once you are logged in to this, we will be able to share work as well as what you have been up to.
Some work has been set up there for the week. However, just in case there are any problems getting you logged in for the first time, I will put some of the work I would like you to complete below.
Literacy
- Reading: As always, keep reading. You can find Oxford Reading Tree eBooks on Oxford Reading Buddy and Oxford Owl. Remember to take the quiz connected to the book, so I can see how well you are reading.
- Spelling: The summer term spelling are on the class website, along with a printer friendly version. You can then complete the activities connected to these spelling on Spelling Shed.
- Grammar: Please complete the ‘Grammar – Y1 A’ Test on SPaG.com.
- The Very Noisy Night by Diane Henry: Visit the Oak National Academy to listen to the story and complete the activities.
Maths
- I have allocated a task on My Maths (Position & Turning), please complete this first. There is also last week’s task (Position, Direction & Movement) if this has not been completed.
- Maths Quiz – Positions, Sections 1
- Maths Quiz – Positions, Sections 2
- Maths Quiz – Positions, Sections 3
- Activities have also been allocated to Abacus Active Learn.
Hopefully these will get you off to a good start if there are any problems. Further work has been set for Science, Health and Wellbeing on Google Classroom.
Back to School
This week we will be welcoming some of you back into school. Things do look a little different in our class to what they normally do. I was in our classroom last week removing some resources and moving desks around. It was very strange being in there without you all. We can’t have as many children in class at the moment, so you have now been put into ‘bubbles’. Some of you will come to school on Wednesday and some on Thursday. Some will be in our Y1 classroom and some will be in the Y2 classroom. I have added some pictures below so you can see. You will be welcomed back by Mrs Mackley and Mrs Dunn, and will be completing activities I have set for you with them.
I have added a daily routine and an eBook that you may like to read, about returning to school.
I can’t wait to talk to you all soon on Google Classroom!
Take care,
Mrs McVittie
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