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Cameron Music Cameron Class have composed a piece of music in C Major

October Math Work

PGL 2021

Song 1 Backing Track

Song 1

Song 2 Backing Track

Song 2

Song 3 Backing Track

Song 3

Song 4 Backing Track

Song 4

Song 5 Backing Track

Song 5

Dona Nobis Pacem Performance track

Song 7 Backing Track

Song 7

Song 8 Backing Track

Song 8

Song 9 Backing Track

Song 9

Song 10 Backing Track

Song 10

Please listen and learn!

4th March

5th March

Wake up and get fit! Joe Wicks does 3 live PE lessons a week- Mon/Wed/Fri. Although we are in our lesson part way through you could always do it after, or save it and then do it tomorrow before our class zoom (that is what I am going to do!)

DON’T FORGET TO READ DAILY!

THIS WEEK IT IS STEM WEEK- & WORLD BOOK DAY

Friday 5^th March

Our last day of lockdown learning.

I wanted to thank you all, and your parents for being absolutely amazing and working so hard- you really are SUPERSTARS.

Maths:

Zoom- 9.15am

Lesson: We will be continuing our learning on fractions.

There are some links to support your learning- they are repeated from yesterday in case you need to watch again/ catch up before moving on.

Cool: Recap Fractions of a set of objects (2) https://vimeo.com/510590763

Warm: Fraction of an amount https://vimeo.com/515270073

Hot: Fraction of an amount https://vimeo.com/480708159

IF YOU DIDN'T DO MATHS YESTERDAY- DO YESTERDAY'S SHEETS PLEASE.

Look back at previous clips if you are unsure of anything. Email me if you cannot find them and I will direct you to where they are.

The sheets are in the folder- Friday 5^th March & Select which level is for you, and don’t forget, if you have started on and it is too easy/ hard, stop and choose another one. ( cool- not confident, warm- ok, hot- confident)

The spicy challenges are ONLY TO BE ATTEMPTED AFTER THE OTHER WORK IS COMPLETED IF YOU HAVE TIME.

I would also like you to complete 10 minutes of Mathletics – this can be done now or later.

Please could you make sure that you are MARKING them please. This is essential for YOU to see if you getting them right. Sometimes we think we are right when we aren’t…and vice versa sometimes we think we can’t do it and we can! I will continue to post the answer sheet the day after- and you must start your session by marking your answers from the day before and then completing any corrections. ( this could always be done just before the zoom session at 9.15?)

Maybe have a quick brain break have another drink of water and a snack, to boost your brain for the next 45 mins.

Literacy

Zoom; 10.30 – we will watch a clip to help us with our story writing.

Lesson : I would like you to continue with your 500 word story.

Think about the following, are you remembering to include/ check:

Atmosphere?
Dialogue between characters?
Showing what your character is like? How?
The correct tense
Describing settings in detail?
At least 3 similes, metaphors and personification
That your sentences are grammatically correct? Do they make sense?
A variety of punctuation?
AMBITIOUS vocabulary choices.

Keep READING IT THROUGH

What are 2 or 3 things that you could add to your writing now to improve it?

Maybe have a quick brain break at 11.15- have another drink of water and a snack, to boost your brain for the next 45 mins

Lunch 12-1pm

Afternoon Learning.

Lexia activity 1pm-1.30pm

Zoom 1.30pm – RE – Your work is in today’s folder.

PE- 2.30

I hope that you have a lovely day of learning, and a great weekend,

I WILL SEE YOU ALL ON MONDAY- YAY!

Mrs Sheraton

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Thursday 4^th March World Book Day

Maths: I am attaching maths work - but only one sheet today!

Zoom- 9.15am

During the morning- I would like to try to write a class story- where we each write a bit and pass it on….. not sure how well this will work - but let’s have a go! We will talk about it in our meeting and then maybe I will start it off and then email it to one of you- you then email it back to me, I will then pass it on to the next person, and so on! ( eek!) ( we might have to continue next week )

Lesson:

I am giving you the option of completing the maths sheet if you would like. If not, go straight onto the links below and suggestions, if you are completing the maths, complete the sheet and then if you have time click on the links below.

https://www.worldbookday.com/online-masterclasses/ Have a look at the authors that interest you.

https://www.worldbookday.com/world-of-stories/ always stuck for what to read- have a sneaky peek.

Please still mark your work from yesterday please.

Literacy

Zoom; 10.30 WORLD BOOK DAY

Lesson :

I thought I would give you the opportunity to explore different stories and ideas, so here are some links;

https://www.worldbookday.com/online-masterclasses/interactive-picture-books/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/live-lessons/world-book-day-2021-live-lesson/z2thm39

There is a live This 30-minute Live Lesson, hosted by CBBC's Ben Shires and Bitesize Daily's Mr Smith and tied into key curriculum objectives for Key Stage 2/2nd Level, will be live right here on BBC Teach and on the CBBC channel on the morning of 4th March 2021 at 11:30am.

You might also want to have a look at this link;

https://www.worldbookday.com/2020/03/book-ideas-hub-brilliant-stay-at-home-ideas-free-resources/

Use this time to get lost in a book, write a book review, listen to a story online, listen to our stories online, watch newsround, or a sports report. Or continue with your own story.

Why not create your own comic story? Re-design our book area in school- what could it have- what could it look like?

Lunch 12-1pm

Afternoon Learning.

Lexia activity 1pm-1.30pm

Zoom -1.30 I am really sorry but will be attending Maths training again this afternoon- so I am afraid that there will not be a Zoom session.

Your learning for the afternoon is;

I am suggesting a range of activities, please don't think that you need to complete all of it this afternoon. It is also up to you the order in which you complete it. Don't forget to read as well!

Geography

Complete your Geography work from Tuesday.

Computing

Log into Purple Mash and complete the 2Do '2Code'

WALT: Use variables, timers, and if statements to loop between night and day scenes.

WALT: create a night and day scene by making the sun rise and set.

WALT: Make the sun rise and set repeatedly by creating a variable.

WALT: Debug a challenge

You will be using 2Code to program to add a timer, change the background colour and show and hide the sun to make the day and night appear. Work through all of the challenges set. If you are secure with this and you have completed the tasks- you can then move onto 2Do Vehicles. We are working towards you creating your own computer program using 2Code.

AND

Complete any work that you haven’t finished. I will say that you have until Friday the 12^th March to hand it in. (That will be your homework too!)

If you have time;

Geography... If you have time...

Find various objects around the house such as food, clothes, toys and books and identify where they were made and then look on the map- see how far they have travelled. Make a list of these objects and the country they link you to.

I will see you tomorrow!

Mrs Sheraton

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Wednesday 3^rd March

Maths:

Zoom- 9.15am We are continuing to learn about fractions.

Cool- Recap Fractions of a set of objects (1) https://vimeo.com/510395871

Warm; Multiply mixed numbers by integers https://vimeo.com/514249890

Hot: Four rules with fractions https://vimeo.com/480708159

Lesson:

IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT THAT YOU ARE SECURE IN YOUR LEARNING BEFORE MOVING ON- IF YOU ARE A LITTLE WOBBLY- GO BACK AND WATCH PREVIOUS CLIPS AND COMPLETE A PREVIOUS WORKSHEET THAT YOU HAVE NOT FINSIHED.

MARK YOUR WORK BEFORE YOU START THE NEXT PIECE OF WORK

The sheets are in the folder- 3^rd March Select which level is for you, and don’t forget, if you have started on and it is too easy/ hard, stop and choose another one. ( cool- not confident, warm- ok, hot- confident)

The spicy challenges are ONLY TO BE ATTEMPTED AFTER THE OTHER WORK IS COMPLETED IF YOU HAVE TIME.

I would also like you to complete 10 minutes of Mathletics – this can be done now or later.

Literacy

Zoom; 10.30 – Launch of our own Cameron Class 500 word competition.

Lesson : It is World Book Day Tomorrow.

Around this time there would be a ‘500 word’ writing competition too. There isn’t one this year…so we are going to do our own!

I thought because it is our own that you could write whatever you wanted!

‘Help!’ I hear some of you cry…but help is here. I thought I would attach a link to previous winning stories which are read by celebrities to give you some ideas. ( we will listen to a couple together as well)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08h07lr

I am also attaching some prompts which were given out last year- they are in the folder 3^rd March.

Still stuck for inspiration…. https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/live-lessons/500-words-2020-live-lesson/zn7jkmn

This is a competition!!!!

You will not be able to write your story in one session… I would like your entries given to me on 12^th March please. Good Luck and enjoy! Put all of the skills that you have been learning about in literacy over the last few weeks into your story. We will think about what we need for a story.

You are welcome to include illustrations with your story as well.

Lunch 12-1pm

Afternoon Learning.

Lexia activity 1pm-1.30pm – If it doesn’t work (only a certain number of children in the school can be on it at the same time) read instead and try again later.

Zoom 1.30pm –Art and Music With Mrs Lovatt-Young

Tomorrow it is WORLD BOOK DAY-

I did think that to celebrate instead of dressing up (which you are welcome to) you could select a story background or something similar!

Have a great day of learning. See you tomorrow!

Mrs Sheraton

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Tuesday 2^nd March

Don't forget to do a Daily Five.

Maths:

Zoom- 9.15am

Lesson: We will be continuing our learning on fractions MARK YOUR WORK BEFORE YOU START THE NEXT PIECE OF WORK

There are some links to support your learning;

Cool Subtract from whole amounts https://vimeo.com/508878193

Warm Multiply non-unit fractions by an integer

Hot Divide fractions by integers (2) https://vimeo.com/480707655

The sheets are in the folder-. Select which level is for you, and don’t forget, if you have started on and it is too easy/ hard, stop and choose another one. ( cool- not confident, warm- ok, hot- confident)

I would also like you to complete 10 minutes of Mathletics – this can be done now or later.

Make sure that you stop at about 10.15 to allow yourself have a break- drink a glass of water- get a snack.

Literacy

Zoom:

Lesson : WALT: use specific vocabulary to set the scene and create atmosphere.

Think back the description from yesterday – what kinds of words created atmosphere? Write them down.

Your Task is to: Write your own description of a walk through a scary setting, such as a dark wood. use the senses - sound, touch, sight, etc - to describe the setting. Referring to a noise made by a ‘thing’ or a ‘creature’ helps build up the suspense and makes the reader wonder what is making the noise. Use the picture to help you.

Maybe have a quick brain break at 11.15- have another drink of water and a snack, to boost your brain for the next 45 mins.

Lunch 12-1pm

Afternoon Learning.

Lexia activity 1pm-1.30pm – If it doesn’t work (only a certain number of children in the school can be on it at the same time) read instead and try again later.

Zoom 1.30pm – Geography

WALT: explore the different countries that make up the United Kingdom.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/geography-ks1--ks2-the-united-kingdom/zhtgrj6

WALT: explore the different countries that are in Europe.

We are also going to look at the countries that fought in World War II

Geography of World War two.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/history-ks2-geography-of-world-war-two/zv99rj6

We hear from an eye-witness called Anna, who tells us how her family had to flee to Austria when the bombing started in Budapest and how frightening the whole experience was for her.

Then I would like you to follow this link;

http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/war/sides.html which highlights the countries who fought in World War II and which side they were on. Make a mind map and note down the countries for your book. ( I don’t mind if you copy it from the website)

I would like you to spend some time looking at the countries in Europe- https://www.google.com/maps/@46.642948,12.0963,4.75z Where are they located? Are they land locked? How big are they? Etc.

I would like you to choose a country in Europe to fins out a bit more- we will share these next week when we are back in school- and display them on our display board- so please take care with your presentation.

Include facts such as: climate, what is the weather like there? Is it hot or cold there? Is it near the equator or the poles? location- where is it? Which oceans or seas are nearby? What would we see there? What is natural? Population, Who (people) and what (animals and plants) live there?

Monday 1^st March

Good Morning Cameron Class,

I hope that you had a good weekend. Here is your learning for the day.

Maths

Zoom- 9.15am

Lesson: We will be continuing our learning on fractions. MARK YOUR WORK BEFORE YOU START THE NEXT PIECE OF WORK

There are some links to support your learning;

Cool Subtract 2 fractions https://vimeo.com/507597199

Warm Multiply unit fractions by an integer https://vimeo.com/475426110

Hot Divide fractions by integers (1) https://vimeo.com/476254074

The sheets are in the folder- 1^st March . Select which level is for you, and don’t forget, if you have started on and it is too easy/ hard, stop and choose another one. ( cool- not confident, warm- ok, hot- confident) There are no spicy challenges at the moment- just challenges within each area)

I would also like you to complete 10 minutes of Mathletics – this can be done now or later.

Maybe have a quick brain break during your maths- or aim to finish at 10.20 and have a drink of water and a snack, to boost your brain.

Literacy

Zoom 10.30: –

Lesson : Your Task is to: Think about the scene that the author has set…. A scary setting. In Chapter 3

Write a diary entry for the day Carrie goes to Druid’s Bottom for the first time. How does the author make it feel scary? Include details about what she saw, heard and felt as she walked there.

Finish the entry with her thoughts about the noise of something or someone that she hears. What did she think it was, (before she found out the truth)?

For homework- listen to Chapter 4.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/school-radio/english-ks1--ks2-episode4-carries-war/zmnfqp3

Maybe have a quick brain break at 11.15- have another drink of water and a snack, to boost your brain for the next 45 mins.

Lunch 12-1pm

Lexia activity 1pm-1.30pm

Assembly 1pm

Afternoon Learning.

There will be no Zoom session

Science I would like you to complete the next lesson in Light.

WALT understand what is reflection and how we can use it.

In this lesson, we will be learning about reflection! We will learn about reflective and non-reflective materials and their uses. Then we will look at two different types of reflection: specular and diffuse reflection. Then we will learn the law of reflection. For this lesson, you will need a pencil, a piece of paper and a ruler.

Please follow this link

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/what-is-reflection-and-how-can-we-use-it-6mt3gd

As always, if you have any other work that you need to complete, use this afternoon to complete it.. we have a busy week ahead!

Mrs Sheraton

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3rd March- Literacy

3rd March

Wednesday 3rd March Music and DT Learning Information

In Music this week we are continuing to learn to sing a piece of music called Dona Nobis Pacem (Give Us Peace). Listen to the performance track and try singing it. Open the Word document below to guide you through this music learning.

In DT this term you will design and hopefully make and evaluate something that links to your WWII topic.

You can choose whether you want to design a gas mask, an aeroplane or an Anderson shelter (or you can suggest a different artefact). You will need to decide what the purpose of your design is; this is called 'the brief' eg

The gas mask must fit a child's head, must be comfortable to wear for 15 minutes and must not allow the wearer to smell anything outside the mask.

The plane must be at least 30cm long, fly a distance of at least 2 metres and should be able to land without disintegrating.

The Anderson Shelter must be waterproof and must withhold a 1kg weight being placed on it.

Follow the Word document below for the item you have chosen to design and complete each section as you design, make and evaluate your item.

24th February Music and DT Learning Resources

Dona Nobis Pacem Echo Track

Spellings

1st March

2nd March

26th February- extra sheets that you need and French

25th February - Daily Five ( and ans from yesterday)

25th & 26th February Fractions ( Yesterday's are underneath)

24th February Fractions (scroll down for yesterday's ones)

24th February- Five a Day- Yesterday's Answers and Today's New Ones.

23rd February

22nd February

Lotus Flower Art

Taj Mahal Art

Elephant Art

Look at our own versions of our Solar System & other Space work

Friday 12th February

Thursday 11th February

Wednesday 10th February

Tuesday 9th February

Monday 8th February

Friday 5th February

Thursday 4th February

Wednesday 3rd February Music and Art Learning

Wednesday 3rd February

Tuesday 2nd February

Monday 1st February

Friday 29th January

Thursday 28th January

Wednesday 27th January

Music and Art learning 27th January

Tuesday 26th January

Monday 25th January

Thursday 21st January & Friday 22nd January

Music and Art Learning for 20th January

Wednesday 20th January

Tuesday 19th January

Monday 18th January

Thursday 14th January + Friday 15th January

Wednesday 13th January

French 15th January

Music and Art Learning, Wednesday 13th January

Dear Cameron Class,

For Music today, please listen again to the Poverty Knock audio clip (still available under last week's learning below) and try to sing along. Open the 'Instruments of the Orchestra' Word document below and look at how an orchestra is split into instrument families and where they sit. Answer the questions and return the sheet to me by Friday 15th January please.

For Art, you are going to draw an object in your house, really concentrating on everything you have learned about light and shade. Look at the pdf 'Drawing an Artefact' and follow the instructions on the slides. Please return your work to me by Friday 15th January.

All work can be emailed to: cameron@shoreham.kent.sch.uk

I am looking forward to receiving your work.

Mrs Lovatt-Young

Music and Art Learning Wednesday 13th January

Tuesday 12th January

Monday 11th January

Friday 8th January ( after you have completed Thurs work)

Thursday 7th January

Wednesday 6th January Art and Music

Dear Cameron Class

I am looking forward to seeing you for our Art and Music learning zoom on Wednesday at 1.30pm. If your parents have let me know that you will not be attending, then I will know not to expect you. However, you do need to complete the learning even if you are not on the zoom.

For Art, please read through the powerpoint 'Rich and Poor Victorians' and then, using pencil and paper, draw a rich and a poor Victorian based on the photographs included. Think about hairstyles, clothes, accessories (handbags, scarves etc). You can choose if they are adults or children.

For Music, listen to the audio track 'Poverty Knocks' and follow along with the score (the sheet music) open, thinking about the words, the rhythm, the character of the music. This song is about poor Victorians who have to work in a mill. Open the document 'Poverty Knocks Music Task' and answer each question.

Send me your art and music work by Friday 8th January at 4.00pm please.

Best wishes

Mrs Lovatt-Young

Wednesday 6th January Audio Track - Poverty Knocks

Wednesday 6th January Music and Art

Wednesday 6th January Math Documents

Tuesday 5th January

Times Tables

Our Very Own Math Games!

Maths game- James.pptx

Friday 11th December

Wednesday 9th

Thursday 10th & Friday 11th

Wednesday 16th December & Thursday 17th December

Maths Warm up- MAthletics/ Times tables

Please complete any work that you haven't already completed.

I have added some more Christmas math activities for you to complete. Make sure that you follow the clues step by step ( work out which clue you need to read & work out first, and then the next and the next and so on.)

Then can you make your own problem for someone else to solve.

Literacy

Please follow the link and continue what you have started ( complete one lesson per day)

https://classroom.thenational.academy/units/a-christmas-carol-by-charles-dickens-94bb

Spellings: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/zt932nb

Lunch

In the afternoons complete some of your own learning- what are you interested in?

Have you completed all of the learning on here?

In class we are making some Christmas activities in the afternoon.

We are using a toilet roll to then decorate- something Christmassy. Google some ideas. Or think of your own! We area also making a Christmas card.

Have a good day

Mrs Sheraton

Monday 14th December & Tuesday 15th December

Maths:

Warm up- Mathletics

Please complete any previous work before starting any new pieces.

I have attached a variety of Christmas themed maths for you to work through.

Literacy:

Please follow the link and continue what you have started ( complete one lesson per day)

https://classroom.thenational.academy/units/a-christmas-carol-by-charles-dickens-94bb

Spellings: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/zt932nb

Lunch

Geography: Geography skills - using a compass and understanding grid references

Complete the following learning. Please take care with your presentation so that it can be stuck into your topic book.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z38pm39

Science: Electricity- Check that you know everything

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zw7q96f

Have a fun two days of learning....

Mrs Sheraton

Friday 11th December

Happy Friday!

I am putting your learning up for the day- as always....if you have finished your work for the day- and haven't finished any pervious work either do that first or after!

Literacy:

Have you finished your playscript?

Have you completed the literacy from yesterday?

If so, follow the link here and complete the learning provided.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/units/a-christmas-carol-by-charles-dickens-94bb

Maths: Please complete the sheet provided- or finish any work that you haven't done from the previous few days.

Spellings: Complete the following https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z3mktv4

Lunch:

I will put your work up for this afternoon later this morning.

I hope that you have a fun day of learning and have a great weekend.

Mrs Sheraton

Wednesday 9th December & Thursday 10th December

I am setting work for Wednesday and Thursday so

Good Morning Cameron Class. I hope that you had a good day of learning yesterday.

9.00-9.15am- if you are able to go onto YouTube and find a 15 minute PE with Joe work out to wake you up!

Maths:

Warm up: Mathletics

Times tables.

Today we are going to be moving onto Translations.

Depending on whether you are feeling warm or hot- watch the video link https://vimeo.com/481216178

Then select the PPT you feel comfortable with and then complete the work. If you have finished, then why don't you try another section for today.

Tomorrow we are looking at Reflections.

Once again , watch the video clip https://vimeo.com/481620188

Then select the PPT you feel comfortable with and then complete the work. If you have finished, then why don't you try another section for today.

Literacy

Look at these two pictures.

What do they tell us about the Industrial Revolution in Victorian Britain? Brainstorm your ideas and then use them to write;

Wednesday: A detailed setting description.

Thursday : A report explaining what life was like for poor people living in this time ( on the streets ) and a rich person living in this time.

I am including the work for Wednesday and Thursday- you may choose which way round you complete the work.

Topic- History:

Industrial revolution- What changed? What was it like? (you might want to do this on Wednesday because it might help you with your work on Thursday in Literacy)

Watch a couple of clips below. - Make notes to imagine what it would have been like. Now choose a particular area to focus in more detail and create a factfile which could go on display in the classroom.

Bitesize- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zcjxhyc/resources/1

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/history-ks1--ks2-explain-this-industrialisation/zmmx6v4

Science;- Watch the clip about Micro organisms https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zfxxsbk/articles/zsgtrwx

And then create a poster that could be displayed in school to remind children of the importance of washing their hands properly!

Computing; Please continue your 2Logo learning online

I hope that you have a good day of learning. Please email if you have any problems.

Mrs Sheraton

Tuesday 7^th December

Good Morning Cameron Class. I hope that you had a good day of learning yesterday.

Our Class Play is on Thursday 17^th December in the afternoon.

9.00-9.15am- if you are able to go onto YouTube and find a 15 minute PE with Joe work out to wake you up!

9.15-9.45am- Maths Zoom

Maths- WALT: describe, identify and plot coordinates on 4 quadrants.

We are going to continue our learning about coordinates and are connoting our reading of co ordinates in 4 quadrants.

If you are not feeing confident enough- please recap on yesterday’s learning- and don’t panic, we can go over anything that you haven’t understood over the last couple of weeks in class when we return.

Please watch the video clip to get you started: https://vimeo.com/481215270

I am also attaching another ppt which I would like you to follow before starting your task.

Once you are ready please complete the sheets provided. Are you feeling warm, hot or spicy?

10.30- 11am – Literacy Zoom

Literacy: WALT: write a playscript

Continue to write your playscript. The ones that I have seen so far are FAB!
If you have finished this, Please respond to the picture by thinking about these questions, and then answering them in detail.

Question time!

Do you think technology is a good thing or a bad thing? Can it be both?

Would you rather live in a city or in the countryside?

What can we do in the future to look after our planet? What do you do already?

If you could ask the world a question, what would it be?

Spelling:- We will do our test today! From last weeks spellings….(ceiling, fierce, deceit, convenient, received, etc) You didn’t remind me!!!

Here are your new spellings: Homophones & Near Homophones: Nouns that end in -ce/-cy and verbs that end in -se/-sy

advice advise device devise licence license practice practise prophecy prophesy

Lunch

Zoom 1.30pm-2pm

We will look at the play again this afternoon during our Zoom session. Class play Thursday 17^th PM.

A little extra: How do Christmas lights work?- https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/terrific-scientific/how-do-bulbs-work/zmtn8xs

Computing: Please log into Purple Mash and complete the 2 Logo in the 2DO section. ( continued from last week)

I have set you an additional task too!

Forgot what an algorithm is?

Recap by watching this clip: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zs7s4wx/articles/zqrq7ty

2Logo is a simple computer programming language to control a 'turtle'. You will be learning about the many commands which can be used in order to explore shapes, programming and algorithms.

Following on from last week, can you programme the turtle to move. Can you extend your learning here and move onto one of the other activities afterwards?

Monday 7^th December

Good Morning Cameron Class. I hope that you had a good weekend.

9.00-9.15am- if you are able to go onto YouTube and find a 15 minute PE with Joe work out to wake you up!

9.15-9.45am- Maths Zoom

Maths- Today you are learning about co-ordinates.

Watch the following ppt/ clip to get you started and remind you of quadrants. https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-6/week-13-geometry-position-direction/

I am also attaching another ppt which you can follow if you need more support.

Once you are ready please complete the sheets provided. There are a couple of sheets for each section.... please complete as much as you can in the given time.

Are you feeling warm, hot or spicy? If you are feeling Spicy, maybe start with the hot and then move on.

10.30- 11am – Literacy Zoom

Literacy – Today and tomorrow you are going to be writing your own mini playscript based in the Victorian times. It could be based on a story that you know…ie Oliver Twist/ the work house/ children working in Victorian times, or it could be based on Maggie May and The Match factory that we watched in History. Or it could be completely made up and based on your own characters/ story.

We will discuss it further in our class Zoom- but as a starter you could be thinking of ideas.

You need to think about;

The story- what is going to happen? Is it going to grip people?
How many characters you have got- and who they are/ what are they like? These will be your cast. ( don’t have too many)
The layout of a playscript (use the one that we have got for our class assembly)
Are you going to have a narrator?
Keep asking yourself- would someone want to watch it?

Spelling:- some of us confuse the ch and the sh sounds – please watch the following link. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z8f3qhv

If you know that you are secure with these spellings, please could you be continuing to learn spellings from the middle of your reading record book.

Grammar- please remind yourself of fronted adverbials…. And then remember to put them in your writing!! https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zwwp8mn/articles/zp937p3

Lunch

Zoom 1.30pm-2pm – we will start to run through the assembly so please make sure that you know your lines.

Keep learning your lines this afternoon please.

Science: Please follow the link below and choose one of the scientists to learn about. Make notes and create a fact sheet about the scientist. You must include- who they are. What did they invent? How has it impacted on the way we live?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/science-ks2-discovering-the-work-of-Michael-Faraday/zj7f47h

If you were a scientist -what would you invent???

Have a good day of learning.....

Mrs Sheraton

Tuesday 8th December

Maths 7th December

Answers for Monday's maths

Online Learning from 26th Nov- 4th December

RE for 4th December

Is the Christmas Story true.pptx

DT for 2nd December

Math Answers

Math for Everyone today. There is an extension of you get to it.

Work for everyone Mon & Tues ( work through the sheets- Choose either Y5 or 6 depending on how confident you are)

A Spicy challenge if you're up for it!

Online Learning 26 & 27th November

Website work 26th & 27th Nov.docx

Answers

Warm

Hot

Spicy

French

French ppt Friday.ppt

Thursday 26th November Math

Holiday Homework suggestions.

As promised, here are some suggestions of what you could do if you are bored and fancy a challenge in the holidays.

All of the learning during lockdown is in each section, in a word document labelled with that weeks date on i.e.- Monday 29^th June- Friday 3^rd July. This word document will then be in the section labelled 3^rd July. Please look back at any previous learning that you think you may have missed.

The Art and Music which was here is in the 6th July folder.

Maths

Revisit previous sections of maths that we have covered during lockdown- are there any sheets that you haven’t completed? Maybe you didn’t do the extension sheet at the time...now is the time you could do it.
Work through the packs that I sent in an email to your parents.
There are some transition packs on here that you could work through.
There are some SATs style questions.
There are some REALLY useful maths sheets in the 'More Holiday Homework' section- these will prepare you for starting back in September.
What about these maths challenges-

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z387kty

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zknp7yc

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z6csm39

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zbh4ydm

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zbdwg7h

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zk66dp3

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zhspf4j

Literacy ideas

Go outside- take photographs of what is around you- write about them
Look back at your notes on our poetry writing this term- write some different poems
Write a letter to someone you don’t usually write to
Write some diary entries
Write your own story
Make your own comic book

Watch the following book club clips- and answer the questions.

Bitesize Daily Book Club: Be Amazing! An inspiring Guide to Being Your Own Champion by Sir Chris Hoy

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7vxdp3

Bitesize Daily Book Club: The Extraordinary Life of Katherine Johnson by Devika Jina

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zyx3hcw

Bitesize Daily Book Club: Macbeth Retold by Marcia Williams

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z9c9ydm

Reading:

Summer Reading Challenge: https://summerreadingchallenge.org.uk/reading-club

Various Subjects:

Paignton Zoo https://www.paigntonzoo.org.uk/education-clubs/wild-at-home-education-activities?gclid=Cj0KCQjwo6D4BRDgARIsAA6uN1_fRAKzToLnod8TtpRKW-pmIXns3qFyM7bfSvy0ylFT13qKHlb8sCcaAmEdEALw_wcB

Who were the Anglo Saxons- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zmyrcqt

I hope that you find these useful- please don't feel that you have to complete them all!

I hope you have a FANTASTIC summer break- and I look forward to seeing you in September.

Mrs Sheraton

Holiday Homework

More Holiday Homework

Look at what we have been up to...

All the learning from here is in the appropriate sections...see above for instructions.

I am leaving a few bits on here

Friday 17^th July

Good Morning Cameron Class.

You know what to do now…here are your suggestions for the day!

9.00am -Find an old Joe Wicks work out to do- or make up your own.

9.30- 10.30am Literacy - Have you?

Written your story/ poem/ descriptive piece of the picture ‘A Dangerous Pet’? You could have also written a persuasive piece of writing, persuading your parent to let you keep a dangerous pet!
Written a letter to someone in our class/school saying goodbye, if so, have you emailed it to me? Or could you write another one.
Did you complete your comic strip?
Did you compete your writing comparing the two plays that we have looked at?
I would then like you to write a page of a diary entry reflecting your time during lockdown. Include comments about the work that you have competed, work that you have particularly enjoyed. What other things you have done. Thoughts feelings. Everything! It can be longer than a page.

Just make sure that you reflect your journey over the last few months.

Write a goodbye letter to somebody in the class/school. It could be to a friend or member of staff. Remember how to set out a letter correctly. And remember to sign your name at the end (something which we keep forgetting!! ) I would really like it if you could email it to me, and then I can forward it onto the person.

When you have completed all of your pieces of writing:

Proofread your writing from the week. You can use a dictionary to check the spelling of any words that you found challenging. This will also enable you to check that the meaning of the word is suitable for the sentence.

Spellings:

Organise these synonyms from slowest to fastest: quickly, speedily, swiftly, hurriedly & in a flash .
Create a word bank about an animal of their choice which includes verbs, adverbs and expanded noun phrases. They can use this for their poetry writing.
Choose 5 more Y5/6 spellings ( list is on our webpage) . Then write a synonym, antonym, the meaning and an example of how to use the word in a sentence.
Find an activity in the following links:

https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/english/primary-spelling/spelling-year-5-age-9-10/

https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/english/primary-spelling/spelling-year-6-age-10-11/
Organise these synonyms from slowest to fastest: quickly, speedily, swiftly, hurriedly & in a flash .

11.00am- Tune into David Walliams- https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/ for a daily story.

Maths Arithmetic, Problem of the Day. Times tables; https://www.timestables.co.uk/speed-test/

https://www.timestables.co.uk/rally.html

Main Maths:- Today is the day for completing any unfinished work this week. Take some time to reflect on your learning over the last 3 months. What have you found good/ challenging/ easy ? Write everything down- email me if you can please. What do you think you need more support on?

Have a go at this live lesson: filmed at the Etihad Campus, home of Manchester City FC.

Recapping on previous learning in real life.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/live-lessons/super-movers-shapes-and-spaces-live-lesson/zdgqscw/

Read and interpret pie charts https://vimeo.com/436508805

The mean https://vimeo.com/436509055

Translation https://vimeo.com/434627281

Circles: https://vimeo.com/436508693

Reasoning about 3D shapes https://vimeo.com/434626976

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zfhkd6f Perimeter

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zh9brj6 Area

Calculating the volume of cubes and cuboids

Calculate the area of parallelograms

Calculate the area of a triangle

Perimeter and area of rectilinear shapes

12.30-1.30 pm- Lunch time Maybe go and play in the garden/ go for a walk.

1.30pm- Reading for Pleasure- Write a short review detailing your likes and dislikes about the novel so far. Encourage yourself to justify your opinion with examples from the text.

2-3pm- Look back at Geography/art/music what do you need to finish off?

Geography- Population https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/why-does-population-change

Geography- Where are all the people?- https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/where-are-all-the-people

PE- Have you completed any sporting challenges that you were set?

Cooking: Come Dine with Me –

Could you be responsible for creating a three course meal for four family members?! This could be same as the Masterchef challenge!? Could you create recipes for a starter, main meal and dessert? . (Make sure that you have the ingredients first though!)

Family members may even wish to score each course!

If possible, you could research how much the ingredients will cost using a supermarket website of your choice. Where is the most cost effective place to buy the ingredients?

Humanities: Buddhism Who was Siddhartha Gautama? Lesson 1

Have a great day

Wednesday 15^st July

Literacy- Writing

WALT: create suspense in our writing.

A Large Dangerous Pet

Question time!

Why has the King given his children a dragon?

Do you think it’s a wise decision?

What do you think the children will try and train their dragon to do?

Can you think of any strategies that the children might use to train their dragon?

Where do the children live?

Can you think of a good name for their kingdom?

Why do you think the children will need ‘all the help they can get’ when they come to rule?

Can you think of names for the children?

What is the boy feeding the dragon?

What do you think the girl is carrying?

What dangerous pet would you have???

Possible story start:

The King had known that the gift he presented to his children on their 5th birthday was dangerous. He was prepared to take the risk of letting them own a pet dragon, however. One day, the twins would rule the kingdom together, and they would need all the help they could get. No-one could deny that a dragon was a powerful ally!

Before that day, though, the children had much work to do. They had to train their dragon!

TASK:

You could use the above story starter to write a story. You could use your own if you wanted to.

You could invent your own dangerous pet and write a story about that.

You could write a narrative poem.

In your writing make sure that you include;

Plan your writing first
Organise and shape paragraphs effectively.
Include adverbials
Use persuasive language if applicable
Use the full range of ks2 punctuation, including colons, semi-colons and dashes, to mark the boundary between clauses.
Include similes, metaphors and personification
Write and control a range of sentence structures including those which contain multiple clauses.

Shakespeare and Twelfth Night https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zqhn7yc

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zhw9vwx

I would then like you to write a detailed piece of writing, comparing the two Shakespeare stories that we have looked at this term. (Twelfth Night and The Tempest)

If you would like to revisit the animations for The Tempest here is the link

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/school-radio/english-ks2-the-tempest-index/zfdshbk

Here is another link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z87dg7h

What are the similarities/ differences? Which do you prefer? Why?

Before you start your writing read through the following prompts and then MAP OUT YOUR IDEAS FIRST.

You could start by comparing and contrasting features, such as:

setting - when and where is each text set?
genre - is it a comedy, something else?
characterisation - the character’s behaviour, appearance, beliefs, experiences, dialogue
narrative perspective - who is telling the story?
language choices - the writer’s choice of words, phrases, imagery
narrative structure - the order of events in the text

Structuring your comparison;

It can sometimes be tricky to structure your writing when making a comparison. It’s helpful to have some sentence starters and linking words that compare:

Similarly
Likewise
Equally

There are also helpful sentence starters and linking words that contrast:

In comparison
However

Why are we doing this? Comparing texts can help to extend and deepen your understanding and analysis of texts

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6th July

More fantastic poems, reports and posters.

3rd July

2nd July

1st July

30th June

29th June

26th June

25th June

24th June

23rd June

22nd June

A little look at what we have been up to in our learning..

19th June

18th June

17th June

16th June

15th June

12th June

11th June

10th June

9th June

8th June

5th June

4th June

3rd June

2nd June

1st June

20th May

19th May

18th May

15th May

Fraction Revision Work

13th May

12th May

11th May

Outstanding homework from Cameron Class

7th May

6th May

5th May

4th May

1st May

30th April

29th April

28th April

27th April

24th April

23rd April

22nd April

21st April

20th April

Science Activities- Don't forget to record it in your book- and TAKE A PHOTO!

Keeping Fit and Healthy

16th April

VE day celebrations and work.

More amazing work from Cameron- including growing own crops!!!

More cooking and baking, drawing and learning.

Wow- what talented children we have in Cameron!

What have we been up to?

Work that we have been doing....

Easter Activities

30th March - 3rd April

OWHH Topic Ideas

OWHH-Home-learning-ideas-1.pdf

Home Art Activities

Week Beginning 23rd March

26th March Work

27th March

Home Activites

Useful Documents

English_Glossary.pdf

Useful Links

Bitesize SATs Revision Practise for your SATs with these activities in English, Maths and Science.

Interactive Maths Games There are several online activites that will help to improve all areas of maths- try and complete some in addition to your homework each week.

Dance Mat Typing Learn to type the fun way!

Residential Trip 2019

Residential Trip 2019

Friday Update

The children had great fun - soaking Mrs Sheraton... she was wetter than the children when they went raft building and swimming in the pond!

They all slept soundly last night ~ I think everyone was asleep by 11! This is a first for a school trip... and they all had to be woken up this morning. They are now enjoying archery and abseiling before burgers for lunch and the bus ride home!

The children have been an absolute pleasure- the best group of children I have ever taken. We have absolutely loved being their leaders and are so proud of each and everyone. Every child has had a go at everything... in or out of their comfort zone!

Thursday Update

We had a great afternoon yesterday, with giant swing and fencing ( think we have a couple of champions amongst us!) chicken curry or meatballs, salad, bread, apple crumble, yoghurt and fruit - we all had a good feed. Evening activity was capture the flag..,, good job they had stocked up on sweets ( vegetables in bags as they call it!) to give them energy as they continued to run around for an hour and a half.. continuously!
Then bed time... more sweets... lots of chat!!

After a relatively good nights sleep, we have had breakfast of scrambled egg, baked beans, bacon, porridge, cereals, fruit we are now taking part in canoeing and Jacobs ladder.

What amazing children we have with us- to say I am proud is an understatement!

Gaveston Hall Day 3 Update

We’re coming home.... Cameron’s coming home! .....in a couple of hours. Everybody slept a bit better last night so the general mood is happy and excited. This morning's activities include field zorbing and tree climbing!!!

Gaveston Hall Day 3

Gaveston Hall Day 2

We all had a lovely lunch of sandwiches and we have been learning how to set the table and clear up after lunch.

This morning we have been body-zorbing and karting. This afternoon we have enjopyed the delights of canoeing and buggy building - then racing our vehicles. Great fun!

Gaveston Hall Day 2

Not a lot of sleep was had by some people (!) but the children were in good spirits this morning regardless. They had a hearty breakfast and set off for an exciting morning of activities.

Zorbing, assault courses and problem solving challenges have been the order of the day so far....

Gaveston Hall Day 2

Gaveston Hall Day 1

if you look in the distance you can see the coach arriving... the calm before the storm!!! Everyone has had a really enjoyable afternoon; the children have all learned how to make their own beds - one more skill to add to their repertoire and no excuses at home now! At 5.00pm they were playing on the play area before tea and evening activities!

Gaveston Hall Residential

Buddy trip with Barton - July 2018

PGL- 2018

Welcome to our PGL Gallery and news update

Day Three

We all had a good (ish) nights sleep, and are now packing before breakfast (what a task!!) Earlier on yesterday, one of the instructors said that her group could throw some water on her as it was so hot. The children asked me if they could 'get' me too. I said (because it was hot, a little water would have been refreshing) that they could sprinkle me a little later. The afternoon was jam-packed with activities and fun and then by evening I thought they had forgotten.... oh no.... so, a promise is a promise. At 9.15pm I was expecting a little bit of water from their water bottles - how naive! (I'm still not sure where they got them from but most of the children suddenly produced 2 full bottles of water, and obviously it was both groups by then, ready and waiting!) thankfully, Ms Corlett (my saviour) said only one bottle could be deployed!

We are now about to go off to breakfast, then it is our turn for the zip wire and aeroball! We are looking forward to seeing everyone later xx

Day Two

After a reasonably good night's sleep the children were all bright and breezy with a good game of football going on before breakfast. Then on to the activities.....

Mrs Sheraton said, "We have all had a great morning. We have been rafting and playing on the giant swing and are right now in the middle of abseiling and archery. The children are being an absolute pleasure to be with. I am very proud of their support, manners and spirit."

Quotes from the children:

Ellie, "It's been absolutely fantastic."

Amy-Louise and Amy T, "It's amazing here and the staff are really friendly."

Amy T, "This has been the best experience of my life."

All children, "It's better than Bushcraft!" "I love the giant swing." "The cabins were nice and clean (until the boys arrived)!" "The food is great!"

Day one

Everyone arrived safely and it is, of course, very hot, but plenty of water has been consumed! Here is a taste of where the children have been this afternoon....

Quotes of the day from the children...

"It's better than I thought it would be."

"Loving it."

"So proud of Amy-Louise- her target was to get half way up the pole.... and she smashed it to the top!"

"Amy, Amy, Ellie and Millie- all made it to the top with support from each other."

"Harvey exceeded his target of half way to get to the top rung, just not quite on the pole- but so, so proud of him!"

"Jonathan exceeded his target- he struggled, but he got to the very top..... he's in one of the photos!"

Mrs Sheraton has said, " I'm impressed already with the teamwork and support the children are giving each other - without any prompting. Let's hope it stays that way! They are all looking forward to finding out what's for tea!"