Hi everyone! I can't believe we only have two more weeks of this school year. I hope you are all doing ok and managing to do some of the work here on the blog.
Here is your new learning for the week.
Don't forget to send me your photographs so that I can share what you have been doing. It is so lovely seeing all the exciting things you are all getting up to.
mrslongfield2020@carlton-in-snaith.n-yorks.sch.uk
Take care and stay safe!
Mrs Longfield
Weekly Maths Tasks (plus TT rockstars and Hit the button for maths facts)
Please click on the link below to access this week's daily maths activities.
Day 5
Weekly English Tasks (plus daily reading)
It's the second week of the Talk for writing unit this week.Carry on working through the unit, as it is organised to build up to a final piece of writing at the end of week two.
If you complete the unit you can have a go at the reading comprehension on the link below.
Reading Comprehension
There are 3 levels. If unsure which one to do pick the middle one.
Spellings
On the link below there are 5 sheets investigating 5 of the year 5/6 statutory spellings.
Science
PSHE
On the link below there are lots of lovely PSHE ideas for you to have a look at.
DT
As most of you will have finished your cakes and evaluated them, I have found lots of recipes for you to have a go at. Under each picture is a link to a different recipe. Feel free to try as many of them as you would like. Don't forget to send me photographs of your finished product. If you make any of the cookies/biscuits etc, you could make a cardboard box and decorate it and give some of your delicious treats to grandma/grandad or a neighbour.
Picture News
Story: A red, white and blue paint job on the Prime Minister's plane has recently been revealed.
Question: How important are first impressions?
Virtual Assembly: Now live on the Picture News Vimeo channel!
Ongoing task
You should be well underway with your research about the churches in our local area. this week you could maybe go and take some photographs of each of the churches and then create a poster with your images. try to get different views of each one.
Do you spot any differences?
Are there things that one of the churches has that the others don't?
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