Maths (Zoom at 9:00am) 

Today we will be recapping our division techniques. 

There are lots of strategies which you can use.

Using place value grids: 

Using part whole models:

We haven't actually learnt the bus stop method, but I know some of you know how to use it: 

Join us in our zoom session to practise these techniques. Then have a go at completing the questions below. There are different activities to choose from, depending on how confident you feel. The questions are set out in bus stop method format, however please use any method you find easiest. You might want to get a scrap piece of paper to do your working out on. 

Spellings

Join us in our English Zoom session to work on 'Four in a row' (Unit 9). If you can't make it, please get someone to test you on some 'ay' words from the unit.

English (Zoom input at 10:30)

Today we will be learning about conjunctions. 

Conjunctions are joining words. 

There are two different kinds of conjunctions.

Subordinating and co-ordinating. 

Subordinating are used to add on an additional piece of information (like a fronted adverbial or embedded clause). The added information does not make sense on it's own. 

Co-ordinating conjunctions are used to join two main clauses together. Both sentences should make sense on their own. 

Join us for a quiz. Then have a go at making your own comic strip using as many conjunctions as possible. 

PE:

Don’t forget to take some time out to get active.

You could have a go at some Winter Olympic activities here: www.sussexschoolgames.co.uk

Here are some other options:

Dance based activities: https://primarysport.shoreham-academy.org/pe-home-learning-support 

Stay at home virtual challenge (please ensure you have got an adult’s permission before submitting your results):  https://primarysport.shoreham-academy.org/new-page

Joe Wickes: https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1

Cosmic yoga: https://cosmickids.com/watch/

PSCHE 

Today, we will end the week by considering the different tools we can use to help us get back into/stay in the green zone. Some tools might need to 'wake you up' if you are in the blue zone, while others will need to 'calm you down' if you are in the red zone. Some tools may be applicable to more than one zone. 

• What tools do you normally use?
• Why is it important to have lots of tools? 

Here are some ideas: 

 

You can have a look at the tools below and put them into the correct zones for you, or you can come up with your own tools.