Maths
In maths
we have started to learn to tell the time. Telling the time can be a tricky
skill for children, so it is important that they are always practising when
they can.
We have
focused on telling the time to the hour, half past the hour, quarter to the
hour and quarter past on an analogue clock.
Today we began to read the time in intervals of 5 minutes.
For example: 11:05, 11:25, 11:35 and so on.
- Say it: 5 minutes past 11
25 minutes past 11
25 minutes to 11
Please
work on this at home with your child to reinforce their learning in school. We
will be focusing on this this week and next week.
English
Please continue to work with your children on the sounds below ensuring
they are confident with the sounds and the rhymes:
This week we haven´t had any RWI lessons, however we have been recapping
our sounds. This is due to having our half termly assessments. These
assessments are nothing to worry about and children do not need to revise. It
is for us to monitor your child´s progress.
In our writing classes this week, we will continue to work on our
persuasive writing.
OPTIONAL EXTRA TASK (remember you can hand this in on Friday)
Write
three positive sentences that will persuade me to go to visit this theme park!
Some ways to start:
. Come
now…
. You
won´t believe it…
. Don´t
miss out…
Homework
this week:
This
week your child will bring home maths homework, a reading comprehension, 2
library books.
They
won´t have a spelling list, however I would like them to revisit all the
spellings that they have had since January. It is important that they are
learning these spellings and are applying them to their writing, not just
learning them for the quiz.
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