Learning From Home

Learning From Home

Home learning websites

Be Awesome Go Big Transition project Be Awesome, Go Big is a package to help Year 6 students transition into Year 7. It can be used by students and parents at home. It is designed to be motivational, helpful and reassuring and to help young people feel valued, loved, encouraged and equipped for the journey ahead.

Recommended Websites for daily lessons

BBC Bitesize Daily lessons broadcast on the iplayer and website.

The Oak National Academy I cannot praise this site enough. Tutorial videos and activities for all ages.

White Rose We are in the process of subscribing to these high quality maths resources

I see maths

Assessments Maths end of summer assessments.

Department for Education A list of resources available for all children to access from home.

Twinkle home learning packs A range of cross curricular activities with a daily timetable.

Maths

Home Learning - Recommended Maths List.pdf

English

100 story building 100 Story Building is a social enterprise developing creativity and literacy for children and young people, through workshop programs, online learning and community engagement. They are posting lots of mini writing inspiration ideas on Youtube

Reading comprehension. Fantastic reading comprehension resources.

Literacy resources Some fantastic images to draw stories from. We have used some of these in class for our descriptive writing - “The Winter King”.

Pobble writing lessons A fabulous writing resource with daily lessons.

Talk for writing Lots of fabulous ideas for writing across all ages.

Science including STEM

Investigations Great scientific investigations

GE Community A great resrouce for Primary STEM Learning

Engineering and Science resources

Museums.docx

Print free science

Science Scientific home learning lessons with videos - very engaging.

Sport ideas

Sport and games The Schools Game website has made available some new formats resource cards from various NGBs for download to assist activity during the current situation. They are on the public open area of the SG website.

Move to learn

Chance to shine sports ideas

RSHE (Relationships, Sex, Health Education)

RSHE (Relationships, Sex and Health Education) Some RSHE home learning.

Children should aim to be reading at least 3 times a week.

The new curriculum states that children should be fluent in their times tables up to 12x12 by the end of year 4. If your child is still not, please work with your child to learn them. TT Rockstars is a great way to encourage them to learn their tables. It will make a huge difference to their maths learning across the topics.

Thank you.

RSHE (Relationships, Sex, Health Education)

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