Closure Information and Homework Previous Days Learning
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Year Four Work
This page is for our current Year Four pupils in Ellie and Shah's classes
We have now completed two weeks of working from home to end this unusual Spring Term. Teachers have been setting daily lessons for pupils which can be revisited via the links further down this page on the left hand side. Well done if you have been checking in every day and completed all the work set. If you missed a day the Easter holiday is an ideal chance to catch up on some of the work. Teachers will start setting work again on Monday 20th April - the start of the Summer Term - but in the meantime you can complete the activities set in our Family Homework which can be accessed via the button below. Additionally you are reminded to: Spend at least thirty minutes every day reading. Have a thirty minute exercise session where you get out of breath! There is also a letter for the governors to all pupils to download and read. Some work set may require pupils to have passwords to access the websites being used. We have sent out passwords via parentpay. Please ensure you have activated your parentpay account in order to receive these and other information from school. Contact admin@smithystreet.towerhamlets.sch.uk if you are experiencing problems receiving messages via parentpay. Remember if you are having problems with passwords check your numbers lock and caps lock are off on the keypad and make sure you are typing carefully using correct upper or lower case letters when required. You may wish to make use of any of the following interactive sites for other learning activities across the curriculum. To access via a link click on the web address.
Mathletics: IMPORTANT for key maths skills www.mathletics.com The children access Mathletics through their own username and password. This gives them access to all the mathematical games, resources and activities on the site/app. Upon logging on, your child will not have access to all the games and self-choice learning activities until any specific activities that may also be set by their teacher have been completed. White Rose: IMPORTANT Maths www.whiterosemaths.com The White Rose Maths Team have prepared a series of five maths lessons for each year group from Year 1-8. They will be adding five more each week for the next few weeks. Every lesson comes with a short video showing parents clearly and simply how to help their children to complete the activity successfully. I See Maths: Maths tasks and activities www.iseemaths.com Daily lessons for KS2 children with follow up tasks/activities. Literacy Shed: for writing ideas www.literacyshed.com Literacy Shed is a brilliant website with plenty of inspirational videos and pictures to help your child with writing at home. Class teachers will arrange for children to work on specific areas of the website or let them explore it freely on their own. Hamilton Trust: IMPORTANT Literacy and Maths Activities www.hamilton-trust.org.uk A highly recommended resource of weekly sets of learning activities by year group in English and Maths. Free to use during the closure period. Pobble: for writing ideas www.pobble365.com On Pobble365, a new picture is uploaded every day with matching writing prompts and reading comprehension questions that are suitable for children. Children can complete these activities independently. DK Find Out! www.dkfindout.com/us/ DK Find Out! contains plenty of child-friendly webpages for science, history and geography. Class teachers can arrange for children to work on different subject areas of the website. Letter Join: Handwriting www.letterjoin.co.uk The site used by school to supoprt handwriting practice. Details of logging on to this site can be viewed here Scratch: Computer Coding www.scratch.mit.edu Computer coding activities on a platform the children have used previously at school Hour of Code: Computer Coding www.hourofcode.com/uk Computer coding activities on a platform the children have used previously at school Code Studio: Computer Coding www.studio.code.org Excellent online coding courses and games Purple Mash: Multiactivities www.purplemash.com A multi activity site regularly used by pupils in school. Pupils have their own log on user names and passwords LGFL: Curriculum Activities www.lgfl.net A variety of links to London Grid for Learning recommended websites and activities tailored especially for Key Stage Two. Language Angels: French activities www.languageangels.com Pupils should click on the pupil log in tab using the details below. user name: frenchgames password: frenchgames Lightbot: Computing www.lightbot.com A computer coding activity/challenge site familair with children from class use Timestables Rockstars: Multiplication facts work www.ttrockstars.com Another site familiar to chidlrne accessed through their own user names and password Numbots: Key Addition and Subtraction activities www.play.numbots.com A sister site to Times Tables Rockstars supporting key number skills National Geographic Kids: Science and Geogrpahy https://www.natgeokids.com/uk Information, activities and games linked to Science and Geography topics Children University Manchester: Various www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk Information and activities across the curriculum Classroom Secrets: Various www.classroomsecrets.co.uk General activities and ideas Scouts Association: Design and Technology Actvities www.scouts.org.uk A range of interetsing DT based activities bringing the outdoors indoors! Tate Kids: Art and Design www.tate.org.uk/kids Art and Design focused activities and games Other General Sites to explore www.busuu.com www.subscribe.firstnews.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk/schools/typing www.sumdog.com www.teacherled.com www.nhm.ac.uk www.sciencemuseum.org.uk www.museumoflondon.org.uk www.museumoflondon.org.uk On Line Safety With children likely to be accessing the internet more regularly, we would also recommend viewing of the following links relating to on-line safety with your child. www.childnet.com www.internetmatters.org Child-Friendly Search Engines www.kiddle.co www.alarms.org/kidrex/ Two resources to share with children to explain the coronavirus are included below:
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