This week in Maths, we have been practising column addition and subtraction with no exchange and one exchange. Although some of the calculations have been tricky, the children have shown fantastic resilience and determination, not giving up when things get challenging. In English, we have been identifying coordinating conjunctions and learning how they help us to join ideas together in sentences. In Science, we have been learning about animals with exoskeletons and researching different animals to find out whether they are vertebrates or invertebrates. Finally, in Topic, we have been getting creative by designing our own Stone Age settlements, complete with roundhouses and hill forts. Well done, everyone, for another fantastic week of learning and for showing such brilliant resilience and perseverance!
Homework
Homework
The children are expected to read at least three times a week and have their reading record signed by a parent or guardian each time. Please use this opportunity to ask your child questions about what they have read to help develop their understanding and comprehension.
Children in Mrs Falconer’s and Mrs Farrell’s group should all complete a full page on the 6 times tables. This homework is due in on Wednesday. The children should also try to spend some time on TTRS each week (logins can be found in their reading records) to help them prepare for their times tables test on Friday.
Pupils of the Week
Well done to our Pupil of the Week:
2JF- Emilia for always trying her best in all lessons. Well done!
