Kingfishers Home Learning 17th June

Date: 17th Jun 2020 @ 8:22am

Good morning everyone,

After feedback from parents, teachers and children – we have decided to freshen up our home learning routine. LBQ will still be used but less so than previously. In its place, we will be using National Oak Academy to provide online teaching which will provide more support to your children whilst providing a wider range of subjects. Daily links will be provided for all lessons. Once on the site, most lessons start with a quick introductory quiz, followed by a teaching video, followed by an activity and a recap quiz. 

The aim is that you will be receiving input from the video which will prepare you better for the written task and LBQ tasks towards the end of the week.

I have attached some examples of submitted Oak Academy work which you can submit to SeeSaw. If you're working on a computer your easiest way is to use the 'snipping tool' located on your desktop programmes. This allows you to take a screenshot of your page and save the image which can then be uploaded. 

If you're struggling with this, please make me aware so I can help! :) 

Reading: 

Year 5 will now have a reading solutions login. You will need to visit https://readingsolutionsuk.co.uk/ and login.

Your username and password will follow the same format – First name and Initial with the password ‘qwerty’.

For example ThomasD – qwerty

 

All Year 5's please ensure you're accessing this daily! 

Year 6 children please complete your LBQ reading task and a comprehension on Read Theory. 

 

 

Tasks for today

Note: All tasks set will be pitched at UKS2, therefore tasks will look at both the Y5 curriculum and the Y6 curriculum. 

1. Y5 Reading Solutions x2
2. TT rockstars (20mins)

Maths – https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/describing-positions-and-coordinates/

Literacy - https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/set-of-instructions-identifying-the-features-of-a-text

Spanish- https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/el-alfabeto-y-los-numeros-f6be74

Have a lovely day, 

Mr Horsley