Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Happy Friday!! I It has been a busy week and once again you have worked hard. Well done 😊  Look out for the Star of the Week and the Golden Book nominations.

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   rkm  (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Maths is about counting in jumps of 25 and 1000. When jumping in 25s you will see a pattern ...25, 50, 75, 100 ...remembering this will help.  

English is about nouns. A noun is the name for something ...table, chair, dog. A proper noun is a proper name such as Mrs Latham, Jack, Westhoughton. 

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

Take a look on the discussion blogs for this week’s tasks  😊 Don’t forget to upload you spelling results and writing for this week.  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Super work yesterday Woodpeckers. I saw lots of newspapers and time capsule ideas.   

Mrs Fairhurst will be posting her 'Throwback Thursday' picture on the blog. Which staff member do you think it is? Go to the whole school blog and find the post. Have a go and post on the comments section of the blog your ideas.

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   asf   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

LBQ tasks will run until 5:30pm. Thanks to parent suggestion for this.  

Maths is about counting back through zero into negative numbers. If you get stuck, a numberline can help. 

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

Take a look on the discussion blogs for this week’s tasks  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Hi Woodpeckers, 

I hope that you have all had a good day today and that you have managed to get some fresh air. I’ve been for a lovely walk.  

LBQ Shout Outs 

Some great work going on today on LBQ and I am seeing lots of you completing the tasks and working really hard. If you completed all 3 tasks today, please give yourself 10 house points. I am writing down all these house points so that I don’t forget! 

Special shout outs to Morgan, Clayton, Oliver B-S, Amber, Lyndon, Archie, Aoife, Brandon and Luca ...great work and lots of effort and resilience to get them completed.  

More shout outs to Kate, Lucy, Ellie, Jasmine, Oliver B, Rebecca, Henry, Millie, Emelia, Heidi, Kaitlyn and Abigail for constant, daily effort and hard work.  

I’ve noticed on LBQ that quite a few children who were signing on and completing LBQ tasks a couple of weeks ago, are no longer completing them everyday or are logging on and only completing 2 or 3 questions. The LBQ tasks are the main activities to keep our learning going so please can we all make sure that we are completing them everyday.  

Here are some shares … 

Look at this fantastic idea from Oliver. We are all missing things right now. Write them on a piece of paper and place them in a jar. Once we have more freedom to do the things we enjoy again, pick them out one at a time and enjoy what is on the paper.  

Here is Jasmine’s time capsule container which she has decorated ready to use.  

Here is another time capsule ready to go: 

Abigail, this is a fantastic newspaper. I love the handwriting too! 

And another super newspaper Henry. I love the use of colour. 

And well done to Kate. Another fantastic article.  

Well done Woodpeckers. I am super proud. Keep up the good work.  

Mrs Latham.  

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Super work yesterday Woodpeckers. I saw lots of newspapers and time capsule ideas. I was also sent some beautiful photographs by Lucy taken of the beautiful world in which we live.  

Take a look at these: 

Such a fantatsic idea to draw the handprints of all of your family members.  

A lovely image by Rebecca to remember the rainbows from the Covid 19 lockdown 

Here is a wonderful way to present your time capsule 

Here is Erin’s newspaper report. Isn't it fantastic! 

For more work, please look at the discussion blogs as you can see the work as it’s sent in and they might help you to gather ideas before you start.  

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   krx   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

LBQ tasks will run until 5:30pm. Thanks to parent suggestion for this.  

Maths is about finding 10/100 more or less than a number. Remember, if you are finding 10 more or less, change the tens digit. If you are finding 100 more/less, change the hundreds digit. You could also use a column method to find the answer.  

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

Take a look on the discussion blogs for this week’s tasks  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Have a wonderful day children.  

Here is a recommendation from Lucy. She has found this website and recommends that you take a look. You can earn badges and find out more about staying safe online 😊 

https://idea.org.uk/badge/safe-online 

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Here is your learning for today: 

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   tdj   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

Take a look on the discussion blogs for this week’s tasks  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Hi Woodpeckers, 

I hope that you have all had a good day today. I have been busy planning some exciting History learning for next year in school.  

LBQ Shout Outs 

Emelia, Brandon and Millie were the early birds this morning by being the first children to sign on to LBQ 

Again, lots of excellent learning going on and I can see all the children who are working hard to complete their tasks. Keeping up with your reading. Maths and English skills will help hugely when you return to school.  

Please remembr to sign in under your correct name so that I can see that it is you. Nicknames are fun but hard for me to know who is signed on.  

Here are some shares … 

Celebrating VE Day with family 

I love the bunting!! 

What a fantastic t shirt. I hope that you had a lovely birthday too 😊 

Here is a beautiful window display. Such eye catching bunting 😊 

Lucy sent in some photographs from a walk. We live in such a beautiful area. I am sure lots of us are beginning to notice nature during this time. I am suddenly noticing trees and flowers and I am enjoying watching the birds too.  

What a fantastic picture of another VE Day celebration 😊  

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Welcome to a new week. I hope that you have had a lovely weekend. It’s been extra long because of the VE Day celebrations. I saw lots of street parties with decorations and tea parties so I hope that you had a fantastic time.  

Here is your learning for today: 

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   bzn   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Maths today is moving away from measures and shapes and refreshing our understanding of number. Today you will look at multiples of 4 and 8. Look for patterns and count out the multiples if you need to so that you are not guessing the answers. Top tip: you might want to write out the multiples of 4 and 8 first before you start so that you can keep looking back at them. Here are some songs to help: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJY1_fzzM6Y 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dllKdAx8A4I 

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

Take a look on the discussion blogs for this week’s tasks  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Here is your learning for today: 

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   ooj   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Maths today is back to calculating the perimeter which is the distance around the outside of a shape. To do this you need to add up the sides. Here is the clip from Tuesday to watch again If you need a reminder: 

https://www.schoolsofkingedwardvi.co.uk/ks2-maths-year-4-3a-perimeter-area/ 

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

This week is all about VE Day and the 75th anniversary which is on Friday. Please see the discussion blogs to find out your topic, writing and spelling tasks for this week. PLEASE UPLOAD ANY WORK FROM THESE TASKS ONTO THE DISCUSSIONS RATHER THAN THE MAIN BLOG SO THAT YOU CAN ALL SEE EACH OTHERS AND THEY ARE KEPT IN ONE PLACE  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Welcome to a new week. I hope that you have all had a lovely weekend and are ready for a new week. Here is your learning for today: 

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   mid   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Maths today is about finding the area of shapes. Area is the space inside a shape. You can find this by counting the squares or by multiplying the length by the width. Take a look at this clip: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCdxURXMdFY 

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

This week is all about VE Day and the 75th anniversary which is on Friday. Please see the discussion blogs to find out your topic, writing and spelling tasks for this week. PLEASE UPLOAD ANY WORK FROM THESE TASKS ONTO THE DISCUSSIONS RATHER THAN THE MAIN BLOG SO THAT YOU CAN ALL SEE EACH OTHERS AND THEY ARE KEPT IN ONE PLACE  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Hi Woodpeckers, 

I hope that you have all had a good day today. I have painted a rock for my garden to celebrate VE Day. I hope you like it.  

LBQ Shout Outs 

Once again, well done to all of you who have been on LBQ today. I say it everyday but what is standing out to me is that you are all working hard to finish the tasks – excellent attitudes to learning. 20 house points for each of you who have completed the 3 tasks today.  

Oliver BS – a BIG shout out to you. I am so pleased to see that you have completely finished most of the questions. 20 house points. You have pushed yourself a little more today Oliver and I am very pleased.  

Here are some shares … 

Here is Lyndon’s VE Day party invite. What a great idea! (I’ve cropped it slightly to make sure to keep Lyndon safe online by not showing his name alongside his photo).  

And here is Lyndon’s fantastic model 

Following a wartime recipe to make shortbread 

And a beautiful Poppy for around her neck – stunning! 

Scooter time!! 

A fantastic poster about Volcanoes 

And some beautiful artwork. I am loving all this rock art Woodpeckers.  

And here are some fantatsic examples of the writing from Jasmine, Oliver BS and Erin 

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   iin   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Today's maths is about finding the perimeter. The following clip may help you with that:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDqAU8H4Agk

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

This week is all about VE Day and the 75th anniversary which is on Friday. Please see the discussion blogs to find out your topic, writing and spelling tasks for this week. PLEASE UPLOAD ANY WORK FROM THESE TASKS ONTO THE DISCUSSIONS RATHER THAN THE MAIN BLOG SO THAT YOU CAN ALL SEE EACH OTHERS AND THEY ARE KEPT IN ONE PLACE  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Weekly Recommendation  

This week’s recommendation links to our VE Day celebrations and may support you with you writing task.  

This week we recommend the website: 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach 

And also, Newsround will be posting daily clips and updates about VE Day which you may find interesting.  

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround 

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Welcome to a new week. I hope that you have all had a lovely weekend and are ready for a new week. Here is your learning for today: 

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   wyz   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

This week is all about VE Day and the 75th anniversary which is on Friday. Please see the discussion blogs to find out your topic, writing and spelling tasks for this week. PLEASE UPLOAD ANY WORK FROM THESE TASKS ONTO THE DISCUSSIONS RATHER THAN THE MAIN BLOG SO THAT YOU CAN ALL SEE EACH OTHERS AND THEY ARE KEPT IN ONE PLACE  😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

VE Celebrations – WB 4.5.20 

Dear Parents, 

Next week marks the 75th anniversary of VE Day and despite not being in school, we would still like to be able to celebrate this with the children. 

It would be brilliant if at home you could have a tea party or a picnic on Friday as a special celebration on this day. Some streets are planning a ‘Stay at home street party’.  

At home, it would be great if your child could make a VE Day t shirt (decorate a plain t shirt using felt tips of fabric paint) which they can wear to their own VE Day tea party/picnic. 

Here are some ideas for your child to complete at home if they would like to. If you do complete any of these activities, we would love you to share them with us on the blog.  

Here are some websites which you may like to visit: 

Useful websites: 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/events/ve_day 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/48201749 

https://primaryfacts.com/959/ve-day-facts/ 

www.twinkl.co.uk  

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/48201749 

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/ 

http://nowpressplay.co.uk/ve-day/ 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/ve-day-How-did-the-british-plan-to-celebrate/zndn7nb 

https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/what-you-need-to-know-about-ve-day 

Every Friday I will be uploading on to the blog my Star of the Week. Throughout the week I will be looking at all the online work on the blog and watching out for somebody who catches my eye. It could be you!  

You are all working incredibly hard, I am really impressed by what you are doing at home. If it isn’t you this week, it might be your turn next week.  

This week’s star is … 

Ellie, I have loved seeing all of your home learning this week. Your letter was really eye catching and the movie of you volcano exploding also impressed me. But, what caught my eye was all the PE ideas and also the hair dye – I loved this idea!  

Well done. 

Mrs Latham :) 

Good Morning Woodpeckers!!  

Look out for the star of the week which I am sending shortly. You have all worked so well at home, I have been so impressed. It was a hard decision. If it isn’t you this week, please keep up the hard work. It might be you next Friday.  

Mrs Forshaw also has some Golden Book nominations so please look out for those too.  

Here is your learning for today: 

Here are today’s tasks Woodpeckers: 

LBQ – Code   ymn   (all lowercase) 

There are 3 tasks, please complete all 3 tasks. If you get stuck, read the information given.  

Reading 

Everyday I set you a reading task on LBQ. Over the week, complete one other task on Read Theory too.  

Other Tasks 

Don’t forget to record your spelling test onto the discussion thread. Also, upload any writing or topic work too 😊  

Remember the Pupil verification code 956789 

Super work today Woodpeckers!  

Another great day! Here are our highlights followed by some amazing work which has been sent in today.  

Look out for Mrs Forshaw’s Golden Book nominations and my star of the week tomorrow 😊 

Here are some special LBQ shout outs … 

Kaitlyn, well done, you achieved the highest score on the verbs task 

Kate, Millie, Amber, Henry, Oliver B, Jasmine, Lucy, Abigail, Clayton and Heidi all scored over 20 marks on the maths 

Kaitlyn, Emelia, Millie, Heidi, lyndon, Jasmine, Oliver B and Kate all scored 9 or 10 on the reading.  

Special mention to Apple and Lilly – it was lovely to see you both logging on to the LBQ this week for the first time. I've missed you both! 

More fantastic work to show Woodpeckers, well done! 

Super letter writing skills from Ellie 

And Jasmine also wrote a fantastic letter 

A wonderful volcano poster – lots of great facts. 

Great letter writing from Archie 

Look at these rocks!! They are so bright and I love the tongue on the frog.  

Keep it up children, I am proud of you all! 

Mrs Latham  

Super work today Woodpeckers!  

Another great day! Here are our highlights followed by some amazing work which has been sent in today.  

The following children have had a try at all 3 tasks on LBQ: 

You have all earned 10 house points each – well done! 

We are getting more letters in to school now aswell which is fantastic. I am really enjoying reading them.  

Such beautiful handwriting from Erin, well done! 

Here is Emelia’s volcano roc, what a great idea. And here is Emelia’s letter: 

Well done Clayton, I love the ending, I’m sure your letter will make him smile.  

I have more to share tomorrow so please keep looking and celebrating to wonderful work.