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8th June 2020

A message from Miss Bridges and Mrs Revell 

As time goes by, we know it is getting harder for some of you to stay positive. We want you to know that we are very proud of all of the work that you have been doing at home, all of the kind gestures you have been doing for your family and how well you are coping. Remember as long as you are doing the best you can and aiming to be the best that you can be then you should be exceptionally proud of yourself.

 

Let's try and keep thinking positively, let's look for the good in everything and think hard about everything that is going well. You are all fabulous. 

 

Remember it always helps to talk about your worries, if you have any concerns about home learning- please contact us- we love to hear from you. 

What was the highlight of your week last week? 

 

Miss Bridges' favourite moment was watching one of the baby ducklings hatch from an egg- it was truely a magical moment! 

Don't forget to look at the "egg-citing delivery" page for more duckling updates and challenges this week. 

 

A duckling hatching

This week's challenges: 

 

Maths: 

 

Challenge one: Let's start by thinking about our numbers. Can you build numbers using equipment around your house or in the garden? Can you build numbers over 20? 

 

 

Can you compare two of your numbers using the symbols < and >? (remember the crocodile eats the largest number). 

Can you say the number 1 more and 1 less than the number you have made? How about ten more and ten less? 

 

 

Challenge two: 

 

Lets look at subtraction. 

 

You could do this by counting backwards on a numberline. Practise subtracting a one digit number from a 2 digit number e.g. 13-7   15-9    14-8. Try numbers over 20 if you find this easy. 

Subtract by counting back on a number line

Visit KeyStage2Maths.com for more.

Literacy

Challenge one: Let's practise writing sentences. Use the key vocabulary on the sheet to write sentences about the pictures. Can you add in describing words? 

Challenge two: Have a go at reading one of the play scripts below with the help of somebody in your house. What do you think a play script is for?/ Remember to read the name of the character in your head. 

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