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P3/4 Home Learning and News

I hope that you all had a restful September Weekend. Today P3/4 were issued with their home learning bags. I have enclosed a letter explaining when the Home Learning bag should be retuned to school and what will be issued as Home Learning in P3/4.

The Home Learning bags will be issued on a Monday and should be returned on Friday with any completed work. Please complete as much as you can as you and your children have very busy lives. Home Learning is for sharing your child’s learning and is quality time that you should spend with your child so they can explain to you what they have learned.

In the bag you will find paper copies of maths, literacy and other curriculum tasks and I will place the PDFs of any work on the blog to be available from the Monday. I have also enclosed a pencil and scrap paper to support your child’s home learning.

Maths – up until the October Week your child should attempt challenges from the Royal Mile Mental Agility Progression Rainbow. I have placed both Activity Sheet 3 and 4 in the bag and your child should date and initial the challenge they have attempted.

Sumdog – included is Sumdog password and can be used in conjunction with home learning. I will attach a task each week but this is an extra.

Reading – reading books from the previous week will be sent home. Please return them in the bags on Friday with the other home learning. Children who have not finished their book during the week and are reading the book over more than one week will have a book to read for pleasure from the class library or Book Box.

Spelling – a copy of Spelling Words linked to our Sound of the Week that is being learnt in class will be sent home with suggested challenges. This will be changed weekly.

Other Curriculum – a topic challenge grid on the Ancient Egyptians that can be completed up to the October Week.

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Mental Agility

In the last few weeks of this term we are focusing on

Sequencing and Ordering, number lines and Equivalences.

Please find attached activities to support learning at home.

Early level:

First level:

Second level:

Thank you for your hard work!

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British Science Week

Tomorrow is International Women’s Day
If you were asked to draw a scientist, would you draw the image below?

Can you think of any female scientists?

Reading books about women in science, or story books with female characters can encourage more women into science!

Ada Twist, Scientist is now available as a TV show on Netflix!

The Esplanade Eagles have been hard at work thinking of different activities for the school. Your teachers may do some activities at school, or set some for homework.

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Mental Agility

Thank you for checking in on us!

Time for a new Mental Agility challenge! The next section of our rainbow is

YELLOW and

NUMBER RECOGNITION

Please find attached activities and ideas to support your child at home.

EARLY Level – nursery and Primary 1

Spot numbers on your way to school and back! Have fun using chalk, sand or shaving foam to write numbers!

Remember to use these motivating games on

every child in our school has their own username and password with age appropriate and challenging activities!

https://go.educationcity.com/content/index/25721/3/2/1

FIRST Level – Primary 2, 3 and 4

Have fun with a deck of playing cards – ‘Show me number…’ and ‘What number is…’

Why not create your own number facts about a 2 or 3 digit number?

Try this fun game:

https://go.educationcity.com/content/index/25876/4/2/1

SECOND Level – Primary 5, 6 and 7

Talk about the value of each digit in a number up to 1 000 or even 1 000 000. (‘How many tens are there in 2 092?’ ‘What position is 2 in in the number 762?’)

Discuss change, notes and coins, given back on a visit to the shops or write down measurements for your class mates to try sharing your favourite recipe. Can you convert them into kg?

Here is a challenge for you in recognising square and cube numbers!

https://go.educationcity.com/content/index/33195/7/2/1

again for all your support at home!

Please come see MsBrunner anytime if you have any questions or concerns!

Always happy to help! 🙂