Year 4/5 home learning wb. 22.06.20

Here are your home learning activities for the week beginning 22nd June. We hope you enjoy and please keep us updated with your progress- we love seeing what you are up to. Any questions then please ask, we are happy to help.

Mr Broderick and Miss Jones

22.06.20

Year 4/5 home learning

Good morning,

We hope you have had a lovely weekend. Here is your home learning pack for this week (beginning 15.06.20). Have fun and remember to share your work with us through email or Seesaw.

Mr Broderick and Miss Jones

15.06.20

Year 4/5 home learning activities

We hope you are all well and that you have had an enjoyable weekend. Here are your home learning tasks for this week, beginning 8th June. Please keep us updated over Seesaw or email and ask if you have any questions.

08.06.20

Mr Broderick and Miss Jones

ross.broderick@taw.org.uk

lauren.jones10@taw.org.uk

Create a boat race game on Scratch: KS2 coding with Mr G

Hello everyone, Mr G here.

Join me in creating our very own ‘Boat Race’ game on Scratch, a project aimed at pupils in Key Stage Two.

All you will need is a computer/laptop or iPad/tablet and access to the internet.

We are going to create the following project:https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/boat-race
Use this site to help you design your very own boat race game!

You will build your scratch project in scratch here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/247460517/editor

Then, along with the help of an adult, join me live where you can ask me any questions about the project, or Scratch in general!

Just click on the link for the 10-11am slot. Access the link here: https://teachcomputing.org/home-teaching/key-stage-2

For more information, watch the helpful video here: https://youtu.be/ON1E5WyRe7E

Another live computer coding session with Mr G on Scratch (Thursday and Friday)

Hello everyone, Mr G here.

Join me in creating our very own ‘Boat Race’ game on Scratch, a project aimed at pupils in Key Stage Two.

All you will need is a computer/laptop or iPad/tablet and access to the internet.

We are going to create the following project:https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/boat-race
Use this site to help you design your very own talking bot!

You will build your scratch project in scratch here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/247460517/editor

Then, along with the help of an adult, join me live where you can ask me any questions about the project, or Scratch in general!

Just click on the link for the 10-11am slot on both Thursday and Friday. Access the link here: https://teachcomputing.org/home-teaching/key-stage-2

For more information, watch the helpful video here: https://youtu.be/ON1E5WyRe7E

Year 4/5 home learning WB. 01.06.20

Welcome back! We hope you all had a wonderful half term, we can’t wait to hear what you have been up to (on Seesaw). Hopefully, we can continue to make the most of the beautiful weather- we have given you plenty of activities to complete outside this week. Enjoy!

As usual, if you have any issues or questions then please contact us through Seesaw or email on:

ross.broderick@taw.org.uk

lauren.jones10@taw.org.uk

01.06.20

URGENT Information regarding the reopening of school

Saturday 23 May 2020,

Dear Parents,

We have spent another week trying to make key decisions for our school to extend the opening and preparing for this and we are all desperate to get life back to normal. We have always believed that Monday 1st June was a provisional date for returning and we were awaiting further guidance from the Government and medical experts.

As an SLT, and with support from our Chair of Governors, we have taken the decision based on the Independent SAGE report published today to NOT re-open our school to Nursery, Reception Year 1 and Year 6 on Tuesday 2nd June.

The Independent SAGE ‘interim findings and concerns’ document released today states on page 2, “decisions on school opening should be guided by evidence of low levels of COVID-19 infections in the community and the ability to rapidly respond to new infections through a local test, track and isolate strategy. There is no clear evidence that these conditions are met. Until they are it is not safe to open schools on June 1.”

On page 3, the Independent SAGE document states, “Delaying a school re-opening by two weeks (to June 15th) approximately halves the risk to children, and delaying the re-opening to September is less risky still.”

A delay to Monday 15th June will significantly diminish the risk to our children, our staff and families. As these are the most important things in our lives, I am sure you will fully agree with this decision. This gives us further time to ensure our risk assessments and buildings are ready, so we can ensure the safety of all our children and staff when we do return.

We will continue to review the situation throughout the coming weeks and make further decisions once we have a clear indication that the rate of infection in our area is declining and continuing to decline.

We will continue to support Home Learning after half term and to provide the provision for key worker children and our vulnerable children so rotas will be in place for staff to support this. If you wish to book a Key Worker place then please find the booking form on the school website and email it to A2134@telford.gov.uk.

Thank you for your continued support as we try to make the right decisions for our community, which are all centred around keeping our children, staff and families safe.

My best wishes to you and your families,

Mrs Tomlinson                                          Simon Taylor

Headteacher                                             Chair of Governors

Computer Coding with Mr G!

Hello everyone, Mr G here.

Join me in creating our very own ‘Chatbot’ Scratch project aimed at pupils in Key Stage Two.

All you will need is a computer/laptop or iPad/tablet and access to the internet.

We are going to create the following project: https://projects.raspberrypi.org/en/projects/chatbot
Use this site to help you design your very own talking bot!

You will build your scratch project in scratch here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/397342702/editor

Then, along with the help of an adult, join me live where you can ask me any questions about the project, or Scratch in general!

Just click on the link for the 10-11am slot on both Thursday and Friday. Access the link here: https://teachcomputing.org/home-teaching/key-stage-2

For more information, watch the helpful video here: https://youtu.be/ON1E5WyRe7E

 

 

 

Year 4/5 home learning WB 18.05.20

We hope you have all had a great weekend. This week is Mental Health Awareness week so we have got some activities we would like you to focus on for your mental health this week, as well as your usual tasks.

As always, please get in touch with us with any issues and to share your work with us.

18.05.20

Being kind to yourself

MHA reading comp

We also have a computing challenge for you this week. Using Tinker Cad (we gave you all your details through Seesaw last week, if you haven’t had them yet then please email us) we would like you to design a rainbow as a way of thanking the NHS and all key workers. Remember to group your separate shapes and to keep rotating the workplane so that you can ensure your separate shapes fit together properly. We can’t wait to see how you do! We will keep checking to see how your are doing with this challenge.

ross.broderick@taw.otg.uk

lauren.jones10@taw.org.uk

Thank you

Mr Broderick and Miss Jones

Year 4/5 activities w.b. 11.05.20

We hope you had a great bank holiday weekend. Here are you home learning tasks for this week- as usual, let us know if you need any help with anything and keep us updated through Seesaw.

Extra task: we would like you to draw the view from one of your windows at home. You might want to sketch, paint, colour, collage- the choice is yours! We look forward to seeing your creations. Have fun.

Mr Broderick and Miss Jones

Home learning WB 11.05.20