Sunday, December 13, 2020

Week beginning 14th December

Monday

Maths

(this week we are recapping some Y1 units in preparation for Y2 multiplication and division units in the new year)

Teaching Video - Make equal groups

Worksheet - Make equal groups

English

We have been learning the story of Burglar Bill by heart. We are now going to change the story and write our own version. We are changing the name and what he steals and keeping the rest the same. We will write this together over the next couple of days focussing on correct spellings or phonetically plausible spellings.

Spellings to learn for test on Friday

Wider curriculum

Pantomime - I will email the link so that any children isolating can watch this with us

RE - We will read, act out and discuss the story of Jesus' birth from our class Bible

Tuesday

Maths

Teaching Video - Ass equal groups

Worksheet - Add equal groups

Lots of recapping of counting in 2s, 5s and 10s

English 

As above

Wider curriculum

Painting - the children are learning to use watercolours, experimenting with different strokes to create their Christmas trees for their Christmas cards

Story/Poem - 'Twas the night before Christmas - discuss old words and meanings

Thursday

Maths

Teaching Video - Make arrays

Worksheet - Make arrays

True or False Why?

English

In class we will discuss and plan a change story using the ideas and many words from Burglar Bill. This time our main character will be a Sneaky Santa who goes into people's houses and instead of leaving toys he takes toys. We will use the same format as Burglar Bill, so he will take someone's toy, then meet a Sneaky Santa lady who helps him to realise his mistake so he returns all the toys and becomes the good Santa we know today.

We will start the story today and finish it tomorrow.

Thursday, December 10, 2020

Thursday 10th and Friday 11th December

 


Thursday

Maths

Teaching Video 2 step problems

Worksheet 2 step problems 

English - Reading Comprehension

Building Reading Skills

PE

Yoga

RE

Christmas around the World - How is it the same or different in other countries?

https://www.whychristmas.com/cultures/

https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/christmas-around-the-world.html

Art

Further work on drawing and painting Christmas trees

Friday

Maths

Different activities recapping work on money over last couple of weeks:

Children to add 2 amounts together and show what coins they need

Work out what the change would be from 50p/£1

Children to be given different coins - they must say how much the coins total

English - Reading Comprehension

Christmas Reading Comprehensions

Developing Reading skills

Other activities

TT Rockstars - learning 2 times tables by heart

Spelling Test

Watch a Newsround Programme and discuss issues



Sunday, November 29, 2020

Week beginning 30th November

English

Monday

In school we are continuing to think about the villains we created. Last week we wrote some descriptive sentences about what they look like. Now we will think about how a villain might move and talk. We will learn about Powerful Verbs and write some sentences about our villains using powerful verbs.

Spellings for this week

Maths

Monday

We are carrying on with our work on selecting money to match the amount

Select Money    Odd one out

Challenge Select Money 2

DT

In school the children have been making different mechanisms with Miss Gray, they have made a sliding mechanism and a pivot and lever mechanisms so the final mechanism they will be making is a wheel mechanism. This shows how wheel mechanisms work if you want to try and make one at home


 





 

Saturday, November 21, 2020

Week beginning 23rd November

 

English

Superheroes 2 week English Unit

Spellings to learn this week


Maths

Monday

Teaching Video - Counting money - pence

Worksheet Counting money - pence

Tuesday

Teaching Video - Counting money - pounds

Worksheet Counting money - pounds

Wednesday

Teaching Video Count notes and coins

Worksheet Count money notes and coins

Thursday

Further problems to solve on counting notes and coins 

(there are 3 levels - choose which one you feel is best for you or do all 3)

Friday

Teaching Video Select money

Worksheet Select money


Computing

Children need to continue to work on the fluency of their typing. In school the children are independently logging on to the computer, opening Word, finding the document they saved last week and again writing the sentence "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." (this includes all letters plus a full stop, spaces and capitals). This week we will be looking at how to insert pictures into their document and change the size and position of the picture plus recapping what we did last week with inserting shapes and filling them.

In our second Computing session we made the insides for our Christmas cards. The children learned how to change the layout to landscape, change the margins, centre their writing and then insert a picture. Finally we printed out their work ready for their Christmas cards

P.E

Yoga

R.E

How and why do we celebrate special and sacred times? In school we are thinking about our own lives but also linking back to what we have learned about Muslims and Jewish people. Once we have reflected on this, we will start to think specifically about Christmas and what this means to us in the UK. The children will draw things they associate with Christmas and will be reminded of the nativity story from the Bible. Next week we will start to look at how Christmas is celebrated around the world.


Sunday, November 15, 2020

Week beginning 16th November

 English

2 week unit Superheroes

Spellings to learn this week


Maths

Monday

Teaching video Subtracting 2 digit numbers not crossing ten

Worksheet Subtracting 2 digit numbers not crossing ten

Tuesday

Teaching video Subtracting 2 digit numbers (crossing tens)

Worksheet Subtracting 2 digit numbers (crossing tens)

Wednesday

PowerPoint Subtracting 2 digit numbers crossing tens

Worksheet 3 levels Subtracting 2 digit numbers crossing tens

Thursday

Teaching video Adding 2 digit numbers crossing ten

Worksheet Adding 2 digit numbers crossing ten

Friday

Use column addition to find the totals



Now choose 2 items and use column addition to help to find the totals


Science

Food Chain PowerPoint

Can you use the worksheet to make or tell someone at home some food chains?

Worksheet Food Chains 

Computing

We have been learning to type using Word. We have learned to type our names and a sentence. We have changed the font, size and colour. Children need to practice this and then learn how to insert different shapes and pictures to their documents

PSHE

We have been looking at relationships in PSHE. Today we looked at families, how they are all different, what we do with out families (in normal times) and who we can turn to if things make us sad. PowerPoint Families

History

In History we have been learning all about the Gunpowder Plot. We have started to look at what evidence we can use to learn about historical events. We call these primary and secondary evidence. Evidence PowerPoint 

Now look at these pieces of evidence can you sort them into primary and secondary pieces of evidence? Sorting Activity Primary or Secondary Evidence

PE

Yoga for kids


Monday, November 9, 2020

Week beginning 9th November

Maths

Teaching Video Ten more and Ten less

Worksheet Ten more and Ten less


Teaching Video Adding and Subtracting tens

Worksheet Adding and Subtracting


Teaching Video Adding Tens and Ones (not crossing tens)

Worksheet Adding Tens and Ones (not crossing ten)


Teaching Video Subtracting Tens and Ones (not crossing tens)

Worksheet Subtracting Tens and Ones (not crossing tens)

English

We are learning to write information sentences. Here is some information about the Gunpowder Plot, Gunpowder Plot Comprehension which we have been learning about in History. Read the information and then have a go at answering the questions. 

Now write some information sentences in your homework book giving some information about the Gunpowder Plot and Bonfire Night. Please remember capital letters at the beginning of sentences and full stops at the end of sentences.

We are learning to use generalisers in our information sentences. Read the PowerPoint and practise using generalisers in your sentences. Generalisers Powerpoint

We are working on making sure our sentences start with capital letters and end with full stops. Some of us have forgotten some of our capital letters so we are going to be working on our handwriting and letter formation to make sure our tall letter and capital letters stand tall and our small and low letters are clear. Remind yourself of all the capitals  Capital letters handwriting then practise these in your homework book on our lines.


History

Look at the pictures and look at the statements. You need to be a Historian and work out which pictures prove the statements to be true as we always need evidence before we can believe anything.

Gunpowder Plot Evidence Pictures

Prove it statements


Computing

We are learning how to use Word on the laptops at school. We will be practising our typing and learning how to change our font. If you have a laptop have a go at this at home.

PSHE

In school we have been talking about girls and boys and how we are all different. All girls are not the same. All boys are not the same. We should not think all boys should be one way and all girls should be one way. Think about how different you are. Celebrate being different. Think of some things you like that not many other girls or boys do.

RE

We are learning about what it means to be Jewish. Today we are looking at a mezuzah. Find out what a mezuzah is and why Jewish people have them. (See below) Can you write a message to yourself that you could look at each day to make you feel happy and safe? Write in on a piece of paper and then roll it up like a scroll. Put it somewhere so you can look at it each day.

Mezuzah Powerpoint

How do you put up a mezuzah




Friday, September 25, 2020


Alice has been busy this week. Here she is looking at a map of the world and she has also been working on her typing skills. She wrote me a lovely letter telling me all about her week.

Fancy doing something a little different?




Miss Craven has shared  with teachers some origami she has been doing with her Y6 class. 
If you fancy doing some too here is one a little easier for you to have a go at. 
You will need to show some determination and perseverance to succeed. 
I'd love to see what you make

Thursday, September 24, 2020

Thankyou to all the children who have shown or told  me about the work they are doing at home, Marvellous Mes on their way.
Don't forget if you are working at home, email and tell me about it too.
mrsburton2020@carlton-in-snaith.n-yorks.sch.uk

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Anyone for yoga?




Why don't you have a go at some yoga today? 
I've had a go and it's lots of fun and really good to improve posture, balance, focus plus lots more


Has your child used Hit the Button recently?
It's a great website for children aged 5-11 to help them to learn those all important number facts that so much of their Maths work is based upon. 
  • They can start by learning the number facts which make 10, then move on to making 20 or 100.
  • Also the children need to learn by heart doubling and halving facts for different numbers.
  • This website also allows the children to work on individual or mixed times tables. Both multiplication and division. Feel free to make this part of the children's daily routine whilst off school, it's fun and can only help their mental recall.

Tuesday, September 22, 2020




Phonics Recap

In class we have been recapping the Set 2 sounds. 
The children did well remembering the sounds, they could mostly blend the sounds together to read the words but needed work when moving on to reading the words speedily (without overt sounding) which is the next step. 
Here are the sounds Set 2 and 3 Speed Sound Book
Please encourage your child to tell you the sound, blend the sound to read the word but then move on to being able to read the words speedily without the need for sounding out. This is where the fluency with their reading will improve. 

Speedy word reading ay ee igh ow 

Monday, September 21, 2020

Quangle Wangle Hats

Thank you to everyone who has sent me photos of their versions of the Quangle Wangle Hats. 
I've loved seeing them all and hearing about how you have decided to make them.

Here are Libby and Charlie brilliantly modelling theirs.

Don't forget if you want to show me what work you have been doing, I'd love to see it. My email address is mrsburton2020@carlton-in-snaith.n-yorks.sch.uk



Sunday, September 20, 2020

Week beginning 21st September


Weekly Tasks

English


Reading Comprehension - The Camping Trip (3 levels)


Maths

Hit the Button 

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Wider Curriculum

Geography - Here is a list of countries from around the world, use a world map or globe and find out which continents they are in
UK, Brazil, France, China, New Zealand, Canada, Sudan, USA, Portugal, Nigeria, Australia, Paraguay, India, 
Did you find any countries in Antartica?



Computing - Word Processing - Text Formatting

Music - In school we listened to a song, found the pulse and tapped along, then tried to identify the different instruments we could hear. Now can you do this at home? 
Choose some songs you and your family like. Can you find and tap to the constant beat (pulse)? Then can you listen and try to work out what instruments are being used? Enjoy!

Art - Following on from last week, have a go at some other shading techniques 


Picture News

Story: A charity are campaigning to allow clearer guidance on how care homes can open their doors safely to visiting family and friends.

Question: Should visits to care homes be allowed?

 

Watch the virtual picture news assembly click here





Friday, September 18, 2020


Freya is enjoying completing the blog tasks as well as supporting her brother with his. 
Here is a poster Freya made about washing hands - combining algorithms and typing skills to create it.


Thursday, September 17, 2020

Week beginning 14th September

Home Learning Tasks


Maths
Wider Curriculum
  • Geography – Look at some different world maps – can your child find where we live? Discuss this being called the UK. Tell the children the world is split into 7 continents and has 5 oceans – can they find them on the maps and begin to learn their names?
  • Computing - Algorithms - Hand washing remains important so challenge your child to write a set of instructions,  an algorithm, for how to wash their hands thoroughly. They could create this as a poster  for the classroom or a postcard for home. Can they follow the instructions?  Are the instructions precise enough? Test and debug their algorithms by following them
  • Computing - Word Processing - Typing
  • Art - sketching (light and dark)

    In Art last week, we began to look at how to create light and dark lines by changing the way we held our pencils. Show your child the grids below to show we can also create light and dark by the amount of lines and space. Can they do the same? Can they think of something they might draw where this technique might be useful?








Wednesday, September 16, 2020


Well done Libby for showing such a great attitude to your work this week. 
Her independent attitude to her Maths and English has already impressed her Dad and me.

A great role model to the others!

Friday, July 17, 2020

Dear Derwent Class,

What a funny year it has been, I was so looking forward to spending a whole year with you, but it wasn't to be. It might only have been short (for some of you) but what a pleasure it has been to be your teacher. I have no doubt that you will move on to Year 3 or Year 4 and do your very best with whatever is put in front of you. Please enjoy a rest over the summer holidays and return to school in September ready to wow your teacher and friends with all that you can do. Thank you to families too, for all the support they have given, it really is appreciated, it only works if we all work together. Goodbye for now, I can't wait to see you all (if from a distance) in September,

lots and lots of love,

Mrs Burton

Thursday, July 16, 2020


Want to keep the children's brains ticking over in the Summer Holidays?

Here are some suggestions:

Mental Maths

TT Rockstars
Hit the Button (number bonds to 10 or 20 or 100 or more work on learning times tables including division facts)

Reading

Reading for pleasure - https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page/#
Summer Reading Challenge - https://summerreadingchallenge.org.uk/

Writing

Children should learn to write for different purposes and different audiences but remember if they cannot speak in sentences using good vocabulary they will not be able to write in sentences using good vocabulary. So encourage children to speak in sentences, introduce them to new vocabulary (explaining what it means) and orally rehearse what they are going to write first.
Expose children to new experiences, this has an impact on their writing too.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zpccwmn/articles/ztph97h

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zpccwmn/articles/zsp8srd

Purposes - List, story, letter, recount of a trip or day, diary, information, advert, poem, explain how something works, summary of a book etc. (Real or imaginary)

Audiences - Family member, relative, famous person, someone you've never met, imaginary person, teacher, council/government, friend

Other
Look at all the website ideas on the blogs

50 things to do before you're 11 and three quarters

If you want something more formal, you could try:

Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Peregrines - here is an All About Me message from Mrs Pierce and Mrs Mack who will be working with you and Mrs Longfield in your class next year



Hello, my name is Mrs Pierce and I am a teaching assistant that has worked at school for nearly 12 years. Having established the Community Hub (school library) 4 years ago I also enjoy look after the library, including opening it to the wider community every other Saturday. I am looking forward to the new school year when I will be working in Peregrine Class with Mrs Longfield. I know most of the children who attend our school but it will be great to get to know some of you better. I am also looking forward to welcoming back our toddlers for story time on a Tuesday afternoon.

I enjoy being part of the 'Friends of Carlton Primary School', helping to organise events and raise money to support the pupils of our school and enhance the overall school experience.

I live in Newland (which is just 3 miles from Carlton) and I have family who live in Drax and Carlton, which is great as we are a really close family. I have two children, Dan who is now 16 and going into 6th form and Jess who is 14 and going into year 10 at The Snaith School.  Both my children were pupils at this school and really enjoyed their time here. 

When I am not in work I love listening to music and sing. I have been a member of Selby Rock choir for more than 10 years and I thoroughly enjoy our weekly sessions and performances to the public. I also love to go and watch musicals at the theatre and when I get chance I Like to swim and run.

I am looking forward to a rest and some family time over the summer and I am looking forward to working with you in September.




Hello everyone. I am Mrs Mackintosh (or for short Mrs Mack) I am really looking forward to seeing you all and being your HLTA & Teaching Assistant in September!

I know it may feel a little strange to be back in school but don’t worry, we will work as a team to support one another and get through it.

As some of you know, I teach french and art  in school but did you know I love to bake?!

Baking is my preferred pastime at the moment. I bake a variety of cakes and cheesecakes, which the staff and children throughout school will say are quite delicious!
Especially the staff as they are my cake tasters! I’m sure they don’t mind!
I even entered my first competition, the Carlton Fete Bake Off 2020!
I came 1st!
Always have a go, you could surprise yourself - anything is possible!

What is your favourite cake and why?

My love of art began when I was a young child myself and it has grown throughout my adult life. It will be a pleasure to help guide, support and inspire your artistic visions.

Once again, I’m really looking forward to seeing you all in September, keep safe and well.