Summer Term Week 5

Week 5 Maths Tasks 

Remember we are working behind what the dates say so make sure you click on Summer Term Week 3 (w/c 4th May) (at the bottom of the page)

Year 2

                                     

Year 3

(These links can be temperamental if they do not work just search for White Rose Maths, Home Learning and then either Year 2 or Year 3)

and don't forget

⭐TT Rockstars

⭐ Hit the Button

⭐ Learning to tell the time

Week 5 English Tasks (plus daily reading) 

Year 2 English Tasks 

Year 3 English Tasks

(These are 2 week units of work. Please continue to work through these. If you finish it early, why not choose a part of your writing to write up neatly or share it with me so I can give you some further things to work on)

A Tale of Two Feathers Comprehension (There are 3 levels of questions - the children should be working on either the 2 star or 3 star questions)

Spellings '- er' , '-est' and '-y'

When you add er, est and y to some words, you double the last letter (just like last week)

fat → fatter, fattest, 

sad→ sadder, saddest

run → runny

Look at the paragraph below, can you spot the words that have had suffixes added to them so they have doubled the last letter?

The fattest bear hummed the saddest tune he knew as he was running up the hill. He clapped his hands, patted his head and then suddenly slipped and dropped his pot of runny honey.
The _______ bear _________ the ________tune he knew as he was _______ up the hill. He________ his hands, __________his head and then suddenly ________ and _______ his pot of ______ honey

Now can you add er and est to these words?

big →

thin →

wet →

Week 5 Wider Curriculum Tasks

History - Here are 3 pictures of Queens, do you know who they are? Look at the pictures, what clues do they have to help you guess when they were on the throne? Do you know which Queen came first? How do you know? Do you know which Queen came second? What helped you to work it out?

   

Science - What is a food chain? Watch the video and learn all about different animals and plants and how they make a food chain. Then see if you can answer the questions on the quiz. 

Art - Look at these famous portraits of the Queen, which is your favourite and why? 

      

by Peter Blake                                by George Condo

               

by Andy Warhol                     by Lucian Freud

Why don't you have a go at creating a portrait of the Queen? You can choose any style and use any thing you want to create it. I can't wait to see your finished pieces!

Forest School - Click on the link and choose an activity or two, Forest School Activities perhaps the children can lead the adults, as some of these activities are ones the children have done at school.

Mrs Gay says that clay can be substituted for mud and water and to please make sure you have parental supervision if using any tools.

Picture News - Picture News Virtual Assembly 18th May

Story: An Italian architect designs a new way of living.

Question:  If you could live anywhere, where would it be?

🌟Mrs Burton's Ongoing Project - Who is your hero?🌟

When I was in primary school I did a project all about my hero. It took me weeks! I learned lots of facts, made a booklet, drew and cut out pictures, and I can still remember facts about Gary Winston Lineker now! So it's your turn, choose someone who you admire, learn all about them, then show what you know in whatever way you want e.g scrapbook, PowerPoint, poster. This should be a project you work on over the next few weeks rather than complete in 1 session.