HOME LEARNING HEALTH WARNING!
Times are hard for everyone, the most important thing is to look after your own mental health and help your family to do the same.
We will post enough work so your children can find tasks they'll enjoy - but we aren't expecting families to be doing all of it! Do what's right for you and your circumstances.
In terms of learning, the priority is to keep reading and number tasks going whenever you can, these things will make it easier to return to learning once school re-opens.
Home Learning Week 13:6th July 2020
Welcome to our Week 13 of Home School!
The subjects are labelled with the activities able to be downloaded below. Please try your best to get as much done as possible. If you have any questions or if you have any problem at all please do email me. We want to make sure this works for everyone so any feedback will be very useful. We also would love to see any work that you can complete and we will post them up on our 'Super Star' page.
Maths: Decimals
Task 1:
Ordering decimals presentation and activity
Task 2:
Decimals and money
Presentation and activity
French - likes and dislikes (4)
Here's another Sway for this week: just click on the picture to see it and press the 'Play' button at the top right corner to start it off. You'll be able to see lots of pictures by scrolling down the page, listen to the words in French and say which sports you like, don't like, love or hate!
Computing
Sometimes things do go wrong online: our feelings might get hurt, we might think someone is picking on us in a game, or you might feel left out if friends are chatting on a site you can't use.
Have a look at these pages here to see what to do if this happens. Hopefully you'll never need it, but the pages give advice about how to make things better, and some sentence starters for talking to grown ups about it.
Can you make a comic strip to give other people the same advice? Pick one problem and show how to sort it. (You do not need to create an account to use this, just screenshot your finished comic. The best ones tell a story in three or four boxes.)
