Week Beginning 18.05.20
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.
You should all feel really proud of the learning that you are achieving at home. Well done! Please continue to email it to:
Mr Chalkley at yr5@beacon-ce-primary.devon.sch.uk Mr Johnson at yr6@beacon-ce-primary.devon.sch.uk
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Computing
You could choose one of these tasks, or both if you wish!
Codebreaking!
Play this game to help your codebreaking skills and use logic to solve problems. Learn about code cracking in WWII and use your evaluation skills to help stop the invasion!
French
Aimes-tu le pizza? Do you like pizza?
Watch this video to see what Ben's friends would put on their pizza. Would you put these things on yours? What has Miss Butcher put on hers?
Draw (or make!) your own pizza and label it in French to show what you would choose. The following words might be helpful (or not!) Look up any words you don't recognise on https://www.wordreference.com/ selecting French to English.
| du banane | du jambon | les ananas |
| les tomates | le fromage | les bonbons |
| la rhubarbe | le chocolat | les oeufs |
| les champignons | les haricots verts | le sauce tomates |
| les piments | le saucisson | les olives |
Computing
You could choose one of these tasks, or both if you wish!
Programming using small steps (decomposition)
There is a handy video about how to use Scratch Online at https://vimeo.com/320545474 that you might to watch before using it yourself and trying out the ideas on the video.
Programming is is all about breaking instructions into small steps, called decomposition. This sheet here has a hand jive activity that you might want to try instead of the scratch one. You can record your sequence either on a video or on a sheet like this one that you could print out yourself or make a copy of to describe your sequence and repeat it. Do send in your video if you make one as we'd love to see it!
As an extension to this task, you might want to have a look at
If you're already an expert in programming, you might want to try out Amazon Future engineers which is free until early June and uses Python.
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