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Why not try some of these fun activities over summer?

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Can you create a portrait like the one below? Fill it in with all the things you like and enjoy!

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Primary Times - the definitive what's on and where to go family guide of activities and events for children of primary school age. Things to do with your kids during the school holidays including arts and craft activities, music and theatre for children, parties, competitions, days out, and family attractions along with term time drama schools, dance classes, after school clubs and sports activities.

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A video about feeling worried.

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BREAGHA: Oh I'm excited that the cake is finished.

BEN: Well... I don't know.

BREAGHA: Look at it, it looks great.

RADHA: It's lovely. What's wrong Ben?

BEN: Well... I'm not sure it's finished. I'm not sure we've made it right.

BREAGHA: Well, we've followed all the instructions.

BEN: Maybe we made a mistake? What if it doesn't taste very nice? What if our feelings friends don't like it? I'm feeling all funny Radha... Because, I don't know if it will be good enough.

RADHA: I think I know what you're feeling.

BEN: What? What is it?

RADHA: You're feeling worried.

RADHA: 'When you think something might go wrong. 'Or you think you're not good enough to do something' 'Or you think someone might not love you anymore. 'Then you might be feeling worried'

BEN: Oh yes, I feel worried about whether the cake will be good enough. I have all these thoughts in my head about what if it all goes wrong.

RADHA: Oh I understand how you're feeling. Everyone gets worried sometimes.

BREAGHA: I feel worried sometimes too. One time, before a really important football match, I worried that I wouldn't play well.

BEN: But Breagha, you're really good at football.

BREAGHA: But I still worried, I kept thinking... What if I don't run fast enough?

RADHA: Well anyone can worry and for different reasons. It makes us ask ourselves questions. I call them, 'The worry what ifs?'

BEN: Oh like, what if the cake tastes horrible? What if we put in salt instead of sugar?

RADHA: Exactly. Everyone has feelings like that sometimes. Why don't you tell us more about why you're feeling worried?

BEN: 'I was so excited to make the best cake ever for our friends. 'And I started counting down the days until their visit. 'When I thought about making the cake, 'little questions popped into my head like...

BEN: 'What if we put in the wrong ingredients and it's all splodgy? 'What if it's droopy? 'What if it's rock hard? 'What if it's tiny? 'Or too big?

BEN: 'Even just now, when we making it together I thought, 'what if it looks good, but tastes horrible? 'And then when we were putting the sparkles on I thought... 'Does it need more sparkles? 'Am I doing a good job?

BEN: 'It just felt like I was going to get it wrong. 'No matter what I did.'

RADHA: Feeling worried often means that we care about something.

BREAGHA: Like how Ben cares about this cake? And about people liking it?

RADHA: Exactly. And sometimes it can be really hard to think that things will be OK.

BREAGHA: But look at your cake!

BEN: But it isn't perfect? Look, there's a little dent there.

BREAGHA: I bet our feelings friends will love it.

BEN: Oh... I hope so.

RADHA: Oh, I'm sure they will. Hi Isabella, hi Ashton.

BREAGHA: Hello.

RADHA: What do you think about the cake?

ASHTON: Looks great.

ISABELLA: It's all sparkly!

BEN: Do you really like it?

BREAGHA: You see Ben? The cake looks fabulous.

RADHA: I've got a little trick that I do when I feel worried. So I close my eyes, and I count three animals. I like counting sleeping cats.

BEN: I'm going to imagine baby chicks, clacking!

BREAGHA: I'm going to imagine cows with lipstick on, mooing!

ASHTON: I'm going to count galloping horses.

ISABELLA: I'm going to count dancing dolphins.

RADHA: Oh wow!

RADHA: OK so, let's all close our eyes and count three animals.

BREAGHA: Two.

RADHA: Three.

RADHA: How'd you feel Ben?

BEN: I feel great!

RADHA: I've got another little trick that I try. I turn all those, "Worried what if?" Questions into, "Wonderful what ifs?" So, what if this is the best cake you've ever made because you both made it?

BREAGHA: What if, everyone loves it?

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PSHE EYFS / KS1: Feeling Better - Worried

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BREAGHA: Oh I'm excited that the cake is finished. BEN: Well... I don't know. BREAGHA: Look at it, it looks great. RADHA: It's lovely. What's wrong Ben? BEN: Well... I'm not sure it's finished. I'm not sure we've made it right. BREAGHA: Well, we've followed all the instructions.

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Click on the link to find out about the summer reading challenge.

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What is the Summer Reading Challenge?

The Summer Reading Challenge, presented by The Reading Agency and funded by Arts Council England, encourages children aged 4 to 11 to set themselves a reading challenge to help prevent the summer reading 'dip'.

Each year the Challenge, delivered with the support of public libraries, motivates over 700,000 children to keep reading to build their skills and conﬁdence.

This year, Silly Squad, the Summer Reading Challenge 2020, will celebrate funny books, happiness and laughter. Children taking part in the Challenge will join the Silly Squad, an adventurous team of animals who love to have a laugh and get stuck in to all different kinds of funny books!

The 2020 Challenge will feature bespoke artwork from award-winning children's author and illustrator Laura Ellen Anderson (Amelia Fang; Evil Emperor Penguin; I Don't Want Curly Hair).

With the disruption caused by COVID-19 and the impact of social distancing on schools and public libraries, the 2020 Challenge will launch as a digital activity to keep children reading over the summer and support parents and carers with children already at home. The Challenge will run from June to September, launching with a week of activity from Monday 1 June and culminating in an official launch day of curated events on Friday 5 June 2020.

The digital Challenge will be free to access, featuring games, quizzes and digital and downloadable activities to incentivise and encourage children and their families to take part in treading related activities at home. Although library buildings are closed, libraries will also continue to deliver the Challenge through virtual services and e-lending platforms.

With school life disrupted and many children missing the company of their friends, this year's fun-filled Summer Reading Challenge will be all the more vital as a way of helping parents and carers find fun, family-friendly activities, maintain literacy levels and create a safe space for children to connect with their peers.

How do schools benefit?

The Challenge is free for children to take part in and is accessible for primary-aged children of all different reading levels.

By getting your pupils involved in the Summer Reading Challenge, your school can:

Enhance and support the school's reading initiatives and involve parents and the wider community.

Continue to support pupils' learning in a fun, creative and child-directed way.

Help to prevent the trend for children's reading skills to dip over the summer.

Encourage pupils and families to join their library, and to browse, choose and borrow books for free through their e-lending platforms.

Make great links with your local library staff who can support you in your work with families and reading.

Ensure your pupils return to school ready for a great start to the new academic year.

Provide further opportunities in the holidays for activities that link to the reading, comprehension and spoken language recommendations in the national curricula in England, Scotland and Wales

Provide evidence to OFSTED of your school's involvement in community initiatives and social and cultural activities

How do schools get their pupils involved?

Encourage families to take part in the Challenge by talking about it in your letters or emails home and providing a link on your school website.

Celebrate the achievements of pupils who participate in the Challenge when they return to school.

Inspire your pupils by getting staff to also read and talk about books themselves. It's a great way for teachers to develop their knowledge of children's literature.

Click here to find out more about our updated Summer Reading Challenge 2020 plans
Chatterbooks

We also co-ordinate a national network of book groups for children called Chatterbooks. Visit chatterbooks.org.uk for more information and free resources to set up a book group in your school.

Reading Well for children

Reading Well for children provides quality-assured information, stories and advice to support children's mental health and wellbeing. Books have been chosen and recommended by leading health professionals and co-produced with children and families.

The booklist is targeted at children in Key Stage 2 (aged 7-11), but includes titles aimed at a wide range of reading levels to support less confident readers, and to encourage children to read together with their siblings and carers.

Find out more about the scheme and access supporting resources here.

Useful links

Like our page on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to keep up with the latest Summer Reading Challenge news and to access special reader development offers and competitions from our publisher partners.

Our mission is to tackle life's big challenges through the proven power of reading. Find out more about the Summer Reading Challenge and The Reading Agency's work with children here

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The home of news and fun facts for kids. Find out what is going on, with stories, pictures and videos. Try a quiz or one of our free games.

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This poem can be used to assist pupils in the transition between schools, most notably the transition between primary and secondary school. Use this resource alongside the Writing and Performance Poetry Live Lesson, to encourage pupils to work on their performance techniques such as tempo, pitch and movement, as demonstrated by Tony Walsh. Ask pupils to discuss which poetry techniques Tony uses within the performance of 'New Beginnings'. What effect do these performance techniques have on the meaning of the poem? Students can explore the poem for examples of changes. Ask pupils to think of other situations where this poem would apply.

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English KS2: 'New Beginnings' by Tony Walsh (Performance)

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Classification - Enjoyable Quiz for Children Aged 7 to 11

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Sorting species together into groups enables us to learn about them easily. In science we call this classification. One simple classification is separating plants and animals - you can easily tell the difference! Find out more in this exciting KS2 quiz for Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6 pupils.

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DK Find Out! | Fun Facts for Kids on Animals, Earth, History and more!

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Year 6 - bmq8836

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EdShed is the home of The Literacy Shed, Literacy Shed Plus, Spelling Shed and Maths Shed.

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This week's spelling buzz.

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Write these words out neatly.

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Times Table Rockstars - can you improve your score?

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All your UFOs for the week.

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tasquith@nep.pmat.academy

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Have a go at this machines quiz!

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About this quiz: All the questions on this quiz are based on information that can be found at Physics: Simple Machines.

Instructions: To take the quiz, click on the answer. The circle next to the answer will turn yellow. You can change your answer if you want. Once you have answered all the questions, click the "Done" button below the questions. Your score will be displayed. The balls next to the correct answers will turn green so you can see the right answers.

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DK Find Out! | Fun Facts for Kids on Animals, Earth, History and more!

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Year 5 - tgg5563

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EdShed is the home of The Literacy Shed, Literacy Shed Plus, Spelling Shed and Maths Shed.

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This week's spelling buzz.

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Home Learning Hub link to find out more about Boudica.

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Roman Britain | Royal Armouries

If your pupils are studying the Roman Empire and its impact on Britain and/or Local History, our Roman Britain resources are the perfect support to your lesson planning.

Our resources are designed to help your pupils learn, whether they are in the classroom or at home.

Some resources were created during lockdown and are specifically designed for those pupils learning at home. They will also support and complement a visit.

If you are planning to visit the Royal Armouries in Leeds check out our Roman Rule: Boudicca's Revolt Workshop or if you plan to visit Fort Nelson near Portsmouth check out our The Romans are coming! Workshop if you would like a trip to Fort Nelson, Portsmouth. Or if you would like a digital visit by our Education team, see our Roman Rule: Live Stream Workshop.

Download the Roman Britain Teacher Notes KS2 (pdf, 255 KB) for helpful information and tips.

Video

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Time Travel Radio

Tina the time traveller has landed at Hadrian's Wall in the year 122 AD and is interviewing a very special guest, Tiberius the soldier! Listen to the radio show below to learn all about the wall, the life of Tiberius and some very bad Roman themed jokes.

https://royalarmouries.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Time-Travel-Radio.mp3
Download the transcript for "Time Travel Radio - Roman edition" (Word, 20KB)
Photo Bank

All the below images are from our collection and will enhance students visual understanding of Roman Britain and the Roman Empire. Hover over the image to reveal more information, including a link to further information and more images of the object.

You are more than welcome to use the images in your lessons and other non-commercial education. If in doubt, please see our Copyright Policy (pdf, 93 KB) or contact our licencing team.

Contact

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Year 4 - gap6219

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Healthy food and exercise involves a balanced diet and keeping fit. Eating a healthy diet and exercising regularly helps us to keep healthy. Do you know the difference between proteins, carbohydrates and fibres? Which food groups are good for us, and which should we watch our intake of?

Some people go to the gym to keep fit, but it's not necessary. Walking, jogging and even doing exercises in your own home or garden is enough to keep you healthy. Swimming is a great way to exercise and it's important to learn to swim.

This quiz tests your knowledge of healthy eating and exercise.

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KS2 PSHE Health | How to Keep Fit and Eat a Balanced Diet

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Eating a balanced diet and keeping fit are important for our all-round well-being. But what foods should you eat and how much physical activity do you need? Learn more about healthy food and exercise in this exciting interactive PSHE quiz aimed at KS2 students in Year 3, Year 4, Year 5 and Year 6.

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An animation that discusses and illustrates what humans need to maintain good health. 'Health' is defined as keeping your body 'working at its best'. A park scene shows us many different activities suitable for people of different ages and abilities. Pupils could be encouraged to identify and comment on these activities, as they watch. As well as exercise, the clip also makes the point that good hygiene, plenty of sleep, and eating a balanced diet with plenty of fresh fruit and vegetables, are all essential aspects of good health.

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What do humans need to stay healthy? - KS2 Science - BBC Bitesize

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Year 3 - uil9702

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Declines, disease and dangers - the issues facing birds

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A garden has been designed to include a number of different habitats. It includes a woodland edge habitat, a pond habitat and a ditch habitat. The woodland edge habitat has plants which need shade. Dead wood is vital to this habitat for insects such as woodlice. The pond habitat has typical aquatic plants and animals as well as visiting insects such as dragonflies. Toads, frogs and newts need two habitats. They need a pond area for breeding and a moist ditch area during the summer months. The plants in this area rely on the moisture in the ditches and need these conditions to be able to survive.

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Woodland, pond and ditch habitats - KS1 Science - BBC Bitesize

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Year 2 - syc9714

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QR CODE

Scan this on mobiles and tablets to quickly open this web page.

Hit the Button is an interactive maths game with quick fire questions on number bonds, times tables, doubling and halving, multiples, division facts and square numbers. The games, which are against the clock, challenge and develop mental maths skills. An untimed, practise mode is available in our Hit the Button app along with lots more extra features.

The activities can be matched to appropriate mathematical ability. Regular use of Hit the Button can help students to sharpen their recall of vital number facts in a fun way and learning multiplication tables need not be boring.

AGE

6-11 Years

SUBJECTS

Maths Times Tables Division Number Bonds Doubles Halves Square Numbers

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Hit the Button - Quick fire maths practise for 6-11 year olds

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Quick fire questions on number bonds, doubles, halves, times tables, division facts and square numbers against the clock. Superb!

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