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Yorvik Viking Centre in York have put together some pretty cool home learning resources.

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My class have enjoyed these books online. They have lots of non fiction too, and you can set and create quizzes about the books.

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Some nice, simple to follow coding projects.

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This is an initiative funded by the Department of Education. A group of teachers have posted all kinds of resources online for parents and teachers to access during lockdown.

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This is an alternative to Joe Wicks for younger children. Some of them are very cheesy (and a bit too light on the exercise!) but there are some good little mini-workouts and 'dance along' videos.

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This was circulated amongst teachers at my school by a PE teacher. It has some nice simple PE activities.

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Offering access to PE lesson plans, schemes of work, assessments, curriculum mapping and other resources on a wide range of activities for EYFS, KS1 and KS2

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White Rose is a well respected resource for maths. They have put together a set of lessons for the week (by age group) and will be adding to them each week. Each lesson comes with a short video.

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Maths home learning | Home learning | White Rose Maths

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View all of our maths ‘home learning’ lessons and videos for early years through to Year 11. View our Maths resources from White Rose Maths.

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The BBC have launched a massive home learning project. It is under the label 'bitesize', but actually bitesize already existed, and is worth checking out in addition to this new website. It is a great resource. If you google any topic (for example, "Romans" or "water cycle", with the word "bitesize") you will find videos and other great resources. You can even look for specific ages in your search, by putting in "KS1" (for key stage one, which is Year 1 and Year 2) or "KS2" (key stage two, for Years 3-6).
(It may well be that a lot of these resources are available directly from this new website as well)

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Use BBC Bitesize to help with your homework, revision and learning from KS1 to GCSE. Find free videos, step-by-step guides, activities and quizzes.

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Nrich is an incredible resource, full of loads of brilliant maths games and problem solving challenges. They have created a page specially for home learning where they have gathered many of their favourite games. The link is below - and here are some other suggestions, examples of ones I have used in the past (some of these may well be in the new home learning project too)

Find the value of each shape:
https://nrich.maths.org/5714

Here is one where you have to use a lot of trial and error and deduction: https://nrich.maths.org/1130

They have lots of activities using ordinary sets of dominoes (just search for dominoes on their website). Here is a good one to start with: https://nrich.maths.org/content/99/04/game1/RS%20Domino%20Windows.pdf

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This feature is a little different from usual! We have selected some of our favourite activities and games from the NRICH collection that are ideal for working on at home without a teacher.

If your teacher, parent or carer has a Twitter account, you could ask them to share what you did using the hashtag #nrichmathsAtHome

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This feature is full of activities for you to work on at home.

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How to draw a toucan (or Greg from Diary of a Wimpy Kid!)

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How to draw a toucan (or Greg from Diary of a Wimpy Kid!)

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I was covering a Year 2 class for the afternoon earlier this year and the teacher (thank you Sebastian!) left me this light activity (the one with the toucan) to do with the kids. They loved it. We took it slowly, pausing to marvel at their creations.

The video takes you through the process one step at a time. Ordinarily, of course, art should be a more open process, but a more closed activity like this has its place as well, and can help to build confidence.

I would suggest they do it initially in pencil (unlike the way it is modelled in the video) and make sure your little artist knows their toucan doesn't have to be identical to the one here. Every toucan in the world is unique!

The creators (Art for Kids Hub) have lots of different videos on youtube.

The toucan video is below. And here is one for Diary of a Wimpy Kid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dw1reZBtKMM