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Remember to continue with your bean diary. 

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Remember to continue with your bean diary. 

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This week we are going to write 'week 4' in our planting a bean booklet. Write about the changes that you can see and then draw a picture of it.

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This week in English, we are going to learn all about the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland and the traditional tale that goes with it.
Watch this Powerpoint about the Giant's Causeway. If you do not have Powerpoint, it is here as a PDF below.

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The Giant's Causeway PDF

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Scientists think that the Giant's Causeway was made by a volcano but there is a traditional tale that says something different. Read this book on Oxford Owl e books. Follow this link. PARENTS: YOU WILL NEED TO CREATE A LOG IN BUT DO NOT WORRY, IT IS QUICK AND EASY.

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Complete this reading comprehension about the book, Finn MacCool and the Giant's Causeway.

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Retell the story of Finn MacCool to a member of your family in words (not writing) using this story map. If your family are feeling brave, they could act it out with you.

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This week we are learning about the parts of a plant. Use your creative flair to design and make your own plant, then label it.

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You can use this sheet to stick your plant onto it and then label.

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My Amazing Game

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This week we are learning about Northern Ireland.

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Fact cards about Northern Ireland.

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Treasure hunt about Northern Ireland.

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Number Bonds - Can the children choose a different number each day (1 -20) and tell you all the addition calculations that make it.

What is a number bond?
A number bond is a pair of numbers that make another number. For example, 6+4=10.

Top Tip
There is always one more way to make a number. For example, there are 11 ways to make 10, 12 ways to make 11 etc.

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Save The Whale

Save The Whale is a mobile friendly addition facts game.
Practise your addition facts making totals up to 10.

The whale is trapped in the lake.
Add lengths of pipe until the total is 10, (you can use more than two).
Then turn the wheel valve to set the water pouring.
If you're answer is correct the whale will swim off to sea.

Use the up and down arrows to make totals less than 10.

NB: The numbers are random, so if you want to skip a number press on the spanner.

This game is © copyright 2020, J.Barrett, ictgames.com All Rights Reserved.

Made using the and libraries.

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Save The Whale is a mobile friendly addition facts game. Practise your addition facts making totals up to 10. The whale is trapped in the lake. Add lengths of pipe until the total is 10, (you can use more than two).Then turn the wheel valve to set the water pouring.If you're answer is correct the whale will swim off to sea.

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Currently free for parents. Please play games and have fun!

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A site packed with interactive phonics games, phonics planning, assessment ideas and many teaching ideas and resources to help children to learn to hear phonemes, recognise graphemes and develop the blending and segmenting skills that are vital for learning to read and spell.

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Instantly access over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids on Epic

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Experience is our new platform for delivering our services. If you subscribed to Espresso or Coding after 23rd September 2020, have upgraded your Espresso or Coding service or are looking to access Health & Relationships, Pathway, STEM Connect or Secondary please login here.

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⭐Maths overview (purple)
1. Find a half
2. Find a half
3. Find a quarter
4. Find a quarter
5. Family Challenge

⭐English overview (blue)
1. Finn MacCool and the Giant's Causeway reading comprehension
2. Verbally re-tell the story of Finn MacCool. Act it out if you can.
3. Using exclamation marks
4. Finn MacCool exclamation marks
5. Spellings

⭐Topic overview (green)
1. Science
2. Computing - My Amazing Game
3. Geography - Northern Ireland
4. PSHE - My family
5. Continue bean diary

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This week we are learning about different families.

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Can you draw your family?

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LGBT History Month - My Family Activity Sheet

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We are learning to use exclamation marks. Watch this Powerpoint. If you do not have Powerpoint, it is here as a PDF below.

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Maths Challenge 5 -  Family Challenge Friday!

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Maths Challenge 5 -  Family Challenge Friday!

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Using exclamations marks PDF

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Decide whether these sentences need a full stop or an exclamation mark. You do not have to print it out, you can write on paper if you prefer.

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Activity Sheets Exclamation Mark or Full Stops

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In the story, the giants shouted at one another over the Irish Sea. Look at pages 4 and 5 in the book to read what they said. Then think of some more ideas of what they might have shouted and complete the speech bubbles on this sheet. Don't forget the exclamation marks as these giants are shouting at each other!

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Please note that these do not start until the week beginning 22nd June.

These are now also on Spelling Shed so you can play games with them!

For orange and pink groups they have been given common exception words and a spelling pattern to learn.

They can also be supported by watching mini videos on espresso (you will need the password).
Just go to espresso, KS1, English, Punctuation and Grammar, word OR KS1, English, phonics.

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Spelling Shed is made by teachers, for teachers and was developed in the founder's classroom. We have built a suite of tools to enable teachers and schools to manage pupils' data, including reporting on assessments. Spelling Shed tracks student game plays along with their responses. Teachers can monitor weekly activity in order to advance or remediate as needed.

Our platform enables learning to happen anywhere and everywhere giving educators the peace of mind that pupils can learn and get practice unhindered.

Our administration tools also allow groups of schools to manage school data centrally.

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Proudly powered by EdShed, Spelling Shed includes a whole-school spelling scheme, web & mobile games and a teacher hub with homework and data.