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Home Learning to be handed in on Tuesday 19th May 2026 |
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We have now finished learning about time and have now moved onto division and solving problems systematically. Work set this week will focus on using the written method for short division. |
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Weekly expectations |
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Times tables |
Reading |
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Please ensure your children practises their times tables daily on TTRS. This only needs to be for 5/ 10 minutes per day but daily practise is proven to lead to greater fluency. We will also be using the resource in class whenever we can.
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Please ensure your child has read a minimum of 5 times and logged it into their reading record. Reading is the key to them accessing the full curriculum and they will struggle with further learning without the necessary practise. |
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Spellings |
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Group 1- Words ending in '-ful', '-less' and '-ly' |
Group 2- Challenge words
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Careful |
Accidentally |
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Playful |
Breathe |
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Thankful |
Century |
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Helpful |
Consider |
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Spotless |
Eight |
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Hopeless |
Guard |
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Meaningless |
Heard |
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happily |
peculiar |
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Due to many of you welcoming a weekly oracy question, here is the first one to discuss at home. It isn’t compulsory, but we’ll discuss it next Wednesday and so children will be better prepared if they have already spoken about it.
Is something boring because of it or because of you?
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English – Playscripts/ Persuasive Writing |
Maths – Division/Long Division & Time |
Science- Plants |
RE- Kingdom of God |
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Children will be looking at play scripts of a familiar story as well as the legend of Romulus and Remus, they will write their own versions using the features taught. Also children will learn to present a persuasive point of view in letter form |
Children will study division problem solving building on their previous work moving into long division. The will also learn how to tell the time to various intervals as well solving time problems. The will secure the four operations. |
Children identify and describe the functions of different parts of flowering plants Explore the requirements of plants for life and how they vary from plant to plant. Investigate the way in which water is transported within plants and explore the part that flowers play in the life cycle of flowering plants. |
Children will investigate Pentecost, and investigate the impact of the Pentecost after Jesus left. |
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History- St Albans |
DT – Electronic charm |
Computing |
Music- Romans |
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Children will undertake a local study looking at the history of the area and how it is represented. They will compare different periods of time and use maps and artefacts to draw conclusions. |
Children will design and develop a program, house and promote a Micro:bit electronic charm to use in low-light conditions. |
We will be learning about the following themes throughout the year. Each will also include an e-safety theme. Connecting computers Stop frame animation Sequencing in music Branching databases Events and actions |
Topic-related songs; exploring musical moods via Gladiator sound track; recreate Roman music in groups; battle drumming – consolidate notation skills. |
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French- Les fruits |
PSHE - Citizenship |
PE- Rounders and Swimming |
Enrichment Opportunities |
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Children will name and recognise up to 10 fruits in French, attempt to spell some of these nouns, ask somebody in French if they like a particular fruit and say what fruits they like and dislike. |
In PSHE, we will be learning about the following themes throughout the year:- •Families and friendships •Health and Well-being •Safety and the changing body •Citizenship •Transition |
Children will begin to learn the rules of rounders and the different positions and skills needed. In football they will build and extend previously taught skills Children will participate in team game learning tactics and leadership skills. |
Children will investigate the force of magnetism and h ow they attract and repel themselves as well as investigate which materials are magnetic. They will understand that magnets can move objects even though they are not in contact with the surface and will design and conduct experiment and record data using accurate measurements. |
