Maths 

This week, we are continuing with our topic of money. We will be looking at making amounts, comparing, finding the total/difference and finding change. 

There are 100p in £1. Remember you can use your number bonds to 100 to help you solve problems involving £1. 

Why is it important to use the £ and p symbol when writing our answers? 

Remember you can use concrete resources to help solve your problems at home like coins, cubes, lego bricks or beads 

Maths Challenges 

If you would like to challenge yourself, there are some great money maths challenges below that involve using your reasoning and problem solving skills. You could answer one/two of these on paper or in your home learning exercise book 

Spelling/Phonics 

Please practise this week's spellings by logging on to Spelling Shed. If you have any issues logging in please email me.  

If you are unable to join us on Zoom here is an outline of our phonics session.

Recap on this week's work on verbs. Can they explain the following words: verb, present tense, past tense, suffix, root word, consonant, vowel? 

Using a book from their book case can they find verbs in the past tense and explain the rule? Can they add the word to the correct list? How many irregular past tense verbs can they find? 

English 

LQ: How well can I make inferences based on what is said and done? 

In this lesson, we will be text detectives, using evidence from the text to help us unpick ideas.

Topic 

Below, you will find our topic work for the week. 

For those children than are still coming into school, please can I ask that you use the days of the week to guide your learning, as you will also be doing these tasks in school on the days that you are in.   

For those learning at home full-time, you can choose which day you would like to do each activity