Maths 

Today we are practising our 10 times-tables. 

By now you can all count in tens 

What patterns do you notice when counting in tens?

= means equals, the same as and equal to. 

Remember that the = sign can be at both ends of the calculation like this...

               1x10=10              10=1x10 

Maths Challenges

If you would like to challenge yourself, there are some great questions 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. 

Spellings 

This week's spelling rule: The /l/ or /ul/ sound spelled ’-le’ at the end of words.

Please practise writing the spellings below in your handwriting book. 

Phonics 

Can you underline the verb, an adjective and noun? 

Sophie ran in her new red shorts. 

Change the verb to the present tense. 

LQ: Which ending? 

le, el, il

Teach: 

 le at the end of a word  makes an /l/ sound.  

table 

This is the most common ending out of le, el, al and il.

Practise: 

Read: table, apple, bottle, little, middle, battle, bubble, candle, dangle, horrible

Can you unscramble the words? 

pplea      ddlemi   blebub    delnac     rhleoribb       elgnad

Apply: 

Write sentences with the above words using the conjunctions but, because, so.

English 

Below you will find this week's English. There are 5 lessons based around a poem.