Summary of this week:

This week in Maths we have continued to learn about addition, focusing on exchanging across the columns.

In English, we have written our innovations of the Bad-Tempered Ladybird and are now moving on to plan and write our own narrative stories.  

In History, we have been learning about important and well known people who have links to the history of Eastwick and Bookham.

In Science, we have been learning about different food groups and understand what makes a balanced diet.  

In RE, we have continued to think about miracles within Christianity.

In Reading, we have been practicing play-scripts as well as developing our inference skills.

In PE, we have continued our units on Football and Dance with Coach Jay and Mrs Line.

In D&T, we have designed our own fruit tarts in preparation for making them next week.  

Our learning next week:

In Maths, we will be continuing to learn about column addition. We will also be doing the first of our timetables assessments to establish a baseline of the children’s times table recall.  

In English, we will be writing our hot tasks and then publishing them in our publishing books.   

In Science, we will be finishing our unit on diet and nutrition by learning about animal diets before moving on to learn about food waste.

In RE, we will be finishing our first unit on Christianity.

In Reading, we will be applying our retrieval and  inference skills when looking at a new text, Sulwe.

In D&T, we will be using pastry and fruit to create our fruit tarts!

In History, we will be going on a local walk to Bookham high street to see some of the places that we have been learning about over the course of the half term.  

Homework

Maths homework is handed out every Tuesday. The hand in date is the Friday of each week (There will be no homework sent home during half term).

A spelling overview is sent out at the beginning of half term to support the children with learning spellings at home.

Please reading record books remain in school bags and please log any reading you do with your child at home.

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