SJB Primary School

This fantastic website provides online lessons for all subjects and age groups. A real teacher guides you through the whole lesson. Simple follow the ‘classroom’ section on the website to find content that supports our National Curriculum. https://www.thenational.academy/information-for-parents-pupils

Some ideas from last week.

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Sir John Barrow

Please find this weeks home learning below.

Nursery –

nursery-home-learning-tasks-week-6.pdf

Reception –

no.-6-reception-home-learning-tasks-2.pdf

phase-2_3-sentence-copy.docx

phase-3-sentence-copy.docx

Year 1 –

week-6-year-1-home-learning-tasks.pdf

Year 2 –

year-2-task-6.pdf

Year 3 –

year-3-home-learning-tasks-6.pdf

Year 4 –

week-beginning-29-06-19-year-4-home-learning-tasks-.pdf

Year 5 –

6th-week.pdf

Year 6 –

year-6-home-learning-week-6.pdf

What a lot of fun we’ve had!

Hello Reception, next week will be completing learning around the story of Peter Rabbit in school. The children have shown a real interest in this story. Feel free to listen to the story at home at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_LeUSA-qIg&vl=en

Here’s a fun art activity for you to enjoy as a family group. Draw around every person’s hand on coloured card or paper then use a black pen to personalise your hand. Decorate with patterns and doodles that are unique to you.

Next week look forward to exploring dinosaurs and fossils in Science and finding out about some incredible people and civilisations in History.

This one has us pondering for ages.  For more like this visit mathsphere.co.uk .  You’ll find the answers there too!

maths-puzzle-02-four-lines

Year 5 have been reading the book ‘Who let the gods out’ by Maz Evans. In the book Elliot and Virgo end up going to Stonehenge.

We have been researching and writing facts about Stonehenge. It is important that we remember that when we are researching and writing notes that we always reference where we got our information from. And if you are copying directly from a book or website you need to put that information in quote marks “”.

What facts can you find out about Stonehenge?

On the 21st June was the longest day of the year, which is also know as the Summer Solstice. What links the Summer Solstice and Stonehenge together?

We are also very lucky to live very close to some stone circles! Our nearest one is on Birkrigg. Have you been to our stone circle?