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Class 18 - Mrs Bridger and Mrs Saunders

Please have a look at Class Dojo where your teachers are recording something for you to listen to every day! laugh

Activities for week beginning 20th April 2020.smiley

Hello Class 18!

We hope you have had a lovely Easter and managed to have some fun-and maybe some chocolate! Here are some activities for you to complete this week. Don't forget, we'd love to hear from you and see your fantastic work! You can use Class Dojo or email us.

Mrs Saunders and Mrs Bridger.

Good afternoon Class 18!

We hope you are all well and keeping busy while you are at home. We have been enjoying watching Mr Hill-Shaw's daily videos! They are really funny and we think Ronnie needs to join Year 6! We have been messaging you on Dojo to hear about how you all are. We hope you have a lovely Easter holiday-there is no set work but you can always look at the sites we have shown you for ideas! Stay safe and stay at home.Love from Mrs Bridger and Mrs Saunders.

Hello Class 18!

We hope you are keeping safe and well! We have added an extra area to our Short Wood website. Go to Children and then scroll down to Short Woody Community Learning. You will find great photos, work and even videos! There's one of Mr Hill-Shaw and Ronnie!

Also, if you would like to email us you can! We'd love to hear how you are and maybe you'd like to share photos and work! The address is shortwoodies@shortwoodprimaryschool.com

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Mrs Bridger and Mrs Saunders.

 

Suggested home learning activities for week beginning 30.3.20

Feel free to adapt the ideas as you go! Be creative and use your imaginations :-) Please get in touch with either Mrs S or Mrs B on Class Dojo if you need any help!

Welcome to Class 18! smiley

 

Key Information

 

PE

Our PE days are Monday and Thursday - children will need school PE kits with them on these days.

 

Homework

 

Homework will be given out on a Thursday and will be due back in school on a Tuesday. The tasks are designed to encourage independence and may require that the children spend a little bit of time trying to find out how to solve the questions.

 

Reading

 

We ask that all children read at home at least 3 times per week. In Year 6 this can be to themselves, but even the most able of readers will benefit from regularly reading out loud - we would encourage the children to do this as often as is possible.

Autumn Term 2019 - Is There Anybody Out There?

Autumn Topic Map - what are we covering this term?

Our Trip to Keele University

This is what we are learning this term!

Useful Links
  • BBC Newsround Keep up-to-date with current news from around the globe!
  • Wildlife Trust. Activities for children. We have enjoyed learning about classification in Science lessons. Got the nature bug? Here are some ideas so that you can learn even more about the amazing outdoors!
  • World Book Day Story Starter. We have written some excellent pieces of writing so far and are always thinking about how to grab the reader''s attention! Here are your favourite writers with their top tips!
In ICT lessons we have researched an animal using different search engines. Then we organised our report using Word. Can you research another plant or animal? Remember to classify it. Can you add pictures or sounds?

Spellings to practise

Maths Facts - scroll to the end to find the Year 6 pages!

Attendance

Overall School: 96.6%

Short Wood Primary School and NEST Nursery- Aiming high, growing dreams. School is re open for pupils in The Nursery Nest, Reception, Year 1 and Year 6, as well as pupils of our key workers and other identified children. If you would like your child to return please call the school office so we can book them into a bubble. Our NEST Nursery still has 30 hour funded places for September 2020. For more information or to reserve a place please contact the school office.
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