Well done  for all your hard work this week.

      I hope you are proud of what you have done.

    I am very proud of the hard work I have seen in class and  at home.

  I hope you stretch your arms up really high for the last day of doing  Bollywood this week.

 Please click on the link:-

         https://imoves.com/home-learning/1547

 We have been using a number-line to add by counting on.

 Stanley and Jack discovered that it didn't matter which number we started with, as both give the same answer-    What a fabulous trick to know!!

•   5 + 3 = 8 AND 3 + 5 = 8
• You can start at 3 and count on 5 OR you can start at 5 and count on 3

Let's use your number-lines and try to answer these:-

1. 10 + 2 =
2. 2 + 10 =
3. 10 + 6 =
4. 6 = 10 =

Now try to use your number-lines to answer these:-

 Today we will practise these letters:- Curves      g  q  e  s 

Please click on the link

https://teachhandwriting.co.uk/print-letters-beginners.html

I hope you enjoyed using the hedgehog phonic game yesterday. Let's see if you can beat your score today?

 Click on the link:-

       https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/helpAHedgehog/index.html

 Remember to select this-

   Then play and try to beat the egg/sand-timer  and yesterday's score!

   Parents please read this with your son:-

 In your Home learning books please answer the following :-

1. What is a tourist?       
   • Parents please talk about  what this word means...
   • ( someone who visits  a place for pleasure or out of interest)
2. Where do the tourists come from?
3. Write down one fact that Bob tells the tourists.

  We are going to make our own moon picture.

•    Have  a look at this picture of the moon.
•     What do you notice?
•     What does it look like? ( smooth?  bumpy? flat?)

We are going to try to recreate the surface of the moon using a handful of porridge oats mixed into white paint.

1. In school we will do this on black card.
2. At home why not simply use the inside of a piece of cardboard ( old cereal packet is fine)

•  Draw around a large circle  e.g. saucepan lid and 
• Paint the textured paint ( paint and oats) either using a paintbrush or a spoon or fingers, until the circle  is covered.
• Leave it somewhere flat to dry, ready for adding more to this next  week!

 Please send me pictures!

      atlas@studlegreen.wilts.sch.uk