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PE

Every morning at 9am Joe Wicks streams a live PE lesson - tune in here if you can!

Maths

Start with 10 minutes of TTRockstars.

Answer the following question in your Home Learning Journal.

English

On the surface, everything looked ordinary.

The boy in the boat was bored. He had lived beside this boring river with his boring family for his whole boring life. Nothing unexpected ever seemed to happen to him. He often went to bed at night and wished for something exciting in his life.

Little did he know, underneath the ground he walked on and the river he rowed his boat on, a marvellous, mysterious, magical menagerie of life stirred.

His life was about to become a lot more interesting…

Answer the following questions in your Home Learning Journal.

1. Who is the boy and why do you think he is bored?
2. What do you think he has with him in the boat?
3. What do you think his family are like?
4. Where do you think their home is?
5. Who do you think lives in the city under the ground?
6. Why do you think the boy has never seen the people who live there before?
7. Why do they live underground?
8. Is there anything peculiar about the sea or the tree that is next to it?
9. What do you think is about to happen to the boy?

Reading

Read a book from home, listen to a story on Storyline Online or login into Oxford Owl here. Click on 'My class login' and enter the username: studley password: studley

London

There are lots of ways to travel around London. One of the ways is to get a train that travels underneath the city called the London Underground or 'the tube'.

The London Underground has 11 train lines that are shown on the map as different colours. Take a look at a part of the map below. 

Watch the video below and write down three bits of information from it.