Welcome To
Studley Green Primary School
Our school is a unique, happy and special place. Within the heart of the community, it is where children feel safe, loved and supported as they grow and develop into confident and successful individuals. We believe that an outstanding education is the single most important factor in ensuring success in life and we are relentless in the pursuit of this. We expect the highest level of engagement from all who share in our vision of 'beyond expectation'.Latest News
- We miss you all! 18th May 2020
- Wiltshire's new children’s newsletter - The Wiltshire Round Up. 3rd April 2020
- Trowbridge Youth Parliament Super Sleep Out 24th January 2020
Calendar Dates
- TD Day 1st September 2020
- Term 1 begins 1st September 2020
- TD Day 2nd September 2020
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Monday 22nd June 2020
Good Morning Callisto Class
We are really excited about welcoming you all back later this week - until then remember to sign the daily register and say hello.
PE
Take you pick from today's Bingo Board - just follow the link and get going.
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Joe Wicks
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Go Noodle Rock out
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Brain Break Move and Freeze
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=388Q44ReOWE&list=PLh-1JU15_Ti6lupVpfIrLNKb8Pef-jabS&index=1 |
Would You Rather fitness choices
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Maths
Fluent in Five - Keep practicing your calculation skills by trying the following calculations
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What is the four digit number being shown? |
| Add 7,546. | |
| Subtract 3, 746. | |
| Multiply by 7. | |
| Divide by 3. |
This week we will be continuing with our learning on decimal numbers. In our last lesson we we learning how to compare decimal numbers and we will be doing some more activities on this over the next two sessions. Our friends show us different strategies for comparing the different lengths of rope - which method do you prefer? Does it help you answer the Guided Practice questions?
When you are ready have a go at worksheet 5 on pages 9 and 10 of your workbook - the answers are at the bottom of the page.
English
Today we are going to explore how we can extend our ideas to create more detailed paragraphs in order to make our writing informative and engaging.
Copy the following openers into your Home Learning Journal and then use the signpost words to add your own invented facts.
| Rhiswanozebtahs like to eat fish. Additionally, … |
| Some Rhiswanozebtahs sleep underground. Furthermore, ... |
| Most Rhiswanozebtahs can run at a speed of 30 miles per hour. In addition to this, … |
Now try some of your own. Invent a statement about your newly discovered animal and then add on to it using any of the add-on sentence signposts above.
Reading
Read the next installment of Edge of Extinction:
Look at page 198 - What changes did Roderick make to Sky's map?
Vocabulary
Read the Word of the Day slide - can you write 3 sentences of your own that use the word?
Spelling
Revisit some key spellings from the Year 3 and 4 spelling list and check you can still spell them all
https://spellingframe.co.uk/spelling-rule/26/25-Word-list-years-3-and-4---a-to-bi-
Topic - Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Walter Raleigh is another famous British explorer. Take a look at the map below which shows some places that were significant to him - can you use the internet, a map or atlas to identify the 6 places?
Now use the internet to write a list explaining why each of these places was significant to him.
French
Qu'est qu'il ya dans la maison? (What is in the house?)
Watch the following clip to practice naming rooms in your house in french:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfN8k348B2I
When you have finished draw and label a picture of your house like the one below:
Can you label each room of your house in French and English?
Maths Answer Pages
