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Hello, It has been lovely to hear from some of you this week. I’ve enjoyed looking at the photos you have sent. This week, Ben has made a lovely animation that he sent me. Well done Ben it was amazing you should be very proud. Jack now wants a gorilla to add to his animal collection so he’s saving up his pocket money Did anyone manage to solve the Maths problems? I’ve popped the answers below. If you’d like to access more of these problems here is the link: https://whiterosemaths.com/resources/classroom-resources/problems/ I’ve included the answers for the pixel quiz below too. Unfortunately, I’ve ran out of pixel quizzes so there isn’t one this week. My bubble have been creating their own pixel characters why not have a go at creating your own too! We also drew some sound creatures last week – they were really good. Did anyone else draw a sound creature? Well done to Ellie-Mae who was our top scorer on Spelling Shed last week! Well done to Ellie-Mae, Edward, Joseph who earned a bronze certificate on Mathletics last week. Keep up the good work everyone. There seems to have been some issues with Mathletics last week hopefully they have been resolved and all will go smoothly this week. I hope I get to see some of you next Thursday (16th July) when you come and collect your reports See you soon, English Maths Science Can you continue this story? NCETM are delivering daily lessons on Watch the following clips about vertebrates https://cdn.website- YouTube: and invertebrates: editor.net/7126fcc91c16486aa0d4a69d750 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z4m 46744/files/uploaded/creature%2520in%2 LQqF8sn28L9xqMyqJ7xqbP7RpqBhVv4 6hbk 520the%2520glass.pdf x3 Complete the activities on the link above. The BBC have daily English lessons White Rose Maths have released some Who will go on a spider safari? which are available online via this link: free Kindle workbooks. You can find https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons them here: https://whiterosemaths.com/resources/p I have included this week’s copy of First rimary-resources/parent-workbooks/ News for you to read. Art I See Maths are delivering daily Can you create your own colour? Have a lessons here: look at some of the examples below. I love ICT http://www.iseemaths.com/lessons34/ the watermelon red. Can you find the treasure in this Minecraft coding game? Can you draw a sound creature? https://studio.code.org/s/aquatic/stage/1/pu https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/make/art- zzle/1 Home Learning Weekly Tasks technology/draw-sound-creature Year 3/4 History Week 11 This week you will be finding out about Spellings Greeks at war using this link: Food Technology Spellings will continue to be on Spelling Can you make something with your Shed and will be changed weekly. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z87 family? tn39/articles/zckr4wx This week’s spellings: https://www.littlecooksco.co.uk/recipes/ Y3 – adding the suffix –ally to -ic Using this information, can you draw words Jack loved baking this week! He enjoyed and label a Greek soldier. I’ve included Y4 – challenge words making (and eating) the pizza wheels. an example below. We also made rock buns and cheese Can you score over 5 million points for scones. 250 honey pots? 1. Genie 2. Goofy 3. Sleeping Beauty (Princess Aurora) 4. Winnie the Pooh 5. Buzz Lightyear 6. Nemo 7. Cheshire Cat 8. 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