Maths Home Learning
Published 11/10/24, by Charlie Mackinnon
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Published 11/10/24, by Charlie MackinnonTerm 1 Week 6
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Published 26/09/24, by Charlie MackinnonThis week we are learning to compare and order numbers and amounts.
Start by watching this video:
Y2 Autumn Block 1 TS12 Compare objects on Vimeo
Now try the attached activity.
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Published 26/09/24, by Charlie MackinnonThis week we are revisiting and practising our Level 5 sounds.
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Published 26/09/24, by Charlie MackinnonTerm 1 Week 4
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Published 26/09/24, by Charlie MackinnonTerm 1 Week 4
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Published 26/09/24, by Charlie MackinnonThis week Steven investigated the properties of different materials. He used his understanding to design this boat.
If you complete a Science investigation at home, make sure you send us some pictures and/or videos.
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Published 26/09/24, by Charlie MackinnonThis week Tunmises completed some research into the Great Fire of London. Here is what she found out:
The great fire of London
1. When did it happen?
It happened past midnight on the 2 nd of September 1666.
2. Where did it start?
It started in a bakery shop in Pudding lane.
3. Why did the fire spread so quickly?
It did spread quickly because the houses were in disrepair, the houses were built of wood and straw, there was strong wind, it was summer and the sea was dry.
4. How was the fire put out?
The Navy blew up the buildings with gunpowder.
5. How did the fire change London?
It left people sad, hungry, homeless and jobless but when it was rebuilt London looked very different.
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Published 26/09/24, by Charlie MackinnonThis week, Beech Class used their understanding of houses in 1666 to create these fantastic models at home.
