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Weekly Workbook 6th July 2020
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Weekly project work
Monday English This week, we are looking at real-life superheroes! Today we are looking at the Police.
Police officers do lots of different things to help people. This video tells you some of the things that they do. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXMzx6AW2tY Police often use animals to help them do their job. Here is a video about police dogs: https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/watch/p01snnfj Police officers may also use horses. Watch this video and then have a go at answering the questions. https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/30319190
1. Why do police use horses? 2. Can you remember the name of one of the horses in the video? 3. Where do the horses sleep?
Phonics/Reading We have added lots of new books to your bug clubs! This week we would like you to choose three new books and practice reading the sounds and blending. Enjoy!
Maths
Recap week! Today we are going to practice our number formation. Can you trace these numbers?
Now can you try on lined paper? 1__________________________ 2__________________________ 3__________________________ 4__________________________ 5__________________________ 6__________________________ 7__________________________
8__________________________ 9__________________________ 10_________________________ 11_________________________ 12_________________________ 13_________________________ 14_________________________ 15_________________________
16_________________________ 17_________________________ 18_________________________ 19_________________________ 20_________________________
Other Activity Science Day Baking soda and vinegar create an amazing fizzy explosion that is lots of fun to watch. Can you create a volcano from some junk and when you have finished your creation add some baking powder and some vinegar to create an eruption of your very own? Below is a video of Ryan completing the activity. Maybe watch this to give you an idea of how to create your own.
Tuesday English Today we are looking at all of the people who help us when we go to the doctors or hospital. Here is a video showing us what a paramedic does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqeXRtcI2-U Have you ever been to the Doctors or to a hospital? Can you write a sentence telling us why you went? Remember your capital letters, finger spaces and full stops!
Maths Can you complete the doubling worksheet?
Other Activity More science fun today!! Can you grow your own sweets at home? I bet you can! Look at the following page and follow the instructions to create your own sweet treats at home.
https://mommypoppins.com/kids/how-to-make-rock-candy-with-kids
I wonder if you can create different shapes, colours and flavours by dividing your
sugar mixture up and adding different things.
Wednesday English Today we are looking at firefighters!
Here is a video about firefighters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBlHXA2CvXg Now watch this video and have a go at answering the questions afterwards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syWonYeJOQU
1. Why do fire engines have ladders? 2. How do firefighters put out fires? 3. Why do you think that firefighters need to wear a hat, boots and gloves?
Maths Can you use a hoop (or something similar) and bean bags (or other objects) to complete these number sentences?
2+3= 5+4= 6+2= 7-2= 8-1= 4-4=
Other Activity Origami is the art of folding paper. The name comes from Japan and comes from two different words ori ( which means folding) and kami (which means paper). This can be a really complex task to complete and people have created some truly amazing models. Look at some of the pictures below! Can you follow the instructions on the folding below to come up with your own origami models
Thursday English Today we are going to look at people who work in transport. They help by getting us to places we need to go. Can you choose one mode of transport and find out 3 things about what they do? Draw a picture and write about them in your blue book. Here are some ideas:
Bus drivers
Train conductors
Taxi drivers
Pilots
Maths 2D Shapes! Watch the shape song below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTeqUejf3D0 Can you try and make some shapes out of objects such as sticks, pipe cleaners or straws? What are they called? How do you know it’s that shape?
Other Activity
Time to get creative!! Can you use some recycling boxes at home to create some models of the vehicles people who help us may drive?
Use old cereal boxes, toilet roll tubes, packets and bottle tops to make your creation amazing. You will hopefully have some recycling boxes and tape at home to be able
to use and maybe some glue or paint too.
Did you know you can make your own glue at home using flour and water!
Cut, snip and stick the things together and see what wonderful creations you can create.
Friday Sports Day 10 July We are inviting your child to take part in our Virtual Sports Day this year. The table below sets out the activities with a short description and an example of how this can be carried out. There are KS1 and KS2 medals available for some activities and we have also included some just for fun! Please send in any photos or videos of your Virtual Sports Day to your year group email and we will award some prizes for the most creative challenges! Those children in school will be able to take part in some of these activities on Friday but are more than welcome to continue the other events over the weekend at home.
The Dunraven Virtual Sports Day 2020
Activity Description Example Scoring
Medal Activities
Sit Ups How many sit ups can you do in a minute?
Video example
The total number of complete sit ups (as modelled in the video).
Standing Jump From a standing position, see how far you can jump. Measure your jump from where the back of your foot lands.
Video example
Total distance in cm.
Skipping How many complete jumps can you make in 1 minute?
Video example
Total number of jumps in one minute.
Keepie Uppies Using something that is kickable, see how many kick ups you can do. (Possible items: Football, toilet roll, scrunched up paper, rolled up socks)
Video example
Total number of kick ups.
Burpees How many burpees can you do in 1 minute?
Video example
The total number of complete burpees in 1 minute (as modelled in the video).
Activities for fun
Egg and Spoon Create your own egg and spoon race. Be creative with your ‘egg’ if you don’t have any!
Video example
The Bucket Challenge
Using bean bags or something similar, see if you can hit a target roughly 2m away, 3m away and 5m away.
Video example
Balancing Can you balance a book on your head? Can you balance on one leg?
Video example
Juggling Try and teach yourself to juggle with 3 balls, 3 pieces of scrunched up paper or 3 rolled up socks.
Video example
You may need a little longer to practise this one!
We would love to see any other activities that you come up with but please make sure you talk to your families in advance about how to complete the activities safely. Good luck to everyone taking part. We hope you all have fun and look forward to seeing some photos or videos or your Sports Day activities.
