• Research King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table and write a report about who he is.

• Write a dialogue between King Arthur and another character- new speaker, new line.

• Create your own mythical creature and write a story featuring your mythical creature.

• Multiplication: Master how to multiply a 4 digit number by a 1 digit. Ask your adult to challenge you! For example, 2853 x 4 = or 6317 x 8

• Now try a 3 digit by a 1 digit division calculation, e.g. 356 ÷ 5 = Try a 4 digit by a 1 digit if you think you can!

• Practise your subtraction skills – subtracting two 4 digit numbers. Challenge yourself to subtract two 5 digit numbers with exchange!

• Choose a times table and practise chanting it out loud before writing it down.

• Have a go at completing the life cycle

of a frog, butterfly and a chicken.

Describe what happens in each. If youare unsure, what research can youcarry out?

• Think like a scientist!

- Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

- Why do most eggs you buy in the shops not turn into chickens?

- What does ‘metamorphosis’ mean?

• Research Sutton Who and why is it famous?What items were discovered in Sutton Who?

• List places with Anglo-Saxon names in the area in the West Midlands.

• Find out when the Anglo-Saxons arrived in Britain and why?

• Design and make an Anglo-Saxon shield.

• Create a poster advising people how to avoid Financial Risk. Research and find a definition for what ‘financial risk’ means. In your poster, include the following vocabulary: money, investment, gain, interest, risk, bankrupt, inflation and value.

• Write a letter to yourself explaining how you are going to look after any money you might receive i.e. as a gift/ present or earn when you are old enough to have a job. For instance, why might it be a good idea to open a savings account and how often will you save? Consider also what you might spend your money on?

• Create your own dance routine - have a look at Contemporary dance routines online to show the feelings of Arthur from ‘Arthur High King of Britain’

• 10 minute fitness routine each day:

20 star jumps

10 press ups

20 sit ups

Jog on the spot for 3 minutes

• Recap the words related to coding.

• Using Purple Mash you can design and write a program that simulates a physical system.

• Create a competitive game on Purple Mash using 2Code. Your challenge is to include a game which has a timer and a score pad, use variables to control the objects in the game and create loops using the timer.

• Challenge: Use the launch command and use buttons within a program that launch other programs or open websites.