Home Learning Autumn Term

QUICK REQUEST: Could parents check jumpers/cardigans/hoodies for names please. We've had a couple go missing this week and it's easy for the children to pick the wrong one up! Thanks!
 
27th September- 4th October
 
Spellings
The sound /s/ spelt ‘c’ before e, i and y (soft c).
race
face
ice
cell
city
space
spicy
fancy
circle
bicycle
 
Homework
Who is your favourite author? For your homework, I'd like you to tell me about them.
Here are some questions to think about:
Who is you favourite author?
Why are they your favourite author?
What books have they written?
Which of their books is your favourite and why?
It's your choice how you tell me about your favourite author. You could write about them, create a poster about them or even record a video of you talking about them! Try to give as much information as you can.
You can bring your work into school or send it digitally (with your grown up) via e-mail - whatever is easiest.
 
Thanks!
 
Mr J
20th - 27th September
 
Spellings
This week, we're practising the /r/ sound spelt 'wr' at the beginning of words.
 
write
written
wrote
wrong
wrap
wrist
wreck
wrestle
wriggle
wren
 
Homework
This week's homework is a short written homework. I would like you to think of three people who you admire (they can be real or fictional, but at least one has to be real) and give a reason why.

For example:
I admire my Mam for always giving excellent advice.
I admire my Dad for being a D.I.Y. master - he can make or fix almost anything!
I admire Han Solo for being rebellious but making the right choices in the end.

You can write your sentences down and bring them in, or you could ask a grown up to help you e-mail them to me if that's easier.
We'll be sharing your choices with the class on Friday 27th September.
 
Thanks,
Mr J
 
13th September - 20th September
 
Spellings
 
This week, we are practising the sound /n/ spelt 'kn' and (less often) 'gn' at the beginning of words.
 
knock
know
knee
knit
knife
knight
 
gnat
gnaw
gnome
gnarled
 
Homework
In the Traction Man stories that we've been reading, Traction Man's enemies are everyday household objects. Here are some of them - Wicked Professor Spade, The Poisonous Dishcloth and The Broom:
For your homework this week, I’d like you to create your own villain using an everyday household object. You can use anything you like (a vacuum cleaner, a sock, a scooter, a pan…) but check with your grown up first! Add whatever you need to them (drawings, buttons, feathers, googly eyes…) to turn them into a character. You’ll need to think of an awesome name and also write a short description. I chose some scissors and used paper and some Blu-Tack to turn them into The Evil Scissor Shark! Here’s my description: The Evil Scissor Shark likes to prowl the blue carpet looking for paper to snip into tiny pieces. Watch out, he’s got a sharp bite!
Here are two more examples - The Sinister Spoon and the one we made in class together, The Suspicious Spider Plant!
Please ask your grown-up to help you take a picture of your villain and send it to andrew.johnson@school360.co.uk by Friday 30th September. You can either add your writing to your photo, type it into the e-mail or bring it in on some paper. We’ll be using our villains as inspiration for some of our writing in class! 
 
Note for parents: I've also sent a paper copy of the homework home this week until we get into the routine!
 
Have fun!
 
Mr J