As our latest round of home school comes to an end, we wanted to thank you all for your hard work – children, parents and carers!  You have done a tremendous job!

Our Stars of the Week, from home and school, are:

🎇 Grace      🎇 Chloe-Ann     🎇 Liberty

See you all next week! 😊

Have a look at these maths games to help you learn and explain multiplication facts.

I See Maths – Time Table Number Line Game

Number-Lines-Multiplication Friday

Try this, too. You need a dice and counters, but you could adapt it using home-made number cards to pick the numbers instead.

t2-m-317-multiplication-dice-game-activity-sheet_ver_4 Friday

Angles in Shapes

Watch this video to remind yourself of the things we have learned this week. (It goes into detail about the degrees inside shapes – but don’t worry too much about that yet.)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/maths-ks2-geometry-rules-angles-and-shapes/z49ygwx

Have a go at the activity below:

Quadrilateral Angles Activity Sheet Thursday

If you are really confident and fancy an extra challenge:

Horizontal Format Acute and Obtuse Angles Thursday Challenge (1)

(Here are the answers…)

Horizontal Format Acute and Obtuse Angles Thursday Challenge Answers (2)

Today, you will become a Roman soldier!

Using your research from yesterday, we would like you to put yourself in the shoes of a Roman soldier in Britain and write a diary entry as that soldier.

Remember to

• write in the first person (use I and we)
• describe the jobs that you have been doing (collecting taxes, guarding forts, marching, training, fighting)
• talk about some of the objects that you have (armour, sandals, money, food, weapons)
• include some thoughts and feelings (E.G. Britain was cold and they were far from home)

You could start like this:

Dear Diary, 

Today has been another typical day in my legion.