Welcome to Wrens!
Welcome to our class!
Here, you will be able to find out about all of the exciting learning that we get up to and anything that you might need to know about upcoming events.
Useful things to know:
Our indoor PE day is Tuesday and our outdoor PE day is Wednesday so please make sure that your child comes to school in PE kit on those days.
Homework goes home on a Friday which consists of weekly spellings, math’s activities and a question of the week. Children will be quizzed on their spellings the following Friday.
Meet our lovely team!
Ms Hughes
CLASS TEACHER
Key documents for our class:
Fancy seeing what we’re up to? Check this page for updates of each half term topic!
The weekly homework has a brief update of what we will be learning each half term, have a look and see how you can carry on the learning at home!
Weekly spellings and homework will be sent home with your child every Friday (the purple book). Homework books are expected to be back in class by Thursday in time for our weekly quiz. If you have any problems accessing homework, please don’t hesitate to contact Ms Hughes or the school office.
Links and resources
TT Rockstars is a great way to practice your Multiplication and Division facts! Why not get in touch with your friends and battle it out to see who can race against the clock to score the highest score?
If you have lost your child’s logins, please get in touch with us.
Try White Rose Math’s 1-minute math’s, a great interactive way to practice math’s at home.
What are we learning about?
Maths
We will be focusing on place value into the hundreds this half term.
Some of our key questions:
How many tens are in a hundred?
Can I exchange 10 tens for a hundred?
How can I calculate in columns?
Get your child going on White Rose 1-minute math’s! It is a great way to bring the learning home!
English
Our current text in English is ‘Pugs of the Frozen North’ by Philip Reeve.
We will be using this fabulous text for inspiration as we create setting descriptions, character descriptions and diary entries.
Other curriculum areas
Our key history question this half term is:
What was it like in Ancient China?
In science, we will answer the questions:
Why is the human skeleton important?
How does food fuel my body?
Are all skeletons the same?
