Home Learning
Autumn
Autumn Term- It’s a Small World
Literacy - (Please bring literacy tasks into school for me to mark)
Activity 1 - Writing Task
Postcard–
Write a postcard to a family member or friend about a holiday you have been on or places you have visited . You could even make it up and visit anywhere in the world you want!
. You could describe activities that you do, places you visit, what the weather is like
. Remember to use adjectives to describe what the places look like, how you feel
. Remember to include the persons address
Activity 2 - Reading Task
Login to HWB and click on the Britannica School App. Click on the Foundation level and type in a country of your choice. Answer the following questions:
. What countries neighbour the country you are researching?
. What major rivers are in the country?
. What is the highest mountain?
. What language/ languages do they speak in the country?
. What types of food do they eat?
. Are there any key dates in the countries history?
. Does the country celebrate any special traditions?
. Are there any famous people that come from the country?
. Draw a picture of the country's flag.
You can present your information in any way you like.
Activity 3 - Oracy Task
Presentation
. Once you have completed the reading task, use the information to prepare a short presentation about the country. You may want to have some pictures or a Powerpoint to refer to as you're speaking. You can use cue cards to help you remember what to say.
Success criteria:
- Clear, confident speaking voice.
- Expressive tone to show feelings.
- Imaginative, thoughtful answers.
Extension: Record your interview on a phone/tablet (if possible) and share on Seesaw.
Activity 4 - Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar
Part 1: Punctuation
Rewrite these sentences correctly, with capital letters and full stops.
- my name is jake
- we went to the park on saturday
- i saw a dog and a cat
- she lives in london
- mr brown is my teacher
Put full stops in the correct places.
- We played football in the garden Then we had ice cream
- My sister is called Emma She is six years old
- The sun is shining I want to go outside
Part 3: Spelling
One word is spelled correctly. Copy the correct spelling, and then use it in a sentence:
- travel / travil / travell
- pasport / passport / passpaught
- mountin/ mountain/ mouwntin
- tradition / tradishon / traditian
- jography / gographee/ geography
Part 4: Grammar – Choose the Correct Word
1. They (was / were) playing football.
2. He (was / were) very funny.
3. The cats (was / were) under the table.
4. I (was / were) tired after running.
5. You (was / were) really kind to me.
Activity 5 - Handwriting
Read and copy the poem below in your best handwriting. Remember to size your letters correctly, space words evenly and remember to use capital letters and punctuation as you see them in the poem. You could decorate the poem when you finish if you'd like.

Maths- These are topics that we will cover during the Autumn term. Answers are available at the end of each booklet for you to mark at home.
Year 3
Y3-HL-Autumn-Block-1-Place-value-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Autumn-Block-2-Addition-and-subtraction-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Autumn-Block-3-Multiplication-and-division-1-2020.pdf
Year 4
Y4-HL-Autumn-Block-1-Place-value-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Autumn-Block-2-Addition-and-subtraction-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Autumn-Block-4-Multiplication-and-division-2020.pdf
Our termly topic home learning missions and our termly literature spine are available below. Please bring completed missions into school for me to mark.
Spring
Spring Term- Gofal
Literacy - (Please bring literacy tasks into school for me to mark)
Activity 1 - Writing Task
Favourite recipe
Write a recipe to make your favourite food item. Remember, a recipe needs to include:
. A list of items needs (ingredients)
. Numbered steps
. Time connectives
. Imperative (bossy verbs)
There are lots of examples of recipes online for you to use as inspiration.
Activity 2 - Reading Task
Login to HWB and click on the Britannica School App. Click on the Foundation level and type in ‘healthy living’. Answer the following questions:
. What is healthy living?
. How can someone maintain a healthy lifestyle?
. Find and copy the phrase that explains what good hygiene is.
. Which nutrients do we find in food?
. How does exercise help our bodies?
. How do you keep yourself healthy?
Activity 3 - Oracy Task
Presentation
. This term, we will watch and study the film Inside Out. The main characters are Joy, Fear, Anger, Sadness and Disgust. Think of a time when you may have felt these things and talk to a trusted person about it.
Success criteria:
- Clear, confident speaking voice.
- Expressive tone to show feelings.
- Imaginative, thoughtful answers.
Extension: Record your interview on a phone/tablet (if possible) and share on Seesaw.
Activity 4 - Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar
Part 1: Punctuation
Rewrite these sentences correctly, with capital letters and full stops.
- the dog ran across the park
- i like to read books at night
- yesterday we went to the zoo
- my friend has a red bike
- we are going to play football after school
Each sentence below is missing speech marks around the spoken words. Rewrite them correctly.
- Sarah said I love going to the park
- Can we have ice cream asked Tom
- The teacher said Please sit down quietly
- I can’t wait for the party shouted Emma
- Where are my shoes asked Jack
Part 3: Spelling
One word is spelled correctly. Copy the correct spelling, and then use it in a sentence:
- Angr/ anger/ angur
- Health/ helf / hailth
- Exercise/ exersise/ ecsersyze
- Environment/ enviroment / envyromnt
- Cair / cer/ care
Part 4: Grammar – Choose the Correct Word
Each sentence is missing a or an. Fill in the blank with the correct word.
- I saw ___ elephant at the zoo.
- She wants ___ apple for her snack.
- We need ___ pencil to write the answers.
- He bought ___ orange from the shop.
- There is ___ dog in the garden.
Activity 5 - Handwriting
Read and copy the poem below in your best handwriting. Remember to size your letters correctly, space words evenly and remember to use capital letters and punctuation as you see them in the poem. You could decorate the poem when you finish if you'd like.

Maths- These are topics that we will cover during the Spring term. Answers are available at the end of each booklet for you to mark at home.
Year 3
Y3-HL-Spring-Block-1-Multiplication-and-division-2-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Spring-Block-4-Length-and-perimeter-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Spring-Block-5-Fractions-1-2020.pdf
Year 4
Y4-HL-Spring-Block-1-Multiplication-and-division-A-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Autumn-Block-3-Length-and-perimeter-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Spring-Block-2-Area-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Spring-Block-3-Fractions-2020.pdf
Our termly topic home learning missions and our termly literature spine are available below. Please bring completed missions into school for me to mark.
Summer
Spring Term- Gofal/ Romans
Literacy - (Please bring literacy tasks into school for me to mark)
Activity 1 - Writing Task
Favourite recipe
Write a short story about a person who travels back in time. Try to include the skills that we’ve covered in SPaG lessons (full stops, capital letters, conjunctions, speech).
Success Criteria
. Introduction- describe the character or settings
. Build up
. Problem
. Solution
. SPaG skills
Activity 2 - Reading Task
Login to HWB and click on the Britannica School App. Click on the Foundation level and type in ‘Romans’. Answer the following questions:
. Where did the Roman’s come from?
. What was a Roman Emperor?
. How long did the Roman Empire last?
. What is/ was the Colosseum?
. Name three essential items that a Roman soldier had.
Activity 3 - Oracy Task
Presentation
. The Romans invaded Britain in 43 AD. Create a news report live from the invasion site. You will need to first of all find out about the Roman invasion; when and where it took place and what happened. Look at examples of news reports on Newsround to help you find the correct reporting style.
Success criteria:
- Clear, confident speaking voice.
- Expressive tone
- Clear facts and information
- Extension: Record your report on a phone/tablet (if possible) and share on Seesaw.
Activity 4 - Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar
Part 1: Punctuation
Read each sentence carefully. Choose the correct punctuation mark and write it at the end of the sentence.
- What time is it
- I love going to the park
- Can you help me with my homework
- Watch out for the dog
- We had a picnic in the garden
Circle the preposition in each sentence.
(A preposition tells us where or when something is, such as: in, on, under, behind, next to.)
The cat is under the table.
We sat on the bench.
The ball rolled behind the shed.
My shoes are in my bag.
The bird flew over the fence.
Part 3: Spelling
One word is spelled correctly. Copy the correct spelling, and then use it in a sentence:
· beautiful, beautifull, beautiful, bueatiful
· because, becos, becase, because
· important, important, important, important
· rember, remember, remember, rememmber
Part 4: Grammar – Choose the Correct Word
Each sentence is missing a past tense verb. Fill in the blank with the correct word.
- Yesterday, I football in the park.
- Today, I to school.
- She her homework last night.
- The children at the funny joke.
- I on the trampoline.
Activity 5 - Handwriting
Read and copy the song below in your best handwriting. Remember to size your letters correctly, space words evenly and remember to use capital letters and punctuation as you see them in the song. You could decorate the poem when you finish if you'd like.
The Romans said we were all
Savage before they arrived
Said we worshipped our gods
By burning our convicts alive
Then Caesar invaded
Not one time, but two
Finally, Emperor Claudius
Sent over a crew
Who took over our isle
And decided to stay quite a while
But I say thank you to the Romans
They brought us olives
Central heating, cats and cabbage
Can we live without them?
They've been here 400 years
Gave us gods to fear
Taught us to read, write
And number our years
So I say thank you to the Romans
For coming over here
We lived in small settlements
We were all fierce warring tribes
Now our cities have roads and sewers
To make them smell nice
They taught us their Latin
They brought heated baths
Watching men fighting lions
Is always a laugh
Chester to Londinium
Finally, our country's all one
Maths- These are topics that we will cover during the Spring term. Answers are available at the end of each booklet for you to mark at home.
Year 3
Y3-HL-Summer-Block-1-Fractions-2-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Summer-Block-4-Measurement-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Spring-Block-2-Money-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Summer-Block-2-Time-2020.pdf
Y3-HL-Summer-Block-3-Properties-of-shape-2020.pdf
Year 4
Y4-HL-Spring-Block-4-Decimals-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Summer-Block-2-Money-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Summer-Block-3-Time-2020.pdf
Y4-HL-Summer-Block-5-Properties-of-shapes-2020.pdf
Our termly topic home learning missions and our termly literature spine are available below. Please bring completed missions into school for me to mark.