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118 days ago
Posted on 25th January 2022 by Jayne Parkhurst

Spring Term Home Learning: January 2022

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Hello Oak Class. Please find a timetable of learning for you to complete at home. Remember, if you are poorly you should wait until you are recovered to start your home learning. If you are isolating and not poorly please start the timetable. You should start from the beginning of the timetable and work through each lesson as they are in order and build on things you learn in each lesson.

Spring Home Learning using Oak Academy

All of your work should be completed in your homework book and returned to school when you come back. We hope you enjoy your home learning. Remember you can use your email to email the class email if you need help or just want to keep in touch.

We have set up a weekly TEAMS meeting for you to join from home: you will receive an email with the link via your own emails. Your email passwords and links to Mathletics and Rock Stars are all in the back of your homework books.

Stay safe and recover quickly,

Best wishes Mrs.P, Mrs Brunyard and Ms Nicholas.

164 days ago
Posted on 10th December 2021 by Jayne Parkhurst

Oak Class: Working at Home.

Curwen Primary School - Home Learning

Hello,

as we work towards the end of term, just a reminder about working from home if your child has to isolate for any reason. They only need to do the following work if they are well enough to do so.

Read for 20 minutes each day.
Record comments or illustrations in their Reading Diary.
Keep a daily diary of events in their Homework Books using full sentences and an illustration.
Practice weekly spellings: Look, Say, Cover, Write and Check
Mathletics.
Times Tables: Rock Stars
Keep an eye on their emails as work can be set via this too.

Please email the class email or admin if you have any questions. When your child returns to school they should bring their home learning with them. It is really important for your child to attempt learning at home, we have had a lot of absences and this shows in their learning journeys and results.

If you are in doubt as to whether they should be absent please ring the school office. If your child has a medical appointment on a school day if possible they should be in school for the remaining time they are not attending their appointment.

I will continue to post work on this section of our Class Web page next term and I will use the children’s emails too.

Mrs.P.

238 days ago
Posted on 27th September 2021 by Jayne Parkhurst

Monday 27th September: GPS Homework

Welcome to a new week. Here is your GPS homework from Mrs Smith.

Good luck – I wonder how many you will find?

Homework week 5

245 days ago
Posted on 20th September 2021 by Jayne Parkhurst

Autumn 2021: Welcome to the Oak Class Homework Page.

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One of the most important things to do every evening is to read.

However, in Oak Class you will also have been given an orange homework book. You need to take this book home every afternoon and bring it back to school with you every morning. Use your plastic school bag to do this. Please do not put anything other than your school books in this bag: we have lots of accidents with drinks bottles leaking and soaking books!

At the front of the book you have a letter which gives you a timetable of the homework you will need to do each evening. This may change from time to time.

Hello homework letter

Every week you will be told which homework to do, how and by when. If you do not understand what you need to do please ask a member of the Year 5 Oak Class Team – Mrs.P, Mrs Smith or Ms Nicholas. If you do not have time to complete your homework you can use some time in school during break or lunch time.

We will try to put a copy of the homework sheet on this page and your spellings on the spelling page. Sometimes we may use your email.

Only spend the required amount of time on your homework: we have allowed plenty of time for you to complete your tasks.

Make sure you have a quiet, comfortable place to work and make sure you have given yourself the right equipment and the right amount of time to achieve the best you can.

Squirrels In Outdoor School Photograph by Geert Weggen

Enjoy, we look forward to seeing your homework every week. Make sure you look back at your homework: if you find a sticker it means you have earnt a raffle ticket – well done!

322 days ago
Posted on 5th July 2021 by Jayne Parkhurst

Monday 5th July 2021: Home learning.

Hello,

Hopefully, we will all be back together quite quickly but for now we have put together your learning activities. You have also been emailed them via your own emails: you should all have your passwords on your sheets which you popped into your homework books or reading diaries. If you have any problems let us know via the class email which is:

Oak@crowmoorschool.co.uk

We will also set up a TEAMS invite so that we can talk through learning and share any questions: tomorrow at 9.30-10.30.

Here is the email Mrs Smith has sent to you today with links to the maths work she has set up for you so far.

Hello everyone,

Here is some Maths work I would like you to complete at home today.

First you need to practise the long multiplication questions and then do as many of the word problems as you can. You will remember we have worked hard on this method in school, but you can all do with practising and becoming more confident with it.

Please print out the sheets if you can and keep them safe so we can stick into your books when you return to school.

LINKS:

Long multiplication practice-4 digits x 2 digits

Long multiplication word problems

For Literacy, please read your ZPD book for 30 minutes. If you have not got your reading book at home, I have noticed two of you left them at school, then please choose a book from home.

On a piece of paper please write down examples of these grammar features from your book –

nouns –

verbs –

adjectives –

adverbs –

prepositions –

conjunctions –

Hopefully we will be back in school again very soon, but please check your email regularly to see if there are any updates.

Take care, keep safe and I look forward to seeing you again as soon as possible.

Mrs Smith x

P.S. Look out for your TEAMS invite which will take place tomorrow at 9.30-10.30 and will come from the class email: oak@crowmoorschool.co.uk

You will also find tomorrow’s work on this email.

We look forward to seeing you soon, stay safe,

Mrs.P, Mrs Smith, Miss Allison and Ms Nicholas.xxx

1 year, 121 days ago
Posted on 22nd January 2021 by Jayne Parkhurst

Oak Class Remote Learning Timetable Week 4: 22.01.2021

Hello everyone,

This is your timetable for week 4 – enjoy.

Week 4 Remote Learning

what a week we have all had! Rain, snow and ice. However, thank you to all of you who made the video links this week. It is really important that you attend the links. It is also very, very important that you use the lesson links on each weeks timetable. The Government says that you must have the minimum of 4 hours lessons to include Maths and Literacy plus your other subjects each day.

Make sure you use the weekly timetables now, not the termly overview.

We are living in such strange times at the moment and all of your teachers appreciate everything that you do. Remember that if you get stuck or you want to ask a question, please email us at oak@crowmoorschool.co.uk , some of you have emailed me and a lot of you have sent me examples of your work.

In recognition of your fab work this week, I have sent “Crow Awards” to Molly, Clover and Evelyn. I have put paper copies in your drawers ready for when you all return. In school, Ethan, Rosie, Mariah and Lily have received awards too. So come on the rest of you, show me your fab work.

Your weekly spellings are on the spelling page – we have chosen “cious” ending words which link really well with the writing about Hiccup and Toothless. But even more so, they will come in handy when you start to write the build up to the story for “How To Train Your Dragon,” next week.

I have spent my evenings cutting out all those lovely leaves and flowers you painted last term. They are ready to decorate our classroom door. Hopefully, next week I will be able to post a picture for you to see. It would be lovely to display some of your dragon pictures and paintings in the classroom. I can soon print them off if you email some to me.

Mrs Smith wanted you to have the words to “Bring in the sunshine…” here they are:

Bring in the Sunshine words

Have a super weekend, I shall see you all on your video links next week.

Mrs.P. Mrs Smith, Mrs Allison and Mrs Nicholas.

1 year, 128 days ago
Posted on 15th January 2021 by Jayne Parkhurst

Oak Class Week 2: Some examples of your work.

You should be very proud of these drawings: Rocco, Louie and Mya.

You will receive your C.R.O.W certificate next week.

This photo shows you how to set your work out:

Full Date on line 1- underline with a ruler.
Subject – underline with a ruler.
L.O. Use the lessons to help you decide – usually on the the explanation of the lesson at the beginning eg L.O. To use precise verbs and adverbs.

Watch your presentation.

1 year, 135 days ago
Posted on 8th January 2021 by Jayne Parkhurst

Oak Class Newsletter 8.01.2021

Hello, I hope this newsletter finds you all safe and well.

What a strange week it has been! We were all ready and excited to invite the children back into school on Tuesday and then we had the bombshell dropped on us on Monday evening.

I’m sure you can appreciate that it has been quite hectic trying to organise everything to full fill the Department of Education’s requirements for remote learning.

The Weekly Timetable will be put on Oak Class Information page every Friday ready for the following week. If you have any problems accessing or completing the learning, please let me know and I will try my best to support you and your child.

You can contact me via email oak@crowmoorschool.co.uk or on the Oak Class Chat on TEAMS.

Hopefully, fingers crossed, you should have had an invite for an Oak Class Group A (Monday 1.00-2.00) or Group B (Thursday 2.00-3.00) or Group C (Friday 1.00-2.00) TEAMS meeting.

I have split the class into three groups so that there are not too many on video at the same time. We have also had to timetable these across the whole school so that our internet has more chance of coping! This will be an opportunity for the children to see each other and to share what they have been up to, it’ll be a bit like when we have TEAMS assemblies in school so they will know the process well!

Please find the Week 2 Timetable link below. I look forward to seeing some of your work at your group session online next week. Have a restful weekend ready to continue your online learning next week. Best wishes, Mrs.P. , Mrs Smith and Miss Allison. xxx

Week 2 – 11.1.21 – Oak (1) for web