WHAT IS THE DAILY MILE
AT HOME?
In school, The Daily Mile is 15 minutes of jogging or running
at your own pace from classroom door to classroom door.
It’s the same at home: 15 minutes of jogging or running at your
own pace, but this time from your front door and back to your
front door. If you have to you can slow down and walk or do a
jog-run – but it’s important to get out of breath and get your
heart pumping!
The Oak National Academy have launched a website that has 180 free online lessons available each week for children in Reception – Year 10.
The site covers a range of different subjects including maths, English, art and languages. This Government initiative has been created by 40 professionals from different UK schools.
On the link below, there is an online bank of videoed lessons, quizzes and worksheets to help support learning from home.
To access this site go to, https://www.thenational.academy/
We are living through a very unique time in history! Imagine how interesting it
would be for you to remember in the future all the things you did during this
time. Get together with your family members to create your 2020 family time
capsule or create one just for yourself!
This site has work packs for both KS1 and KS2 children. The aim of this pack is to ensure children recognise and understand the importance of VE Day. It provides an overview of the war itself with an emphasis on the home front. It also provides opportunities for children to learn more about the role of the local area in the war by taking their daily exercise down to the local memorial if appropriate and safe.
The site also provides other home learning packs that are linked to key historic events.
To access this site, go to: https://www.mrtdoeshistory.com/75th-anniversary-ve-day
Computational thinking is about learning to solve problems, with or without a computer. These problem solving skills not only support the computing curriculum in primary school, but also play a part in other subjects and every day life. This site has interactive learning games and worksheets available.
To access this site, go to: https://www.barefootcomputing.org/homelearning
The Department for Education have created a list of online educational resources to help children to learn at home.
These websites have been identified by some of the country’s leading educational experts and offer a wide range of support and resources for pupils of all ages.
To access this list , please follow the link below
Hello Everyone!
Look …… the transformation is now complete!
🎉The publishers at Nosy Crow have made this new book available to download for FREE to help children to understand more about the coronavirus – and it has been illustrated by Gruffalo illustrator Axel Scheffler.
Find out more here: https://www.booksfortopics.com/post/free-downloadable-coronavirus-book-for-children-with-gruffalo-illustrator-axel-scheffler
Here are some real world maths investigations to practise reasoning and problem solving leading up to Easter.
Scroll down for the answers….
