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Week 6 - 6th July 2020

Aye Me hearties

'Ow ar we all doin me maties? 'Ope ye ar all fine and have found some booty!!! 

Hope you are enjoying our pirate theme. I've uploaded all the work for this week.  

For describing Pirate Pete's islands you can use the different pirate writing templates (pirate page boarder). You can choose which booklet or sheet you do on Monday to write about yourself. 

Have a good week and lots of fun. Remember to email me any photos or just to say hello.

Take care

Captain K Carter x

Week 5 29.06.20

Ahoy there me hearties!

Aye it’s that time of year that we set sail and explore the open seas and see what booty we can find.

Avast ye! It’s Pirate time!

The literacy and topic work is all about pirates for the next two weeks. Maths is measuring. I’ve included a measuring tool which will replace the unifix cubes we use in school. You will just need to cut the strip out or you can use lego, gems or buttons as long as you have enough of the same size. Feel free to introduce using a cm ruler to measure with after using the non-standard units.

On Tuesday for the ‘How any feet?’ sheet – you will need to print out the foot and then use the home measuring sheet and find your own objects to measure around your house. Alternatively you could draw around your foot and use that instead. You could even use your foot template and an adult’s foot to compare the objects. Why are the numbers different? Does the object measure more or less using your foot? Why?

On Wednesday you can choose which creature to order and then see if you can measure them using the cube tool. What else can you find in your house to measure?

All hand hoy!

Have fun and keep me posted!

Captain K Carter

Hello Reception Class.

 Here is your RE and Music for this week.

This Week’s Music.
Follow the link below to listen to this week’s music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbYiGR0YAAk

This week’s music is Rock ‘n’Roll from the 1950’s.

The group are called Bill Hayley and the Comets.

Look at the instruments and notice that they are still very much like those from the earlier jazz and swing bands.

Which instruments can you see?

What is the dance called that the people are doing in the film clips?

Do you like the music and can you dance to it?

This Week’s RE

For the rest of this half term we will be thinking and learning about special places.

Where is your special place?

Is it somewhere you can go to when you want to be alone, or is it somewhere you go to be with other people in your family?

A special place for Christians is the church.

Over the next weeks we will be learning about things you can see inside the church.

Follow the link below to start a virtual tour.

Watch Part 2 about the pulpit and the organ.

https://request.org.uk/restart/2015/01/12/tour-of-a-church/

The pulpit is where church leaders talk to the people (congregation) about God and Jesus and about how to live good, kind lives as Jesus told us to do.

What kinds of things would you say if you could speak from the pulpit?

Why is it high up?

What is it made from?

The organ is a very big instrument used in churches.

Does your church have an organ?

Mrs Longhurst

Hello Reception Class.

Here is your RE and Music for this week.

This Week’s Music.
Follow the link below to listen to this week’s music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maIbjugG1c8

This week’s music is by Andrew Lloyd Webber, famous for writing music for very popular stage musicals. This is from his only classical work called “Requiem”.

In this week’s music, the words (lyrics) are taken from a prayer which forms part of the Requiem Mass. This is a service in the Catholic church. The prayer is also said in the Church of England Eucharist (Holy Communion) service. Agnus Dei means Lamb of God and Pie Jesus means Merciful Jesus.

Find out more facts about Andrew Lloyd Webber.
Which of his musicals do you already know?
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Phantom of the opera????

This Week’s RE
For the rest of this half term we will be thinking and learning about special places.
Where is your special place?
Is it somewhere you can go to when you want to be alone, or is it somewhere you go to be with other people in your family?
A special place for Christians is the church.
Over the next weeks we will be learning about things you can see inside the church.
Follow the link below to start a virtual tour.
Watch Part 1 about the font.

https://request.org.uk/restart/2015/01/12/tour-of-a-church/

Have you been Baptised (Christened)? Have you been to a Baptism (Christening)?
Did it feel special?
Ask your parents/carers about it and look at some photos if you have them.

Mrs Longhurst