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    Wednesday 24.06.26 and Thursday 25.06.26

    Mathematics

    This week we have been learning how to find half of numbers up to 20. Remember, when you halve a number, you split it into 2 equal groups.


    Play a fractions game on Topmarks and practise finding halves:
    https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/5-7-years/fractions

    Find some small objects such as Lego bricks, counters, buttons or pieces of pasta. Choose an even number up to 20 and split the objects into 2 equal groups. Can you find:

    • Half of 6
    • Half of 10
    • Half of 14
    • Half of 18

    Write your answers in a sentence:

    • Half of 10 is 5.
    • Half of 18 is 9.

    Extension Challenge:
    Can you work backwards?

    • Double 4 is 8, so half of 8 is ___.
    • Double 7 is 14, so half of 14 is ___.
    • Double 9 is 18, so half of 18 is ___.

    Phonics

    Online phonics game:
    Practise your phonics and tricky words by playing:
    https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk

    High-Frequency Word Game:
    https://ictgames.com/mobilePage/literacy.html


    Can you write 10 high-frequency words on pieces of paper and get someone to place them around a room. Read each word as you find it. Can you:

    • Read the word quickly?
    • Spell the word aloud?
    • Put the word into a sentence?

    Topic 

    Can you design an animal feeder that will withstand all four seasons – spring, summer, autumn and winter?

    Think carefully about:

    • What animal your feeder is for.
    • How it will stay dry when it rains.
    • How it will stay strong when it is windy.
    • How it will protect food during hot and cold weather.

    Draw and label your design. If you would like to, you can also write:

    • What materials you would use.
    • Why you chose these materials.
    • How your feeder will help animals throughout the year.

    Challenge: Explain which part of your feeder will make it strong enough to survive all four seasons.

    Please bring your designs into school on Friday to share during Friday Reflection.