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If you are doing lessons online at home, you do not need the 'printable' lessons. These are for children who are at home but cannot take part in video lessons.
NEWMAN COLLEGE
If you are going to Newman College, you can watch a virtual transition tour from 10am today here: Newman Virtual Tour
They would like you to watch it live if you can at 10am but you can watch it at a different time if you wish.
Daily Timetable
If you are still working from home, you should have your own routine going by now so I am not going to set you a timetable any more.
There will be daily maths and English lessons; our usual basic skills practice activities plus a science, RE or foundation subject lesson.
If you fancy a change from PE with Joe Wicks, Oldham Sports Development have posted some lessons. Click here for details
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLPUe71WcechYwmKndclSJQ/videos
If you have missed any work, you can use the archive to catch up first.
If you want any extra work, use this link to access a whole range of free activities.
Monday 22nd June 2020
English Online Lesson: Using Apostrophes
Maths Printable Lesson
Video Lesson Below
History Printable Lesson: Women in STEM in 19th and 20th Century
Information Sheets:
Tuesday 23rd June 2020
English Online Lesson: Direct and Indirect Speech
English Printable Lesson: Notes
Maths Printable Lesson
Video Lesson Below
Wednesday 24th June
English Online Lesson: Using Commas
Using Commas: Printable Lesson
Maths Printable Lesson
Video Lesson Below
Thursday 25th June 2020
English Online Lesson: Newspapers
English Printable Lesson: Newspapers
Maths Printable Lesson
Video Lesson Below
Friday 26th June 2020
There is no mini-comprehension today. Once you have done your reasoning practice, start the English session, which is focussed on reading.
English Online Lesson: The Wolves of Willoughby Chase
English Activity Two - Spelling Test
Maths Printable Lesson
Video Lesson Below
Reading - Where to find books
The most valuable activity children can do is read. If the libraries are closed or you do not have books at home, texts can be found here:
https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page/
(you need to register for free first)
You can also access free pdfs and audiobooks of 6 classic children’s novels here:
https://www.researchify.co.uk/audiobooks.html (no login required) (including Alice in Wonderland, which some of you took home)
You can access free downloads of First News, a good-quality children’s newspaper, here for a limited period:
Personal Project
Spend some time each day researching and creating a personal project. Become an expert in something! It could be animals, a period of history, a sport, a scientific topic. Your work could take the form of a book, a film, a piece of artwork, a model or a poster (or something I have not thought of!) Maybe you could learn a new skill and demonstrate it to us when you come back. Or you might want to keep a journal and learn a little bit about a topic each day. The links on the first page of the remote learning website (where all the year groups are) might be useful.
Whatever you decide to do, bring it with you when we come back to school, whenever that may be.
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