Goosnargh Oliverson's Primary School

Goosnargh Oliverson's Church of England Primary School

Homework 

CGP Books - Due Friday 11th October 

Reading - Pages 2, 3 AND 4 - Set A: Test 1 

Grammar - Pages 2 AND 3 - Nouns, Singular and Plural Nouns 

Arithmetic - Pages 2 AND 3 - Place Value + Negative Numbers

 

  • Spelling Homework

     

    Please see below for the list of weekly spellings. We will be exploring and practising these in school but the children should also be practising these at home.  The children can use their Spelling Shed account where they will be able to practise that week's spellings.

    Children will be tested each week and also throughout the year. It is important that children can utilise their spellings when it comes to their writing and will be tested randomly throughout the year.

     

     SPELLING SHED LINK

    We will also be exploring the 'high frequency words' as part of our daily routine. Some of these words fall outside the work we do in class on spelling patterns.  Your child should be able to spell almost all of  these words correctly already and all of them by the end of the year.

     

    Maths

    Maths Homework

    Maths homework will be set every week to be completed by the following Tuesday. Homework will be set via MyMaths. Your child can be provided with a new copy of their login details, should you need them. 

    Times tables should be rehearsed regularly at home to support progress being made in school. It is essential that your child knows their times tables up to 12 x 12 and can recite both multiplication and related division facts. For example, 2 x 25 = 50, therefore 2 x 250 = 500 / 2 x 2500 is 5000, and so on. 

    The children should use their TTRockstars account weekly to practise their times tables.

    Reading

    Read as a writer, so you can write as a reader! Reading is a master skill and unlocks ALL of your child's learning. In Year 6 this is particularly important, as the end of year assessments will include a comprehension test which could be on any subject! Let's get Year 6 reading and loving it! We recommend nightly reading, for a minimum of 15 minutes. 

    Please click here for a list of questions you could be asking your child at home to develop their inference skills. These style of questions will help your child improve their ability to infer what the author is implying by thinking about what is not necessary stated in the text. Your child should be able to form reasonable suggestions and back it up using evidence from the text.

    You can find the reading response prompts, to support your child's reading, here

    Writing 

    We are often asked by parents how they can support their child if they are doing some writing at home. Stamina for writing is important, and it is nice for children to have access to stationery they find fun to use, such as a special notebook to record their ideas. To make all your purchases of those sparkly gel pens and pencil cases worth it, here are some fantastic writing prompts which we are currently using in school! Simply scroll down until you find the genre your child is writing in, and you will find lots of fantastic sentence starters to help you support your child's writing in school. 

    Writing Clipboards

Easter Homework SATs Revision - 2024

On the links below, you will find Maths, SPAG and Reading activities for your child to complete over the Easter break. As a minimum, we would like your child to complete the Maths and SPaG booklets - the reading booklet is an optional extra. 

There is a 10 minute daily Maths (arithmetic and reasoning) and SPaG activity inside the 2 booklets for your child to complete each week day to keep our learning and knowledge fresh to hit the ground running on the first day back after Easter. The relevant Maths and SPaG booklets for your child have also been printed and sent home in a pack for your child to complete over the holidays. The answers have also been included so that you (or they) can mark their answers straight after for instant feedback and so they can see and learn from where they may have gone wrong.

The Maths booklets are set at 3 different levels: working towards, expected, and greater depth. Your child will have the booklet that is the most appropriate for them. 

Not long to go now children - one last push to get over the finish line!

We're right here with you!

Miss Crosby and Mrs Cornall

: )

10 for 10 Maths Working Toward Booklet

10 for 10 Maths Working Toward Answer Booklet

10 for 10 Maths Expected Booklet

10 for 10 Maths Expected Answer Booklet

10 for 10 Maths Greater Depth Booklet

10 for 10 Maths Greater Depth Answer Booklet

Maths Terms and Knowledge Organiser

 

10 for 10 SPaG Booklet

10 for 10 SPaG Answers Booklet

SPaG Terms Glossary

 

10 for 10 Reading Booklet

10 for 10 Reading Answers Booklet