St Augustine’s CE Primary School

Please find information in this pack to help you support your children during the school closure. Some of the suggested activities require an electronic device such as laptop, smart phone and others just need imagination!

During the school closure, please check the school website regularly for updated information and additional home learning that may be given for your child/ren. The website address is: https://staugustines.salford.sch.uk/You will find extra information on the website under the tab, ‘learning’, ‘class pages’ and then click on the relevant year group for your child.

Home Education Pack

As part of home learning, there are the IPC Home Learning Tasks to complete in the learning logs. Each task is linked to the current IPC unit of work. By completing this learning, your child will learn more about the unit of work through the range of subjects taught across the primary curriculum. Your child should have their IPC Home Learning Log and tasks to share with you. The current units that your child/ren is studying are:

Class Units being taught:Reception Bears!

Spring ChangesYear 1 From A to B

Live and Let Live!Year 2 From A to B

Live and Let Live!Year 3 Different Places, Similar Lives

Let’s plant it! Year 4 Different Places, Similar Lives

Land, sea and skyYear 5 The Holiday Show

Bake it!Year 6 The Holiday Show

Look hear!/Existing, Endangered, Extinct

Information about the units can be found on the school website under the tab ‘learning’, ‘class pages’ and your child/ren’s year group. Some of the websites given in this home learning pack will be useful in supporting learning at home for the IPC tasks.

As well as the tasks linked to IPC learning, please encourage your child to read at home regularly. They will all have a reading or library book from school to read. If they finish this book, then the website: https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/ has lots of free e-books for children aged 3-11 which can be accessed when you join. These

You will also have a letter for this gives you access to learning, your child’s log in and password.

books are great as they can be shared together, read alone or your child/ren can listen to the audio version.

Other great websites include:

National Geographic Kidshttps://www.natgeokids.com/uk/Activities linked to lots of subjects such as history, science, geography!

Oxford Owl for Homehttps://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/Lots of free resources for maths, English and reading for children aged 3-11

This is a great website that is free to access for one month. Use the link below to sign up for the free resource: www. twinkl .co.uk/offer The code is: UKTWINKLHELPS to access the materials. The parent hub on Twinkl: https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resources/parents gives parents/carers ideas on how to use the resources at home. The Home Learning Packs on Twinkl are designed to support each year group.

Nasa Kids Clubhttps://www.nasa.gov/kidsclub/index.htmlLearn about all things space for all ages!

Education Quizzeshttps://www.educationquizzes.com/Online quizzes for children aged 5-11

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Times Table Rock Stars – a fun way to learn your times tables for Y2 to Y6.https://ttrockstars.com/home

BBC Bitesize for Key Stage 1 and 2https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/primaryHere you will find all the subjects taught in KS1 and KS2! A great resource!

Challenge! Encourage your child/ren to tick as many as they can. Complete 10 of the tasks and earn 20 dojos (or 2 bookmarks)! Complete 15 tasks and earn 25 dojos (or 3 bookmarks)! Complete all 25 tasks and earn 35 dojos (or 5 bookmarks)!

Fisher Price Playhttps://play.fisher-price.com/en_GB/index.htmlLots of fun games to practise alphabet, numbers and shapes for EYFS.

CBeebies https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/gamesA variety of educational games. for Nursery, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2.

Can you read one of each type of book this year? In the box, write the name of the book you have read and get your teacher to sign it.

A book that became a

movie.

A book of poetry.

A book set in space.

A book that teaches you something new.

A book with a terrible villain.

A book you would

recommend to a teacher.

A picture book. A book written before you were born.

A book with an animal character.

A book AND its sequel.

A book that makes you

laugh out loud.

A spooky book.

A non-fiction book.

A book with magic.

A book that makes you

think.

The first book you loved.

A book that is set in another

country.

A book about friendship.

A biography. A book that won an award.

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