Penny Sweets Weekly TreatsReading - Fiction books, novels, short stories - magazines, comics, newspapers - websites, kindles- Non-fiction, information, recipe books

Quizzy RascalsCreate a quiz including 10 maths questions AND 10 English questions.

Crazy CrosswordsDesign a crossword or wordsearch based on topics we are currently learning about.You design it yourself or use a website like puzzlemaker.com to help you.

Poster PerfectCreate a revision poster on something we have studied in Maths, English or Topic. Does your poster contain: examples, key words, detailed instruction, questions & pictures?

Practise your times tables - Times Table Rockstar - Forwards, backwards, mixed up - Ask someone to test you - Roll dice and multiple the numbers

Convince UsIs there something you would like to change about school?Write a letter to Miss McElhone to persuade her of your idea.

Learn spellings - Look, say, cover, write, check - Ask someone to test you - Is there a spelling rule that helps? - Identify the tricky part & a way to remember itDon’t forget to make sure you know what all the words mean!

Travel BugPlan a journey to a country of your choice. Include every form of transport needed to get to your chosen hotel, the distance you’ve travelled, places you’ll travel through, where you want to visit and total cost. Include a map and highlight your plotted journey.Read all about itRead a newspaper article and bring it in to share with the class– what would you like to discuss about the article? Make some notes and questions you could ask.Alternatively, write a newspaper article of your own (real or imagined) event.Maths Games

- Mathletics - Times Tables Rockstar - Borrow maths games from school

Model MakerBuild or create something to demonstrate what you have learnt.You could use collage, modelling materials, empty boxes, Lego …

These penny sweets are healthy enough that you should be eating some every day!Each activity on each day costs another penny, so (for example) if you read every night you’ve already spent 7p a week!

Got a great idea that is not on the menu?You can always design your own ‘special dish’.The cost of specials will be decided by Miss Kimmitt and the best ideas will be added to the specials board for others to try.

Pick ‘n’ Mix HomeworkHow it WorksEach week you simply need to pick your homework, aiming to spend at least 20p in total.

Homework books to be handed in every Friday, with evidence of the treats you have chosen over the past week.Spellings issued every Monday.