1.6.2020 Top Ten Home Learning Activities – Lower KS2 Activity 1 (Maths)

Use the website to complete at least

one lesson per day. https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/subjects/#subjects

Y3 – Angles and Shape Y4 – Area and

Perimeter

Activity 2 (Geography)

Lake Districthttps://

www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/

z3fycdm/articles/zvys8xs

Use this BBC Bitesize site to find out about the Lake District. See what else you can find out online. Make a fact file/poster/video about the Lake District.

Activity 3 (English)Vocabulary Ninjahttps://vocabularyninja.wordpress.com/Use the Vocab Ninja website (click link) to explore the Ninja words of the day. Practise reading, spelling and understanding what the word means each day. Practise writing it neatly and then use it in a sentence.

Activity 4 (English)Talk for Writing Booklet

Complete at least one activity per day using the booklet attached (remember you can just write this on paper and don’t need to print it).

Activity 5 (Science)Shadows

Set up a fair test to measure how the length of your shadow changes on a sunny day. How could you investigate this?

Here is a video to find our more…https://vimeo.com/161478146

Activity 6 Read a book in a place you have never read before! How about in an empty bath? Up a tree? Under the

Activity 7 (Maths)Times Table Rock

StarsJoin in the Battle of the Classes!

Who will win this

Activity 8 (Art&Design)

RSPB WildArt 2020https://www.rspb.org.uk/fun-and-learning/for-kids/rspb-kids-competitions/wild-art/Create a piece of art inspired by nature. Look up

Activity 9 (PE) Try out Cosmic

Kidshttps://www.cosmickids.com/category/watch/?

Activity 10 (Family Fun)

30 Days Wildhttps://www.wildlifetrusts.org/30-days-wild-homeschoolingJune is 30 Days Wild month! How many days can you do a wild

bed? By a river? week’s tournament?

this RSPB WildArt competition and get thinking about what you could create to enter.

duration=long&changed=duration (click the YouTube version to use for free)

activity on? Keep track using the wallchart (or make your own!). There are ideas on this website or our ‘Go Wild Passport’.