Welcome to London Bridge Class
Class Teacher: Miss S. Winser (Howard’s Curriculum Lead)
Teaching Assistant: Mrs R. Verma
Homework:
Handed out on Fridays,
Returned by Wednesday,
Please remember that homework is an important building stone in the child’s learning and development. The children will receive Dojo-Points for completed homework as well as particularly outstanding contributions.
Daily Reading:
To help further develop the children’s reading and academic development, please support and encourage the children to read daily for at least 10 minutes. This daily reading should then be recorded (title + pages) in the Learning Diary. We would kindly ask parents to sign/initial the record.
The children will receive Dojo-Points for daily reading.
Recommended reading books for Year 5:
Best Books for Year 5 | Ages 9-10 | BooksForTopics
Expertly selected books for 9 and 10 year old children (lovereading4kids.co.uk)
Reading Activities:
Once the children have completed reading a book, they then choose an activity related to the book (e.g. book-review, letter to the author, sequel, character profile, alternative cover etc.). This activity is completed in the child’s Reading Journal. Our wonderful teaching assistants will then check, feedback and record the completion of these activities.
The children will receive multiple Dojo-Points to reward exceptional work.
PE:
Our current P.E. days are Tuesday and Wednesday with Miss Handley.
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Today is World Autism Awareness Day!
We all know someone who is on the Autistic Spectrum. What can we do to understand and support a friend, a colleague, a relative who has autism? The most helpful thing we can do is to understand what autism is and how it can affect people.
Watch the animation video to find out key aspects of Autism. What can you take from that?
Then watch the second video which contains lots of practical tips. What tips would you put into practice to support someone with autism in your class, family, place of work, neighbourhood?
Understanding is the first step to acceptance. As we say at Howard Primary School : we are all different, we are all equal!
If you have any questions, please get in touch : sdalziopolling.306@lgflmail.org
Many thanks
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Here are some very useful links:
Free e-books through the booktrust: https://www.booktrust.org.uk/books-and-reading/have-some-fun/storybooks-and-games/?_cldee=c2RhbHppb3BvbGxpbmcuMzA2QGxnZmxtYWlsLm9yZw%3d%3d&recipientid=contact-22288b125d13ea11a811000d3ab826fd-c93bfe8af2ea4d0892122c9d8d591fdb&esid=26b080a2-9b6e-ea11-a811-000d3ab824df
Harry Potter: https://www.wizardingworld.com/collections/harry-potter-at-home
Also, if you need somebody to read “How to train your dragon” to the kids (some quiet time for the parents), then have a look: https://elinkeu.clickdimensions.com/m/1/11332944/p1-b20093-53b482e90cd648ccaa49935478b1f717/8/883/4c7b9c08-3af1-44cf-ba27-8d2173a4651f
Enjoy,
The Year 5 team