GENERAL RESOURCES
Oak National Academy – The Oak National Academy consists of video lessons for English, maths and science as well as some Foundation Subjects. All sessions are led by qualified teachers from Good and Outstanding Schools across the country. It is the government’s ‘arm’s length’ organisation for remotre learning and employs qualified teachers to plan and deliver content.
BBC Bitesize – The BBC are providing 12 weeks worth of lessons and resources either on their website or through iPlayer.
Sumdog – The children have all recently been sent logins for Sumdog to take part in a Maths competition. Sumdog has made all its resources free for the duration of the school closures. The children can use games to practice number bonds, times tables, Maths reasoning questions, spelling and grammar. The questions adjust their level of difficulty dependent on the answers, so the all the children should always be able to access this at their maths level.
SPELLING LIST
Please find below the spelling lists for the entire year for children in Year 2 up to Year 6.
ENGLISH RESOURCES
Literacy Shed – Activity packs based on one of their short films. Each film has a pack with 10 activities which could easily be done of the course of a day or a few days. There are also reading comprehension packs for each year group. These resources are best printed but could easily be used on screen.
Spag.com – All children have a login for Spag.com – this enables children to practice specific grammar points and is marked automatically. If your child can not remember their username and password, their class teacher will be able to send it to them
Oxford Owls – Continue with home reading books online – lots of free books that are searchable by book band and readable online
EAL Hub – Resources to help support vocabulary and reading for children with EAL. Even though this is a subscription site, each section has some free resource packs that you are able to use to support you if your child is EAL.
Spelling frame – Free website which allows the children to practice different spelling rules – suitable for all ages
MATHS RESOURCES
Nrich – Open ended problem solving tasks for all year groups. Solutions and ideas for how to begin are also provided.
Corbett Maths – Most suitable for UKS2, click on 5 a day for daily arithmetic practice or choose videos to watch short explanations of a topic followed by related questions to complete.
Timestables Rockstars – Year 1 to Year 6 children have log in details to access their accounts and practise their times tables.
Maths.co.uk – Year 2 to Year 6 children have log in details to access their accounts. Question sets can be set by their teacher.
Top Marks Maths Games – A range of engaging maths games for all abilities
Splash Learn – Interactive games and worksheets to support all year groups.
White Rose 1 Minute Maths App.
SCIENCE RESOURCES
STEM learning – A huge collection of Science, Engineering, Computing and DT activities that your child can complete at home. Some of these will need adult supervision, others could be completed individually or with siblings.
Oxford University Museum – Learn about animals, fossils, rocks, insects and minerals through activities and interactive games
Primary Science Trust – A collection of investigations to do at home. Some of these will need adult supervision, others could be completed individually or with siblings. The Science at work sections has weekly videos and activity sheets linked to read people who use Science in their jobs – Florence Nightingale and two doctors doing important work on the coronavirus are the first to be featured.
COMPUTING RESOURCES
An hour of code – A huge number of coding activities for all ages and level of experience
Scratch Jr – Download the free app to a computer or tablet and have a go at these introductory activities (Lots of children will have already used Scratch in school) Suitable for all ages.
Tynker – Coding challenges for all ages – create a free account to access their premium courses
Barefoot – Mini missions and learning activities to do as a family as well as some interactive games
FOUNDATION SUBJECTS
Creating music at home – The activities on this website give opportunities for children to work on creating music and there are activities for children with no musical instrument at home as well as those children who play a tuned instrument (Suitable for all ages)
National Geographic Kids – Click on Primary Resources across the top and browse the different ones available – each primary resource has pages of the comic that the children can download and read with a suggested activity. There are loads to choose from in all subject areas! You will need to sign up to a free account to access.
Globe Trottin’ Kids – This interactive website is designed to support children to develop global understanding and awareness of other cultures Just click on a country to begin and find fact pages, videos and links to texts which celebrate our differences.
World Geography Games – Hours of fun learning about countries, capitals, flags and states
Kids World Travel Guide – A website designed with easy-to-understand information about various countries, including their landmarks, people and customs. It features fun facts, quizzes and interactive content. There are family travel tips and insights into the experiences of children and parents who travel the world.
Two twitter links for art – both of these teachers have shared lots of great ideas for art projects you can do at home – Darrell Wakelam and Mr Allington
PSHE AND WELLBEING
Stay in, Work out with Sport England – Lots of links to things that can be done at home to stay active
Wild Days -Activities for how to spend up to an hour doing outdoor learning with your child in your own green space
