Knighton Church in Wales Primary School
Caru Duw, Caru Pawb, Caru Dysgu
Complete what you can of the following activities:
Reading – Please listen to your child read and sign the yellow reading record.
Minute Maths
Maths Worksheets
Spellings – Spellings are in the purple book. Please use this as an opportunity to practise your handwriting by using the spelling words in a correctly punctuated sentence.
Below are a few snow day activities; should the school be closed. Children should start the day spending time on J2blast working on their spellings and times tables. Then they should try the following activities:
Complete what you can of the following activities:
Reading – Please listen to your child read and sign the yellow reading record.
Minute Maths
Time Homework Worksheets
Spellings – Spellings are in the purple book. Please use this as an opportunity to practise your handwriting by using the spelling words in a correctly punctuated sentence.
Maths – Differentiated worksheets below. Your child WILL know what group they are in for Maths.
On Thursday we welcomed Judith and Gilles to share a story with us about the ‘Legend of the whistling tree’ . They read the story in English, Welsh and French. We really enjoyed finding out about the French legend.
We also looked at the story of Handa’s Suprise and we completed a variety of activities based on the story.
We have enjoyed a variety of activities to celebrate St. David’s Day. We sung our hearts out to ‘Dydd Cofio Dewi Sant’ and ‘Yma o Hyd’, we read some Welsh stories and we played ‘Trap Llygodyn’ and ‘Faint o’r gloch ydy Mister Blaidd?’
We enjoyed another great Pyjama session last week with Louise. We created a story about being evacuee children and we thought carefully about some of the games that they would have played.
We enjoyed making Welsh cakes.
We weighed, mixed and fried our cakes.
Year five and six had a go at a simple orienteering task. They went outside to look for letters on the field. They marked this on their maps and then came back inside to work out the coordinates and then worked out the word.
It was a challenging activity- particularly when it started to rain and their maps got wet!
Well done to all our Dathliad Cymraeg competition winners. We celebrated their efforts in a special assembly where we were also joined by one woman band Mrs Judith Phillips, who taught us ‘A Lan Y Mor.’