Hello Olive Class,

I hope that you had a great weekend, did  any of you have a VE Day celebration? Have a look at Ms Steward’s VE Day collective worship if you have not already done so.

I hope that you are all doing well at home and still doing some learning. I have had some work sent in which is amazing. You are all doing so well!! Please try and stay positive and active. You can now go outside more which is wonderful – I have been doing so many walks through Battersea Park. I highly recommend going to the sub tropical part of the park – it’s beautiful!

Thank you to Sofia, who looks like she’s been working incredibly hard and has sent in lots of her wonderful work.

Click here for Olive Class Week 8 Home Learning: Week 8

Click here to find some extra pages to help complete the activities:

RE –  Hope

Fun Hungry Caterpillar Crossword

Remember to send any work to; admin@st-annes.wandsworth.sch.uk and put Olive in the subject line.

Miss Bromley-Martin

Good Morning Olive Class!

I hope that you had a lovely weekend. Sadly the weather wasn’t as nice as it was last weekend but I hope that you still managed to spend some time outside! I had a really lovely walk in Battersea Park.

We are now in May! It’s going by so quickly and I hope that you have all noticed the beautiful flowers and trees that are coming back to life all over London. Normally, in May there is a walk to school challenge and I thought it was important to share this with you and encourage all of you to be as active as possible. There are loads of activities for you to do and for adults to try as well – get the whole family involved!

Active May Challenge

This week for your home learning, I have taken a few ideas from the bbcbitsize website. It has amazing resources for all subjects. If you have extra time or have finished your weekly learning, please visit this website as it has planned lessons and activities that you can do at home.

Week 7 Home Learning

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons

Well done to all of you who are taking part in sumdog! The wandsworth competition is now over but special mentions need to be made! Click on the link below to see who came 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the class and in all of Wandsworth. I am still able to see who is completing the most questions and answering them correctly even when there is not a competition so keep going with it – try and fit 10 mins in everyday!

Sumdog results

Well done to Michael for sending in some pictures of him doing some work. He looks very busy and like he is concentrating very hard – well done!

Remember this week is VE day on Friday. Have a look at the reading that I posted last week and remember to also have a look at the resource pack on Captain Tom Moore. Well done to those of you who are sticking with the weekly learning, I know it must be hard trying to complete it at home but I am sure you are all trying your best! Thank you also to adults! You are doing an amazing job and anything that you are doing to help, even if it’s daily reading or going over basic maths skills, will make a difference so thank you.

Remember to send any work to; admin@st-annes.wandsworth.sch.uk and put Olive in the subject line.

Miss Bromley-Martin

Hello Olive Class!

I hope that you have had a lovely week and have been enjoying the gorgeous weather over the weekend. I was so happy to speak to lots of you and hear your wonderful voices! It sounds like you’re all keeping really busy and active which is amazing.

Click here: Week 6 Home Learning.

The Wandsworth Sumdog challenge started on Friday 🙂 Let’s get enough players (we need 10 of you) this time to make it on the leaderboard and get Olive Class to the top! If you have been to school for the most recent home pack, then you should all now have your sumdog username, passwords and school code so let’s get going!

Next week, on May 8th, we remember VE day. I would like you to research the day to find out what it is! Here is some information to get you started:

VE-day-reading-comprehension

VE Day PowerPoint

I am also attaching a resource pack looking at the story of Tom Moore who is a war veteran who is about to celebrate his 100th birthday. He has set himself the challenge of walking around his garden 100 times to help raise money for the NHS . Click the links below to learn more about him:

Captain Tom Moore Resource – April 2020 (1)

Picture News Special Resource – Captain Tom Moore 2020

Thank you so much to all of you who have sent photos in of them doing some really great activities. Micah looks like he has been working hard learning about money. Ezra and Romain were really busy making pizzas which looked delicious! Jaydan looks amazing dressed up in his St George costume! It’s been so lovely to see the things that you have been doing at home so please keep sending pictures in.

Remember to send any work to; admin@st-annes.wandsworth.sch.uk and put Olive in the subject line. Stay safe Olive Class, I miss you all very much! Remember to be kind, generous and most of all happy 🙂

Miss Bromley-Martin

Happy Monday Olive Class!

I hope that you have been enjoying this beautiful sunshine during your daily walks or out in your garden. Have you been enjoying the amazing blossom trees as much as I have?!

I hope that you are managing to get some activities done at home, even if it’s not your learning. Staying active is really important. I just wanted to say that I also hope you’re not getting too worried or stressed about the learning. Please just do what you can. Things like daily reading and going over basic maths skills everyday is still really great and you should all be very proud of yourselves for the work you have done. 🙂

This weeks home learning: Home Learning Week 5

There are new packs of home learning that can be picked up from school. These are available to pick up on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday this week between 9am and 1pm. Your packs have your Sumdog logins and some more maths, reading and writing activities.

I hope you have a lovely week and I hope to see more of your learning emailed to me so I can add it to our blog on next week. Send emails to admin@st-annes.wandsworth.sch.uk with Olive in the subject line.

Hello Olive Class!

I hope that you have all had a lovely Easter. I probably ate a few too many easter eggs myself and watched some great films!

This week, to keep myself busy I have been trying to find little projects around the house for me to do. For example, I cleaned out my cupboard. Can you think of some spring cleaning that you could do with an adult like, organising your toys or your bedroom. Helping an adult clean the house or your garden. With some fun music, it’s a great way to pass the time!

Well done to those of you who managed to finish the sumdog competition. I do realise that some parents don’t have the usernames and passwords so on the next work pack that you can come pick up from school, I have written everyones username and password so hopefully we will have lots more of you playing. Here are the winners from last week!

1. Sofia – 1010 correct answers
2. George – 499 correct answers
3. Romain – 379 correct answers

Well done to the other children that also played: Abigail, Jaydan and Millie.

I will set another challenge that will start tomorrow 16/04/2020 – 22/04/2020

Here is some home learning for you to do be doing at home.

Click here: Week 4 Home Learning

Remember to send any work to; admin@st-annes.wandsworth.sch.uk and put Olive in the subject line. Stay safe Olive Class, I miss you all very much! Remember to be kind, generous and most of all happy 🙂

Miss Bromley-Maritn

Hello Olive Class,

As well as your normal learning, here are some ideas and a link to do some P4C (Philosophy for Children) at home. P4C is a great way to get you thinking outside the box, using your reasoning and explanation skills.  It also might be a nice way to spend a break in your day.

The link below is to a story book called ‘Would you rather’ by John Burningham.

Talking points:

What sounds the most fun?

What would be the most horrible?

Would you want to do any? Why/why not?

Focus on making good explanations for your reasons and make sure you’re using full sentences.

Do you think you’ll choose something different tomorrow? Why?

Ask your carer/sibling what they would do – make sure you ask them why!

Fun Activity:

Can you make up your own ‘would you rather’.

Click the link below for more P4C fun games and activities that you can do at home.

P4C Activity ideas

I hope you’re all well and safe 🙂

Miss Bromley-Martin

Hello Olive Class,

I have just posted some pictures from last week of some of you doing some amazing work and its so lovely to see, so well done.

I have set some more work for this week, make sure that you are keeping to a routine and setting aside time to get some learning done. Don’t forget about Joe Wicks – it’s a great way to start the day! Click here for a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3LPrhI0v-w

Olive Class Home Learning Week 3

Please make sure that you are reading daily and keeping up with the Sumdog competition! I can see that Sofia, George, Romain and Millie are playing which is great!These are the results so far:

1. Sofia
2. George
3. Romain
4. Millie

The competition doesn’t finish until Wednesday so if you haven’t started, you still can and keep going to those who have started!

I look forward to receiving any work that you would like to send in. I will try and share anything amazing with the rest of the class on this blog page. Keep going with making your shields and swords if you haven’t already and at making some Easter Bonnets.

Remember to send any work to; admin@st-annes.wandsworth.sch.uk  and put Olive in the subject line.

Miss Bromley-Martin

Hello Olive Class,

Thank you so much to all that have emailed in with amazing pictures of some great activities! It has been lovely to see how busy you are all being and what amazing work you have been doing.

Here is a lovely picture of George who has created an incredible sword and shield for our knights and Castles unit. Well done George!

Micah looks like he has been really busy at home and has sent us pictures of him cooking, playing on his ipad and he has even sent us a video of him counting in 3s! How amazing Micah, keep it up!

Jaydan has done some beautiful work and has decided to make a riddle for us and it’s amazing and positive!

Abigail has written us some amazing instructions on how to become a knight! Very clear Abigail, well done!

Keep sending in pictures as it’s so wonderful to see all your hard work.

Stay safe!

Miss Bromley-Martin