Community & Church Schools
Working Together

Oak St Faiths'

Recall 3, 4 and 8 multiplications as well as their division facts
Use everyday objects to write fractions
Compare, order, add and subtract fractions with the same denominators
Measure objects around the house using a ruler and record in mm and cm
Baking is a perfect way to measure mass and capacity
Tell and write the time in 24 hour and analogue - do this at certain times of the day. Ask your children to help create a timetable
Draw 2D shapes and use a ruler to measure their sides
Add and subtract money using both pounds and pence
Ensure your child reads every day. Ask your child to give you a recount of what they have read.
Ask your children to keep a diary and include:
- Conjunctions (if, since, at when, although, because), adverbs and prepositions (during, before, after, behind, in front of, between) to make sentences longer
- Speech in sentences

Read every day. Ask questions about what might happen next
Write a book review
Practise timetables
Practise spellings
Encourage addition and subtraction using money. How much change?
Use everyday objects to practise fractions - how much pizza have you eaten? What fraction of the socks are blue? What fraction of the cars you can see are red?
Make a plan to decorate a room and measure the perimeter
Write an explanation text about your favourite hobby