Good morning Unicorns Heres your work for today

Good morning Unicorns! Here’s your work for today: th Monday 8 June

Farnborough Dance Routine Mrs Humphries has created our very own Farnborough Dance Routine! It has five parts and every day this week we are going to start the day by being active and joining in. Click on the link below: http: //farnboroughprimary. co. uk/farnborough-dance

Maths answers from last Friday:

Maths The Gruffalo isn’t as amazing at Maths as all of you in Unicorns Class! He needs your help to carry out another investigation…

1. 2. 3.

You can write your answers in your exercise books. If you would like to try Gruffalo work, complete question 1. If you would like to try Horrid Henry work, complete questions 1 and 2 If you would like to try James and the Giant Peach work, complete questions 1, 2 and 3.

Gruffalo Themed Shape Animals Can you create some of the animals from ‘The Gruffalo’ from different shapes? You could make animals from the original story or from your own version! Look on the next slide for some examples…

Outdoor Activity Every day I am going to give you an activity that can be carried out either outdoors, (if the sun is shining) or indoors (if we’re not as lucky as the weather!).

Outdoor Home Learning The Story Stick Tell a story using natural props attached to a stick. Open the link to investigate this https: //www. ltl. org. uk/resources/story-stick/ further…

Online Safety I’m looking forward to our zoom session on Wednesday. In preparation for it I would like you to read through our rules…

The internet is amazing when used safely and correctly. Here are some simple rules that will ensure it stays amazing and helps you with your learning.

How to keep safe online? • Remember to be respectful and responsible when you are online, just like you would be in real life. • If you see something that makes you feel worried, tell an adult you trust straight away. • Don’t share your personal information online.

Our Zoom meetings are just for us – no one else will be allowed in • So the lesson is only for your class, teachers will set a password which they will only share with you and your parents • To enter, your teacher will let you in to the meeting.

• Nobody is allowed to record any of our zoom lessons.

• Only the teacher can share their screen to help you with your learning.

• When entering the Zoom lesson you will find that your microphone is muted. This means that no one will be able to hear you. • Your teacher will give you a chance to speak later in the lesson and switch on your microphone.

• We know how brilliant you are at behaving in school and we expect the same behaviour in our Zoom lessons.

• Be yourself and respect others. • You should be dressed suitably… No PJs or dressing gowns!

• When you are going to meet on Zoom set up in a quiet working space where you can concentrate and are also in earshot of an adult. • When your microphone is on remember that background noise can be picked up easily and heard by everyone.

Top Tips for a Good Lesson • Make sure you have your equipment ready • Take some time to get used to all the controls – you won’t be an expert first time! • Leave your microphone on mute when you are not talking

Top Tips for a Good Lesson • When you unmute yourself to talk, wait a second before talking. • Don’t forget to take turns!

More Top Tips for Expert Zoomers Which view should you use? 1. Speaker view: full screen of the person talking – use when teacher is explaining. 2. Gallery view: view smaller images of all your classmates – use this during the class discussions.

How can I message my teacher? • You can use the chat feature to either ask a question that only the teacher can see, if you need something explained in more detail.

How can I message my teacher? • Or when using the chat feature you can also send a comment or question to everyone in the group.

We are looking forward to meeting and teaching you on Zoom very soon.

Reading online Please log on to Bug Club and read for at least 15 minutes Make sure you answer your bug questions!

Reading online Here’s a link to the latest issue of ‘The Week Junior’ https: //magazine. theweekjunior. co. uk/

Enjoy, Unicorns!