Summer Activities

Thank you for all of your support over this academic year; the home-school partnership has been more important than ever.  We hope you enjoy the holidays and are able to take time to relax and enjoy the break. As it is a long stretch, children may benefit from some activities to keep their brains and bodies active.  Taking some time on a rainy day or finding a few minutes here and there will help them get off to a great start in September! 

If it’s a maths activity you’re after, look below!

Years 2-6, can practice times tables using TT Rock Stars. A brand new Battle of the Bands starts on 23^rd July and runs until 31^st August. Log in as your current class – new classes sorted in September.

Learn to tell the time! What time do you get up? What time do you have lunch?

How long does it take to walk to the park? How quickly can you tidy your room?

Can you measure how tall each of your family members are?

How far can you jump? Can you measure the length of your favourite book?

Bake or cook with your family. Can you measure each of the ingredients?

How much would you need if you wanted to double the recipe?

Play your favourite game with your family or friends. It could be a board game or a game of football, it’s up to you! How many points do you have altogether? Who has the most/least points? What’s the difference in score between two players?

Practice dividing and fractions by sharing out different items. It could be some nice summer berries!

Reading

You can still access online reading books at:

https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/books/free-ebooks/

https://collins.co.uk/pages/big-cat-ebooks

Other Links

We have added links to external websites to help parents find resources to support with home learning, which were correct at the time of adding. You can find these at the bottom of the page! We will continue to add to these. However,  we are not responsible for the content of external websites.  We would always strongly recommend that children are supervised when accessing the internet and that you continue to discuss online safety with them at home.

There is a lot of support available to keep your child safe online. Below are some useful links to help parents and carers:

• Thinkyouknow (advice from the National Crime Agency to stay safe online)
• Internet matters (support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online)
• Parent info (support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online)
• LGfL (support for parents and carers to keep their children safe online)
• Net-aware (support for parents and careers from the NSPCC)

Maths

English

Nature Activities

Earthwatch Europe have launched #WildDays, a daily programme of activities to keep kids entertained and in touch with nature. You can find them on Twitter but you can also head over to their new website for more ways to get wild!

wild-days.org

Music Websites

Activities from the Royal Opera House - lots to explore!

https://learning-platform.roh.org.uk/create-and-learn

The Fitzwilliam Museum – Look Think Do | A brand new set of activities designed as a starting point for looking, talking and doing together. Extra activities and virtual stories for families with under 5s will be shared the first Saturday of every month. Find out more

Doodle Lunch | Grab some paper and pencils, pens, or crayons and join Mo Willems to explore ways of writing and making together. Try here

Noel Fielding’s Art Club | Hosted each day at 3pm on Twitter, Noel picks a theme for anyone who wants to take part, remember to include #artclub and @noelfielding11. Find out more

Access Art – Sketchbooks! | “Sketchbooks!” is a short online course full of resources, created for all ages and abilities to do at home. Find out more and start this free course today

Tate Kids | Games, tutorials, quizzes and the opportunity to have your children's artwork displayed in their virtual gallery. Take a look