Information and support for parents
Parent fact Sheet – how to support home learning
We are now using ClassDojo to connect with families, share classroom moments, and provide class timetables with some activities that could be done at home. It is a really useful way of communicating with your child’s teacher. Please join: You can find out what to do here.
Our Curriculum
Please view our curriculum for further information.
The following links to websites will also allow your child to continue with their learning at home. Some websites may require personal passwords which have already been sent home with your child. There are also worksheets here that you can download – you don’t always need a printer, just write down any answers on paper instead.
Lalilo – online phonics and comprehension program – to see how to log on click here
Get Moving and be active – PE with Joe Wicks on YouTube – click here
Kids workout to do at home – click here
Interactive maths activities, games and challenges: Mathletics
Online Literacy: Lexia
Language Learning: Duolingo
Free Work Packs and resources From Twinkl – Setting this up is really easy to do – go to www.twinkl.co.uk/offer and enter the code UKTWINKLHELPS: Twinkl – work packs
TTS Home Learning Activity Book
Use Spelling Frame to learn and develop spellings and spelling rules – Spelling Frame
Use spelling Shed to access spelling work and Games – Spelling Shed
Learning logs
If you’re wondering how to make a learning log, here are two wonderful examples by Lucas from last year. You can click on the images to read them.
Online safety
Use the child line website to take your mind of the difficult things and have some educational fun
www.childline.org.uk
Go to parent zone and check out its 10 ways to entertain your child at home with links through to different sites: Parent Zone
Advice for parents and carers to help keep children safe online: thinkuknow_primary_parents_helpsheet
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thinkuknow-4-7s-home-activity-reward-chart
MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING
Please check out the links below to fantastic resources for young people, parents and carers to support young people’s mental health during periods of disruption:
Anna Freud: Self-Care and Coping Strategies
BBC: How to protect your mental health
CBBC: Video and Questions
Child Line – take your mind off the difficult things and have some educational fun
ChildMind: Talking to Children
Coronavirus story about Dave the dog, written by a Southampton nurse:
ELSA: Coronavirus Story for Children
National Association of School Psychologists: Parent Resources
Young Minds: Feeling Anxious about Coronavirus
Class Gallery
View our Year 3 images in our gallery.
