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History topic: The Stone age

History topic: The Stone age

Base 6 - The Swordfish

In Base 6, we have Miss Stevens, the class teacher, alongside our teaching assistant, Miss Price. 
We hope you visit our webpage regularly for updates on how we are growing as learners and to see some of the fun learning opportunities that we have been taking part in.

Useful information 

PE 
We have PE on Monday and Thursday mornings. On both days, children can come to school in their PE kits. Please ensure that all items are clearly labelled with your child’s name.

Homework

Each child has been issued with a folder which contains their Literacy, Maths and Handwriting homework. These activities allow children to revisit their learning covered over the past week.


Homework for Literacy and Maths is sent home on a Friday and should be returned the following Wednesday. Children are also encouraged to use TTRS for a minimum of 10 minutes a week in order for the children to practice their times tables. Logins have been issued in the front of their reading journals.

 

This term

Value of the Season
The Value of the Season is responsibility. We will be exploring the importance of responsibility  especially when becoming valued members of our local community. We have looked at how to be responsible in school, taking on jobs around the school. 

Reading
Reading is a huge focus at Teagues Bridge and we encourage the children to be reading at least 4 times a week. Please ensure that your child’s diaries are regularly updated as these will be monitored weekly.

History
This term in history we are focusing on the stone age . The Stone Age was the earliest period of human history, when people made tools and weapons out of stone. It lasted for millions of years, ending when people began using metal.

Science
In Science during Autumn One, Base 6 have learnt about the food and the skeleton. In Autumn 2, we will be focusing on rocks.

 

Miss R Stevens


This Week's Homework


Homework for Literacy and Maths is sent home on a Friday and should be returned the following Wednesday. Children are also encouraged to use TTRS for a minimum of 10 minutes a week in order for the children to practice their times tables.