This page is full of ideas for how to continue learning at home. These links will supplement the schoolwork you are already doing. For age specific links check the Class Home Learning posts on the appropriate Year Group page.
Reading
The most important way to keep learning is to keep reading.
If you would like more ideas for great books, linked to your age and interests, try using the Book Sorter. You can also add your own recommendations!
Click here for the Book Sorter
Don’t forget to share your reading on the Reading Blogs. News Post: We Love To Read
London Grid for Learning Resources
The school is part of the London Grid for Learning which has some excellent resources. Your USO username and password have been provided in your Home Learning Pack. Any links below that require the USO log in have * next to them.
News Post: Using Your USO Log In
News Post: Making The Most Of The Online LGfL Resources
Here are some useful links to resources for Home Learning:
General
- BBC Bitesize
- J2e *
- Busy Things *
- PB Bear’s Interactive Adventure*
- The Kids Should See This
- Cbeebies Radio
- Toy Theatre – educational games
- DK Find Out
- London Learning at HomeThe Mayor has launched London Learning at Home to bring together the city’s free learning and cultural resources that children can access from home. Search for resources by age range, subject, key stage and level of adult supervision needed.
- Nature at home The Ecology Centre and Sayers Croft Paddington Rec. have put together some ideas for keeping you connected with nature.The activities are suitable for all ages and living spaces, and use minimal resources, so there is something for everyone. Some activities can be done entirely indoors, some are suitable for daily walks and a few require outdoor space. All activities have step by step guides and resource lists.
Religious Education
- Catholic Icing -a variety of craft activities for pupils to complete at home.
- Wednesday Word Children’s Area
- Wintershall Some wonderful religious activities including stations of the cross
- Be Inspirational This website has various resources for both KS1 and KS2 including some lovely Holy Week activities with Scripture pieces for each day with accompanying videos, artwork and thoughts.
English
- Phonics – username: march20 password: home
- Grammar Explained* – explanation videos
- Reading Zone Live*
- Oxford Owl for Home
- Radioblogging.net – Pie Corbett is presenting a free, daily, interactive literacy show with language games, creative writing, poet of the day and author of the week.
- Audible – all children’s book are free to download
- Stories online – lots of videos stories being read aloud where you can see the book too
- J2e Spelling *
Scholastic, who run our regular Books Fairs have shared some free downloadable home learning resource packs that may be of interest:
- Scholastic Early Years Pack
- Scholastic Key Stage 1 Pack
- Scholastic Lower Key Stage 2 Pack
- Scholastic Upper Key Stage 2 Pack
Maths
- Maths No Problem
- Mathletics – a separate log in is required. This can be found in your Home Learning packs and your normal Homework folders.
- Maths At Home* – explanation videos
- Maths Raps*
- J2e times tables *
- J2e SATs arithmetic practise (Yr 2 and 6) *
- Hit the Button – practise for number bonds, times tables and addition/subtraction
- The Maths Factor-games and activities. Free during the coronavirus outbreak. Parents need to sign up.
- Top Marks – lots of online games to practise mental maths and maths facts
- White Rose Maths a series of five maths lessons per week for each year group. Every lesson comes with a short video showing you clearly and simply how to help your child to complete the activity successfully.
- NCETM Support for parents when trying to help their children with Maths
Science
- KS1 Science BBC Bitesize
- KS2 Science BBC Bitesize
- National Geographic Science
- Science Museum games
- Virtual Experiments for Years 1&2*
- Virtual Experiments for Years 3&4*
- Virtual Experiments for Years 5&6*
Geography
History
Languages (especially German!)
Art
Music
- Sing Up– This has some of the songs we have sung at school on it with backing tracks and words.
- Out of the Ark Some more old favourites to sing along to
- BBC Bitesize
- Schools Singing Programme Daily virtual sings for schools and parishes
- The Royal Opera House Make the most of a rare opportunity to watch a performance free from the comfort of your home
- BBC Ten Pieces – 40 pieces of music with an introduction and full performance
- Filmed On Stage Free musicals and plays you can now stream during the coronavirus outbreak-updating daily
Physical Education (P.E.)
- Daily home workouts with Joe Wicks for children
- Solve, Shoot, Score -a Premier League Primary Stars Football Game with spelling and maths practice
- Youth Sports Trust Home Learning Activities PE activities that can be done individually or in pairs/small groups with a focus on the development of physical competence and actively learning the importance of personal skills to support social, emotional and mental wellbeing.
- Nike-Move Crew Nike has created a Youtube channel called ‘Move crew’ which is a series of ‘at home sporting missions…!’
- NHS Disney 10 minute shakeups10 minute activities based on Disney films
- BBC SupermoversThe BBC has created a number of activities and videos which link physical activities to other subject areas e.g. Times table dances.
Why not go on a virtual tour of a famous museum from the comfort of your home?
British Museum, London, Virtual Tour
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Seoul
The J Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
Always remember the importance of internet safety
The internet is an amazing resource which enables us to connect, communicate and be creative in a number of different ways, on a range of devices. However the internet is always changing and being able to keep up to date with your children’s use of technology can be a challenge.
If you want to learn how to stay safe online while playing games, visit this website, http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/ for fun games and activities. There are different sections and games depending on how old you are.
Some other useful websites for children:
http://www.childnet.com/young-people/primary
Some safe search engines: