Telling The Time

Today we had a go at changing the time from analogue(clock face) into digital. We found that we could count in 5s to help us find how many minutes past the hour the larger hand has gone.
To practice we can click on the moveable clock on the post below.

Clock Face

Use the big clock below to practice telling the time. Look at times involving the hour, half past, quarter past and quarter to. We must know this and be able to recognise these times on a clock.

http://www.wmnet.org.uk/wmnet/custom/files_uploaded/uploaded_resources/503/clock.swf

Move the clock round by clicking upon the buttons on the right and see how the hands of the clock move around together to tell the time.

Fun for the brain

This is site for pupils in the USA. Click on the link and it will take to a range of games to support your English and Maths. Have fun.

http://www.fun4thebrain.com/english.html

Times table test

Every Friday we have a times table test and if we manage to score 96 or above we receive a certificate and more onto the next level. Practice your tables so you are ready to take the test here.

www.learnyourtables.co.uk

We're all in this together

In our dance lesson today we were working upon "We're all in this together" from High School Musical. In our two sessions so far we have learnt a routine for the verses. Now we can begin to work upon the chorus which we can see here. We should be ready to put it all together ready for just before Easter.

Venn diagrams

In our maths this week we have been looking at handling data. Today we moved onto sorting information into a venn diagram. Here two criteria are chosen to help us to sort through different mathematical data. Have a go at this Venn diagram below.
http://www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk/vtc/ngfl/maths/dinas_powys_sian_mansfield/venn_2.htm

Can you explain why you have placed the items in the hoops?

Rocks and soils

Today we began our new science topic of rocks and soils. We started with a discussion about rocks and what we think rocks are including some of the names of rocks and soils.
Click on the link below to get a head start on the topic.

http://www.simplescience.net/3d_-_rocks_and_soil.html