Welcome to Oak class page
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Lexia winner..... Dylan B with a close runner up from Alfie.
More Lexia tomorrow please!!!
Hello eveyone,
A fantastic two live maths lesson this week. Great to see almost the whole class on Teams too! I hope that you enjoyed our class novel - The Jamie Drake Equation' too! Shall we keep this up? Vote below!
Next week the weekly timetable is slightly different - please check it out below.
Well done for working hard today... sent all of your completed work into oak-class@northfeatherstone.wakefield.sch.uk.
Enjoy the weekend, stay isolated and stay safe!
Speak next week!
Mr Preston
Link for the maths lesson today if you would also like to watch the video.
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-6/spring-week-5-number-algebra/
Play the 'forming equations' video.
Oak class timetable WC: 15.03.21
Class email address: oak-class@northfeatherstone.wakefield.sch.uk
Pupil expectations for live learning/lessons
Friday 19th March Answers
Friday 19th March
Thursday 18th March Answers
Thursday 18th March
Wednesday 17th March Answers
Wednesday 17th March
Tuesday 16th March
Monday 15th March
Friday 12th March Answers
Friday 12th March
Please see document below for end of year expectations for our year group. This has been sent home with your child to support you in supporting your child's learning at home.
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Happy Christmas Everyone
New class email address
oak-class@northfeatherstone.wakefield.sch.uk
Halloween Day
French
This year, Oak class are lucky to be working with our French expert - Miss Holt.
This term we are learning about the high street including all of the shops and directions. Here are some photos of our most recent lesson where we were constructing sentences to share in a verbal discussion.
Victorian School Day
In UKS2, last week, we have had a fantastic spark day - life in a Victorian School. Coming into school in the morning, children dressed up, completely looking the part and learnt about all aspects of school life over 200 years ago. Children took part in lessons, reading, writing, arithmetic and religion (the 4R's) as well as drill, elocution lessons as well as looking at a range of primary sources from the era. This was further followed up by playing with Victorian styled toys and obviously singing 'God save the Queen'.
All of the children had a fantastic day, contributed really well and learnt lots which sets us up for our topic of 'Revolution'. Thanks for you support with the costumes.
Here are a selection of images from the day.
