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Wonder Woman. For finding his Batmobile. She would reply to the address in the top right corner. You needed to make a prediction about where/how the Batmobile. On Wednesday 15th July, the day before the letter.

If you would like to send your letter to your new teacher - email a photo of it to the school or send it in the post!

Even numbers can be shared equally between two e.g. 4 and 6.  Odd numbers cannot e.g. 3 and 5.  You should also have tried to make a total of 5, using pairs of dominoes.  How many different pairs did you make?

(Spanish) You should’ve practised the names of animals in Spanish on Lingusacope. How many could you remember? The answer to the challenge was una rana (a frog).

(PE) You should aim to balance for at least 20 seconds on each leg.TOP TIP: if you’re struggling, try sticking out your arms at your sides, keep them straight to improve your balance.

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L: Identify the purpose and features of a letter of complaint

L: Design a game to get to know your new teacher

U: Doubling and halving to solve a problem

R: Getting ready for school

L: Create onomatopoeia to decorate your room

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A letter of complaint is a formal letter. It contains the address of the person that the letter is being sent to, along with the address of the person who is writing the letter.

How is Bruce feeling? Which words tell you he is feeling that way? Why is he feeling like that? What does he want Superhero Clothing to do? Who or what do you think Superhero Clothing is? When did he write the letter?

Your new teacher has set you your first challenge... Design a game to play on your first day. The aim of the game is to get to reconnect with your classmates and get to know your new teacher. Think about what resources you will need. What will each person need to do? What will happen at the end of the game?

Have a look at the games (attached) for some ideas and inspiration! Write or draw instructions on how to play your game so that you don’t forget before September!

Halving is splitting a number equally between two e.g. 8÷2 =4..  Doubling is adding the number to itself e.g. 3+3=6. Play this game with someone in your family! Choose a target number (the number you aim to make) e.g. 20. Player 1 throws the dice.  S/he can choose whether to double the number shown or halve it. Player 2 throws the dice.  In the same way, s/he can choose whether to double the number shown or halve the number shown.  Player 2 adds his/her number onto Player 1's number to make a running total. You continue playing like this. The winner reaches the agreed target exactly!

It’s the summer holidays soon. And after the summer holidays you will be returning to school!Before you return, talk to an adult about some of the things you need to make sure you do at school. What do you need to remember to do to get ready in the mornings? Can you make a poster to help the new children starting in Reception prepare for school life? You could also write some of these things down and stick them somewhere you will see them often, to help you remember.

Create some onomatopoeia to decorate your room like the ones you see in comic strips! Use the images attached to give you ideas.

Cut out the bubble in one colour. Cut out the spiky shape in a different colour.

Cut out your word in another colour. Then stick them all together!

You could even try and make them 3D! What could you use to do this?

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Doubling Halving

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