Other Learning Resources – Longman's Hill Community Primary School

There are lots of great websites which provide general support across a range of curriculum areas.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize

DfE List of educational websites which can be used to support learning at home.

National Geographic Kids have a playlist of videos that teach children how different things work.

Messy Hands has a selection of easy recipes and cooking videos to try with your children.

Discuss what is happening around the world by watching this playlist of videos from CBBC’s Newsround programme.

Homeschool Pop has a playlist of timers to use when you would like children to complete a task within a set amount of time!

Mike’s Home ESL has plenty of games, teaching tips, songs and warm-up activities that you can use with your children!

Teachers Hub also has a variety of games and songs that you can try together.

Crickweb

253 free educational interactive teaching resources and activities for Primary Schools. 
77 free to use fun kids games/activities for kids aged 4 - 11. 165 plus links to free interactive teaching 
activities, educational games, image and software resources.

Classroom secrets have produced a home learning work pack for each year group from Early years to Y6.

classroom secrets home learning packs EY to Y6

You can also download a FREE WORKBOOK, one for KS1 and one for KS2 here:

TTS activity book KS2

TTS activity book KS1

Reception-home-school-pack

click here for links to Early Years apps

Longman’s Home Learning Projects

During lockdown in Spring 2020 (Covid-19) we created weekly learning packs for each year group with activities to complete at home, across a wide range of curriculum areas. You can still access these fantastic resources below; they are great to dip into at anytime!

What are the aims of the Learning Projects?

To create age specific learning opportunities for primary school children.
To create a resource for parents that is easy to access and use – the focus is on parents being able to help deliver the content or children accessing it independently.
Key learning is linked to the National Curriculum.
To enable children to continue with their learning at home during this closure.
To enable families to focus on a joint topic and theme to promote family wide learning.
To provide structure and focus to each day that an enforced shutdown occurs.
To centralise online learning resources and links into an easy to manage format for families.

How do I use the Learning Projects?

As a parent, your first step is to select the year group your child is in. The topics are the same for every year group each week and so this should help if you have more than one child. Each Friday, there will be new projects uploaded for each year group ready to start the Monday after. You then download the project and begin following it. The project aims for you to complete approximately two hours of learning a day with your child but this is very much your parental choice.

What happens if my child finds the learning too difficult?

Our first piece of advice to parents is that ALL children find elements of learning challenging at times so try not to worry if your child becomes stuck and you cannot explain it to them. If this happens then make a note of what they found hard and move onto another learning activity .

The Learning Projects are based on the National Curriculum expectations for the year group which your child is in. It may be that your child finds the tasks set within the Learning Project for their year group too challenging, for example, if they have additional learning needs. If this is the case, then we advise that your child accesses the Learning Projects which are set to the age range below, for example a child in Year 3 or 4 could attempt the Year 1 or 2 Learning Project or if this is more appropriate for them.

The Learning Project Overview

Click on the links to see the Learning Project for each year group. The next week’s project will be available the Friday before. There will be no work set in the school holidays.

CLICK ON EACH PROJECT TITLE TO VIEW

WEEKBEGINNING	EYFS	YEAR 1	YEAR 2	YEAR 3	YEAR 4	YEAR 5	YEAR 6
30^th March	My Family	My Family	My Family	My Family	My Family	My Family	My Family
20^th April	Area You Live In	Area You Live In	Area You Live In	Area You Live In	Area You Live In	Area You Live In	Area You Live In
27th April	Viewpoints	Viewpoints	Viewpoints	Viewpoints	Viewpoints	Viewpoints	Viewpoints
4^th May	Animals	Animals	Animals	Animals	Animals	Animals	Animals
11^th May	Environment	Environment	Environment	Environment	Environment	Environment	Environment
18^th May	Food	Food	Food	Food	Food	Food	Food
1^st June	Celebrations	Celebrations	Celebrations	Celebrations	Celebrations	Celebrations	Celebrations

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EYFS YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5 YEAR 6

8th June	Around The World	Around The World	Around The World	Around The World	Around The World	Around The World	Around The World
15th June	Music	Music	Music	Music	Music	Music	Music
22nd June	Sport	Sport	Sport	Sport	Sport	Sport	Sport
29th June	Space	Space	Space	Space	Space	Space	Space
6th July	Transport	Transport	Transport	Transport	Transport	Transport	Transport
13th July	Famous People	Famous People	Famous People	Famous People	Famous People	Famous People	Famous People