Contact Details
- St Richard's Church of England First
- School, Four Pools Lane, Evesham,
- Worcestershire, WR11 1DU
- Telephone: 01386446416
- Email: office@st-richards.worcs.sch.uk
NEW on this page - 29.6.20
General activities - Have a go at some of the PE and gymnastics activities. Compete against a family member or record you times for an obstacle course and compete remotely against a friend.
Geography - Have a look at the cocoa farmers Fairtrade case study. There are some reflection points at the end. You could write or discuss the answers.
There are also some debate cards. Use all your knowledge about Fairtrade to have a debate with someone else. It could be someone in your house or one of your friends over zoom or a phone call.
French - to consolidate our learning on French food there are 2 activities. Can you log all your food this week in French? There is a row for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and drinks.
Can you play food battleships? The foods are:
Pomme (apple), oeuf (egg), poisson (fish), gateau (cake), banane (banana), ananas (pineapple).
Watch the video of French children at the supermarket.
Science - Can you use your knowledge on states of matter to complete the tasks? You may have to do some mini experiments in the kitchen to help you.
Watch the BBC bitesize clips on states of matter.
Art - Look at the Powerpoint on drawing techniques. Over the next 2 weeks have a go at some of the activity sheets. You could choose something at home to draw, something when out in the park or on a walk or take a photo and draw from that. Don't worry if you don't have charcoal etc just use a pencil or chalk if you have some.
History - Last week you researched all about our school.This week lets widen our Historical research into Evesham and our local area. You could use the templates or use your own template. Can you find any interesting historical information about Evesham? You could look into the Abbey and its history or look into the legend of Eof the pig farmer (there is even a statue of him in market square if you can find it).
Watch the video on 'Being a Historian'.