Week Beginning: Lainesmead Primary School

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    Week Beginning:          15th June 2020
    Hello China and Brazil classes!
    We hope that you are all staying safe and that you are keeping busy.
    Here is your home learning for this week – don’t worry, if you don’t
    get it all done.

    We would love to keep hearing from you – so keep sharing your
    learning with us on the OneDrive.

    Mrs Saxby                Mrs Conway           Mrs Smogur

    china@lainesmeadprimary.co.uk         brazil@lainesmeadprimary.co.uk

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 As this week should have been the week we all took part in Sports
    Day, we are planning all of our home learning around sports.

             We hope you enjoy what we have planned.

Please let us know what you’ve been up to by saving pictures and work
                      in your OneDrive folder.

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                      Let’s get those hearts racing!

     Doing exercise is great for us as it gets the heart pumping blood and oxygen
     around our bodies. Find out just how fast your heart beats when carrying out
                                  different activities.

    To measure your heart rate, find your pulse on your wrist or neck.
             Count how many times it beats in one minute.

    Using the ‘Maths Recording Table’ (or create your own), record your heart rate
      after different exercises. Make sure you measure your heart rate
    before you exercise to be able to see the difference. Choose some of
                  your own exercises as well as the suggested ones.

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        Recording your findings.

Using your data, create a bar graph (using pen and
paper or Excel) to show how fast your heart rate
            was after each exercise.

 To help you draw a bar graph, watch this tutorial
                      video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReW4MPqXTvA

To help you make a bar graph on Excel, watch this
                 tutorial video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Txpfyn4ipI

                                               Send us a picture of your bar graph.

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        Think about your favourite Sports
                   Personality.

         What is it that you admire about them?

     Maybe they are the best at their sport…
    Maybe they are your favourite player on the
                team you support…
     Maybe they have never given up on their
                      dream…
    Maybe they have competed in the Olympics
       despite things not always going well…

     Create a fact file about this person. Be as
      creative as you like in your presentation.

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Your favourite sports team or event is going live on television and you
                have been asked to present the show.

Create a television show that broadcasts the sporting event
                        and video it.                       Episode Suggestions:
                                                                          •   Match of the Day
                     Don’t forget to include:                             •   Olympic event
                       An opening video and song                          •   Rugby Six Nations
       Commentator’s words over an video of the sporting event            •   Wimbledon
           Interesting information about the sporting event               •   Cricket match
     Interviews with retired sports people or players/pariticipants       •   Wrestling match
                                                                          •   Etc.
           Things to think about before you video:
                What questions are you going to ask?
            How do commentators get the viewer excited?
           https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjt0Va16LLk

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• Complete the ‘Rio Olympics 2016’ reading comprehension activity.

• Have a look at this article about the England team in the 2018 football World Cup:
  https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/44808192
   • Which team did England lose to in the European Championships in 2016?
   • How many goals did they score over the whole World Cup competition?
   • What was great about the goals they scored?
   • What wasn’t great about the goals they scored?
   • Which country had the most shots on target (per 90 minutes)?
   • Do you think England played well or do you think they were lucky to get to the semi-
      finals? Why do you think that?

• Read a biography/autobiography about your favourite sports person.

• Read the sports section of a newspaper or news website.

It’s Sports Day!
We’re going to have a Brazil Class vs China Class Sports Day.

How it’s going to work:
1. Complete an activity that gets your heart pumping.
2. Send us a picture/video/note of the activities you have completed.
3. Earn a point for each sporting activity you have taken part in.

What sporting activities can I do?
Any you like! It’s up to you but have a look at the ‘Sporting Activity Ideas’
document if you would like some ideas.

How does a class win?
A class wins by you earning points. The class with the most points will win!

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Here are some other activities you could do to celebrate Sports Week:

 Obstacle Course Catastophe                Write a newspaper report about
      – Mystery Solver                        a famous sporting event.

Joy of Moving Home Activity                Wiltshire Virtual Games –
          Booklet                           Cricket or Gymnastics

                Don’t forget to show us what you’ve been up to!