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Twin Oaks Primary School

Remote Learning Support

Click here: for tips from Jack about using Google on tablets

Additional online Resources across all subjects

 

Numeracy resources

 

 English resources

 

Computing Resources

 

Online Safety

  • ThinkuKnow - a great website to work through age appropriate online safety activities with your children with Home Activity packs and parents' guides updated fortnightly.
  • BBC Own It! - Useful advice and games for upper KS2 children.

 

 

Science

 

 Geography resources

 

French resources

  • Duolingo Keep up with your French learning - bonne chance!
  • BBC French - Get active with your greetings!  Salut!

 

History Resources

 

Art

 

 Theatre

 

Music

 

Mindfulness

 

Active activities! - Aim for 60 minutes of activity each day.....

 

Other

 

And lastly,  if you are all stuck at home, here is a useful article from Parent Zone with some family ideas on how to entertain your children safely during this time.

 

Do you want support to talk to your child about Coronovirus and school closures?

 

This is a great book written by doctors for children and illustrated by Axel Scheffler (The Gruffalo, Stick Man, Room on a Broom) 

  

 

See these resources from The Educational Psychology Service

 

See these resources from Unicef

 

See ways to reassure your child as thing begin to go back to normal here 

 

Help from The Clay Centre

 

Specialist support here if your child has autism

 

Advice from Dr Catherine Sykes

Supporting adults and children to manage their anxieties at this time

Supporting your child with Home Learning

 

 

 

 

If you would like support in accessing anything online or would like clarification of any passwords please contact the office or email us on admin@francisdrake.lewisham.sch.uk and we will help.  Please be patient with us as we will be helping a lot of parents at this time!  

 

Please take care when working online.  Click here for guides from National Online Safety

 

Don't forget to look at our own website too for online safety advice.  Click here.

 

 

Advice for Parents from the Education Endowment Foundation here

Need some structure?

 Timetabling your day will be really important while you are working from home.  It is easy for the day to become lost, and hard to keep track of what you have been doing.

Click below for a sample timetable that might work with your family.  You do not have to use it, but it is there to help you structure your day if you wish.

Top tips for parents from Triple P

Having trouble managing snacking?

This is a difficult issue at the best of times but with everyone at home so often it could become a real challenge.  

Try setting up a 'snack shop'  This helps children understand what they are eating and use money in a real life situation.  (You can always use play or fake money if that makes life easier!)

Home learning Resources

 

Non-screen time activities

Indoor activities

Fun things to do at home  (Just ‘host’ for those in your house!)

Things to do indoors

30 day Lego challenge - Print and do!

The Great Indoors - ideas from The Scouts

Indoor Treasure Hunt - What can you find?  

Nature time - Activities to do with Nature

Off line excitement

Virtual trips