Times table practise is essential for all children from Year 1 to Year 6 (and beyond!).  At Hythe we subscribe to Times Table Rockstars which can be found here. There is also an 'add-on' within this site called 'Numbots' which helps children to become more fluent with their general number facts.

There are lots of other great websites available to support pupils who are working remotely.  Here are some of them...

The Oak Academy Trust have lots of great resources to support learning remotely.  The resources are organised into age groups to make them easier to find. Look at the topics being covered in each of our phases and click on the highlighted word to take you to those resources...

Year R: Welcome to Hythe Primary!  We're really pleased you're part of the team! This term it would be really great if you could practise writing your name so you are able to label all the brilliant work you do! Your adult can show you how to make the first letter a capital and the rest in lower case!

In class, your topic is called 'All about me' so why not draw a picture of yourself and all of your favourite things? You'll also be reading The Little Red Hen - you can hear the story being read by clicking here!

Years 1 and 2: This half-term, Years 1 and 2 are learning all about Kings, Queens and Castles.  THere's some great information about some famous kings and queens on BBC Bitesize.  Just click here to find out more!

In maths, years 1 and 2 are learning all about numbers.  Try practising writing all of your numbers to 20 on small pieces of paper then mixing them up and putting them back in order again.  Year 2s, you could pick 2 of your numbers to add together or take away the smallest from the biggest.

Years 3 and 4: This half-term, Years 3 and 4 are learning all about the Stone Age. See what new information you can find out by clicking here.

Years 5 and 6: Year 5 and 6 pupils are learning all about 'Journeys'.  In English, you're reading Shackleton's Journey and have already found out about the amazing journey that Ernest Shackleton led.  Why not create a Shackleton fact file using some of the information that can be found here.

In maths, you're concentrating on place value and working on numbers up to 1 million (10 million for year 6!).  Why not try creating some function machines to practise multiplying and dividing numbers by 10, 100 and 1000?