This week we will be marking Armistice Day in school in a variety of ways, including visiting the war memorial in St Mary's churchyard at 11am on Wednesday to pay our respects to those who died in the World Wars.
Below are some activities that you can do at home on Monday to help prepare for our class work.
In addition, please spend some time reading your school reading book, practising this week's spellings on Spelling Shed (or using the activity sheet in your homework book if you cannot access the internet) and, practising your times tables. 

What is Armistice Day?

Read the information on this Power Point to learn about Armistice Day. 
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In Flanders Fields Poem

This Poem was written in 1915 and has become very well known. What does the poem mean to you? Could you learn to recite it from memory? Maybe you would like to do this at our service on Wednesday?

Animals in wartime

Animals had a powerful role in both world wars. Can you do some research about this and find out why some people wear purple poppies at this time of year.