Player Pack: Jordan Nobbs

Welcome to the Arsenal Home Learning resource pack, featuring midfielder Jordan Nobbs.

These literacy, numeracy and PE activities are directly based on the National Curriculum. The activities are suitable for children in Key Stage 2 (aged 7-11), although younger children may require some additional support. Share photos of your children’s work on Twitter using #AFCHomeLearning.

Please note that for a number of these activities, you'll need to download the writing template located at the bottom of this page.

LITERACY

Complete the reading comprehension on Jordan Nobbs. Find out all about her football career so far. Then see how much you remember by answering the questions. Available as an online quiz here or worksheet below:

Writing: Write a newspaper report of a football match. Use the example to help you write a newspaper article describing our win over Birmingham City this season. Read the instructions and watch the highlights below, and then download the writing template at the bottom of the page: 

NUMERACY

Tackle Jordan Nobbs’s numeracy quiz. Based directly on the National Curriculum, children can keep their maths skills sharp by completing this quiz on a wide range of numeracy topics. The activity is aimed at years 5 and 6, younger children may need support. Access the online quiz here 

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

These PE activities are focused on stamina, dribbling and confidence. The Jordan Nobbs-inspired pack will help you to develop these skills. Designed for the home, they require no specialist equipment. Download the resources below:

CROSS CURRICULAR

Numeracy and logic: Try to pick your Arsenal five-a-side team in this activity. Use maths and football knowledge to pick the perfect team from our squads. Download the instructions below:

Fun: Can you spot all the items in this I Spy challenge?  This activity is appropriate for all Primary aged children. Download it below:

TEMPLATES

If you have access to a printer, feel free to use our writing and plain templates below. Otherwise, activities can be completed online, on a tablet or computer, or on plain paper.