Good morning, Please be ready to meet at 9am and 1.10pm for today's meetings. I will read out your spelling words this afternoon so make sure that you have your pen and book ready. Sentence of the Day Complete Friday's Sentence of the Day task. Sentence of the Day Spelling Spelling Shed Complete this week's spelling task. Spelling Sheet Spelling Test - 1.10pm Open the Book Maths - WALT: Recognise equivalent fractions Starter - Answer the Week 1 Day 5 questions on the Flashback 4 PowerPoint below. Flashback 4 Questions Flashback 4 Answers 1. 879 x 19 = 2. 6428 divided by 9 = Video Worksheet Answers Extra Challenge Times Table Rock Stars English - WALT: Identify both sides of an argument I will introduce this task during the 9am Zoom meeting. Look at The Big Debate page from The Week Junior (see below) . Is the text arguing for one opinion? What do you think about the issue itself and the presentation? Notice how the ‘What you need to know’ section and first parag...
Good morning! I hope you are all well. Here are today's tasks: Reading Read through the text on the link below and answer the questions (answers included). Hunted Writing Using the sheet below, find as many features of a spooky story from the text above. Use different colours to create a key and identify the features on the sheet. Features of a Spooky Story Maths Watch the video Multiplying Video Complete the worksheet. Multiplying Worksheet Answers Have a go at the extra challenge. Multiplication Challenge Music Listen to Brahms’ Lullaby https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t894eGoymio&safe=true Make a list of the instruments you can hear. Think about the purpose of a lullaby? What other instruments do you think would be good for a lullaby? Below are the words to the song ‘Don’t wake the baby!’ learn the words and then see if you can come up with a tune for it, perform it to your family. If you want you can record and send it to me? Oo-aah don’t wake the baby, Oo-aah d...
Good morning, Here are today's tasks: Spelling Shed Reading Plus Times Table Rock Stars Spelling test Maths WALT: Interpret two-way tables Video Activity Answers English - COMPETITION WALT: Write a story based on a map Frank Cottrell-Boyce, who was the author we saw at the Literature Festival, loves using maps as a stimulus for his books. Have a go at sketching your own map, then write a story about it. I have bought a copy of his latest book, Noah's Gold, as a prize for the most creative map and story. Success criteria I have: Sketched a unique map which matches the story Used a wide range of adjectives and adverbs Described a setting in detail Included an imaginative dilemma Thought of a suitable story ending Please bring the maps and stories with you when you return to school. Good luck! Computing - Online Safety Look at the PowerPoint below and complete the two or three star activity sheet. PowerPoint Activity PE If you are able to, take part in a Joe Wicks workout. Joe Wi...
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