Friday 5th March 2021

Good morning,

Please be ready to meet at 9am and 1.10pm for today's meetings. I will read out your spellings during the afternoon Zoom meeting.

Sentence of the Day

Complete Friday's Sentence of the Day task.

Sentence of the Day

Spelling

Complete the sheet below.

Spelling Task

Spelling Shed

Maths - WALT: Calculate fractions of a quantity

Starter - Answer the Week 5 Day 4 and 5 questions on the Flashback 4 PowerPoint below.

Flashback 4

Flashback 4 Answers

1. 6.09 - 5.58 = 

2. 8.45  =  6.42 + ?

Video

Worksheet

Answers

Extra Challenge

Extra Challenge Answers

Times Table Rock Stars


English - WALT: Invent a character for a cautionary poem


Read through the poem Alice Spode and look for features. What is different about this poem compared with the others we have looked at?

Make notes on the poem to show these three sections:

1. A brief description of the foible and hint of consequences;

2. A particular time where the foible causes terrible events to unfold;

3. The reaction of others/the moral stated.

Read Cautionary Characters. See if you can think of any other modern-day characters that could be added to this list. 

·       Use the Character Challenge and invent modern-day characters who could be included in Cautionary Tales. Write some lines about these characters. 

       Start to plan a modern cautionary poem using the planning sheet.

Re  Quiet Reading

Find a good book and somewhere comfortable to sit. Spend at least 20 minutes reading independently.

Science - WALT: Describe how asexual plants reproduce

Read through today's PowerPoint.

Lesson PP

Complete the activity.

Advantages & Disadvantages

If you have time, have a go at cuttings activity below. You might decide to do this as part of an Outdoor Classroom session.

Cuttings activity

Joe Wicks

If you haven't had the opportunity to do much exercise this week, take part in today's Joe Wicks workout.

Joe Wicks Link

See you all at 9am!

Take care,

Mr Smith

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