Thursday 21st October 2021

Good morning,

Here are today's tasks:

Maths

Times Table Rock Stars - Spend 15 minutes on this.

WALT: Read and interpret tables

Video

Activity

Answers

English

Spelling Shed

WALT: Answer questions from a text

The texts and questions are differentiated. Aim to answer the two or three star questions.

Comprehension

Reading

Spend 30 minutes on Reading Plus

French

WALT: Understand the four seasons in French

Using the worksheet below, revise the French words for months of the year. Then, test yourself on the spellings and place them in the correct season boxes.

Seasons Worksheet

Science

WALT: Understand asteroids and meteorites

Meteorites are rocks from space that land on Earth's surface. Most meteorites are fragments of broken asteroids, which are massive rocks that orbit, or travel around, the Sun between the planets Mars and Jupiter. Many meteorites land on Earth every year. Most are small and fall into the oceans and are never found.

An asteroid is a chunk of rock and metal in outer space that is in orbit around the Sun. Asteroids vary in size from just a few feet across to hundreds of miles in diameter. Most asteroids are not round, but are lumpy and shaped like a potato. As they orbit the Sun, they tumble and spin.

On the link below is a list of the top 10 asteroid impacts on Earth. Have a go at marking them on the world map.

Asteroid Activity

Take a look at the information on the link below about the Winchcombe meteorite in February.

You are going to imagine that you are a TV news reporter. Using the information, write a news report that you can act out. This can be recorded on an iPad, phone or tablet. If you would like to share the report, it can be emailed to the school.

Web Link
Have  a great day!Take care,Mr Smith

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