Wednesday 16th March 2022

Good morning,

Reading

Complete two activities on Reading Plus.

Spelling Shed

Maths - WALT: Multiply fractions

Starter - Answer the Week 5 Day 3 questions on the Flashback 4 PowerPoint below.

Flashback 4

Flashback 4 Answers

1. 11.5 + 8.53 = 

2. 14.4  =  34.3 - ?

Times Table Rock Stars 

Video

Worksheet

Answers

Extra Challenge

English - WALT: Plan a Shakespeare style playscript

Plan your own Shakespeare style playscript using the success criteria below. You can use some of his characters and create your own scene.

Success Criteria

Model Text

Geography - WALT: Identify the human and physical geographical features of North America

Read though the PowerPoint below. Then sort the picture cards into human and physical features. Try to add some of you own by researching on the internet.

Human and Physical PowerPoint

Sorting Cards with answers

Have a good day!

Take care,

Mr Smith





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