I hope you are all well and keeping safe.
What have you been up to this weekend?
I spent a lot of my Saturday gardening, especially sweeping... only to find loads of blossom on the floor again on Sunday morning!
Morning work - sentence building
English - Chapter 4 reading comprehension
Maths - Adding Fractions
Topic - Kingdoms of Anglo-Saxon Britain/Runes
French - Colours
Story - Choose a classic!
Take the sentence I have written and improve it using all the skills you already know.
e.g. pronouns, adding extra adjectives, creating a noun phrase, using adverbs or imperative verbs...
Miss Kaur's brother checked her car.
Miss Kaur's car was making a strange noise. She was fortunate that her brother was home, as she is hopeless at checking that her car has enough water or oil in it. Therefore, her kind brother decided to check it for her.
1. The dragon sat next to Hiccup
2. The school play was cancelled.
3. The boy/girl watched the other children carefully.
I would like you to read or listen to How to Train your Dragon, Chapter 4: How to Train Your Dragon,
I would like you to choose a minimum of 5 questions to answer, these must be answered as FULL SENTENCES using the question to answer, or as I like to call it, a Quanswer!
E4E: Snoutlout is a bully. True or false? Give reasons for your answer.
Today we will be looking at adding fractions, this can be one or two fractions!
e.g. 1/8 + 2/8 + 2/8 = 5/8
1/8 | 1/8 | 1/8 | 1/8 | 1/8 | 1/8 | 1/8 | 1/8 |
The shaded areas show how many eights there are altogether.
Please go through the powerpoint presentation and choose the option sheet you would like to complete, you do not need to print the sheet out (the answer page will be at the end of the pdf).
I have also included an extension task for you (please remember that you do not HAVE to complete the extension).
Today there's two parts of our lesson, part 1 is understanding that the Anglo-Saxons lived in their own 'Kingdoms' within modern England. I want you to have a go at identifying the correct places/names of the Kingdoms (you don't need to print the sheet out).
The BBC link will help you name the Kingdoms so please take a look.
Part two is a quick reading task on runes (the writing used by Anglo-Saxons) and have a go at writing your name using them!
For an extension you might want to draw some runes on soft stones/pebbles you can find in your garden (please check with a grown up before you do this!)
Answer these questions
For story time today, I have attached the links for oxford owl, audible (which has free traditional tales), world book day story time for you to choose a book to listen to.
(Oxford owl does have a login and password so please email me for it).