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Email: Miss Kaur: pkaur5@thythornfield.leics.sch.uk
► DAILY READING
♦ MONDAY
This week we are going to learn more about dream catchers. They are important part of Native American History and are recognised around the world.
Read through the attached information sheet about Dream catchers and then have a go at answering these questions in full sentences.
1. Using a dictionary find the meaning of the word ‘indigenous’ and copy it out in your own words.
2. How do the Ojibwe people view spiders?
3. What do the Ojibwe people do because ‘spider women’ can’t visit all children?
4. What else can be found in the woven hoop?
5. What could you use to decorate your dreamcatcher?
6. What do you think dreamcatchers symbolize? Why do you think that?
7. Where do people usually put their dreamcatchers? Why?
Have a go at drawing your own dream catcher
Today we will be looking at imperative verbs - these are commands
For example, sit down.
jump on the spot.
Write your own sentences using these imperative verbs from the list shown below.
Can you include adjectives or noun phrases to add more detail?
e.g. imperative verb
After you have cracked both your eggs, slowly add the fresh milk and stir.
time conjunction adverb adjective
We want you to create an obstacle course for a relay!
This can be indoors or outdoors, think of what you have that can help you do this...
(I've thought of cushions to move between, coffee table to crawl under and blanket to leap over/ washing line to limbo, football to dribble, ball and racket to bounce a ball and even a trampoline to do a move on)
I would love to see what you have come up with and hope you have some fun with this challenge!
Today we will be looking at the history of a very famous Native American...
You may know of her from the Disney film... Her name is Pocahontas!
Read the information about her life and answer the questions about her.
Remember to show me your wonderful work - Miss Kaur
You may even want to watch part of the film (I will be this weekend! it's one of my childhood favourites!)
This week has been a very busy week with lots of tests!
Today I want you to practice your mental maths skills, have a go at as many questions as you can, remember you can make jottings/use a written method to help you!
Complete the questions on a piece of paper, and take a photo to show me!