Hello,
I hope you are all doing well and staying safe.
Here are your tasks for today:
Task 1
Log into Sumdog and complete the maths and grammar challenges I have set for you. If you don’t know your password, I posted everyone’s Sumdog codes on the blog yesterday so you can find yours there.
Task 2
Listen to chapter 7 of George’s Marvellous Medicine
Roald Dahl uses some really interesting similes in his writing.
Remember, a simile is something we can use for descriptive writing. A simile gives you the ability to compare what is the same about two things that are different. A simile always uses ‘like‘ or ‘as’ to compare two things.
Examples of similies in the chapter:
Up she went like a jack-in-the-box.
She’s dotty as a doughnut.
Now, we know that his Grandma isn’t really a doughnut or a jack-in-the-box, but by using these two different things and comparing them to his Grandma helps us to build a better picture of what is happening – it helps us to visualise the scene much better.
See if you can make up your own similes that would fit with this chapter and post them in the comments.
Task 3
Watch this video and see if you can regrow a carrot from the scraps.
Once they start to grow, measure them and let me know how tall your carrot is getting. Take pictures and send them to me so I can see them.
Please remember, only do as much as you can but try to do something from the blog or learning pack each day. Don’t forget to comment, email or get in touch!
Mrs Pattie