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Venn Diagrams
Venn Diagrams are a way to display information.
Under apples there is information only relevant to apples.
Under oranges there is information only relevant to oranges.
In the middle section, where both circles cross there is information relevant to both.
Pick two different fruits and try to make a Venn diagram of your own !
Aesop’s Fables
A fable is a story that features animals, plants or forces of nature which are anthropomorphised.
Task One
Use a dictionary or research online to find the definition of anthropomorphised.
Task Two
Pick one of these fables to read. Remember to ask someone at home for help if you need it.
http://read.gov/aesop/index.html
Task ThreeMake a storyboard for the fable you chose like the one below.
Today we are going to be working on multiplication.
We are super at multiplication and know lots of number talk strategies like the area model, partitioning and making arrays.
Tasks.
Chilli Challenge
So you think you can dance?
Now is your time to prove it.
The challenge this afternoon is to create a new dance to your favourite song.
Think about the style of music and the beat before you create your moves.
Teach it to someone else in your house.
Feel free to use TikTok or groups like Diversity as inspiration.
Time for some fun!
Today we are going to try and get outside for some counting and estimating. You can use your garden for this or a safe space indoors. If you can’t get to the garden, make sure you ask your parent/carer if they are happy for you to use the ball inside.
Remember to wash your hands as soon as you are back inside.
BALL GAMES
You can use a variety of items to practice counting and estimating skills. (Remember: estimate = educated guess)
Task 1
Task 2
You will need to work with your adult or sibling for this one!
Make sure you ask your parent/carer if they are happy for you to use the ball inside.
Task One : Time for a chat
With a partner have a chat about the following points?
Discussion points
Task Two : Writing time
You are a journalist for the Glencoats Times. You have heard about this strange football pitch from an anonymous source. Write a newspaper article about the football pitch.
Remember to :
The news can sometimes feel quite scary but we think it is important to spread some positivity.
So your challenge for today is to create a poster or a picture to display in your window to help lift people’s spirits. Lets make a Glencoats Tresure Hunt.
Our theme is Pirates so you could draw a pirate ship, a parrot or a treasure chest or anything else Pirate related!
Miss Harvey is going to drive around on Saturday morning to see how many she can find so make sure they can be seen!
Spread the word around the other classes! Tell your siblings and email your friends to get drawing and displaying their pictures on their windows for all to see.
Have a walk around over the weekend and see how many you can find!
Board games are a fantastic way for us to work on our addition skills!
Find a board game to play as a family and use your addition skills to add scores and count.
Some great examples are :
Or if you are feeling SUPER creative you could make an addition themed board game ! Make sure it is bright and colourful and send your teacher a picture on Seesaw or a video of you playing!
In your Home Learning Book open it up at pg 1 – The Chocolate Factory
Task One
Read the passage. Using your favourite colour underline any ambitious vocabulary that we could add to the inspiration wall when we return to class. Make sure an send me your suggestions on Seesaw.
Task Two
Read and answer the six questions in your booklet. Use the passage to help you find the answers.
Task Three
Draw your ideal chocolate bar and label with ingredients. Miss Harvey’s would have a salted caramel centre, Mrs Murphy’s would be milk chocolate and dark chocolate with hazelnuts, salted caramel and some nougat and Miss McPhee would have a chocolate bar coated in hundereds and thousands with little marshmallows inside. YUM!
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