Hope you are well and had a chance to relax over your long weekend.
Today’s Maths Work:
Can improve on your score from last week or if you are finishing ALL 72 correctly can you beat your time? Post your scores/times to Your Personal Learning Blog.
Last week we introduced the concept of Distance, Speed, Time. There are 3 rules to learn that let you work them out. This website has a little refresher for you.
Calculators are allowed when working out Distance, Speed, Time.
Today’s Literacy Work
You have a few different options for literacy today. Below is a link to a short animation called ‘Francis’ – once you have watched it you can go onto the task mat and decide which of the tasks linked to the clip you would like to do. There are 8 in total and we would ask that you try to do a minimum of 2.
This week we are going to bring together all of the skills we have been learning over the past few weeks to create our very own at home Pentathlon. You will be using the skills and tips you have been learning to take part in five events each day: Shuttle runs, standing long jump, vertical jump, speed bounce and target throw. I have posted your task sheet below, please make sure that you read the instructions carefully and watch the videos before you begin the task.
If you are looking for other ways to keep active throughout the day you can also have a look at the document below which is full of fun links to stay active.
Don’t forget to check out the @WLPENetwork twitter each day for fun daily challenges! Over the next couple of weeks we are having some sporting stars take over our PE twitter, have a look and see if you recognise any of these faces and give their challenges a go!
1. Watch the clip here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD0DJX_j0W4
2. Look at the PowerPoint: adverbs-warmup-powerpoint
3. Look for the name of your reading group and complete the worksheet. Adverbs with ly
Task 3- Money
Warm up task
Practise the times table here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/times-table-collection/z4vv6v4
Pick a times table you do not know well and practise it.
This week we are going to bring together all of the skills we have been learning over the past few weeks of Athletics to create our very own at home Pentathlon. You will be using the skills and tips you have been learning to take part in five events each day: Shuttle runs, standing long jump, vertical jump, speed bounce and target throw. I have posted your task sheet below, please make sure that you read the instructions carefully and watch the videos before you begin the task.
If you are looking for other ways to keep active throughout the day you can also have a look at the document below which is full of fun links to stay active.
Don’t forget to check out the @WLPENetwork twitter each day for fun daily challenges! Over the next couple of weeks we are having some sporting stars take over our PE twitter, have a look and see if you recognise any of these faces and give their challenges a go!
I hope you have had a very good and safe extra loooooong weekend with your families/carers!😃
Although it is not Monday, I didn’t want you to miss out on Big Maths, beat That, or the spelling assessment or your new spelling words for this week so our work today is going to be a kind of mix between the work you usually do on a Monday and the work you usually do on a Tuesday!😃
Hope this makes sense for you!🤔🤔🤔
TASK 1 – Let’s start the week with our Big Maths, beat that!
You will find the files and sound files for levels 2, 3, 4 and 5 here:
TASK 2 – SPELLING ASSESSMENT – After Big Maths, beat that, it’s time for our spelling assessment with the words from last week. For the ones who don’t know where to find them, here they are again:
We are going to learn about the importance of budgeting and living within our means! Sometimes it is easy to spend more than we earn on things which are not really essential items! Look at the PowerPoint and You Tube clip, hopefully they will explain terms such as income, outgoings, salary expenses and debt etc
We are going to continue with speech marks for one more session to fully understand how to use them correctly. Watch the Power Point carefully and it will remind you of how to use speech marks accurately. It will also describe what to do when a sentence requires two sets of speech marks. Choose a spicy or hot activity.
Extension
Write five sentences of your own using speech marks correctly.
