The focus this week is a dinner party! With adult permission you will be hosting your own dinner party for your family on Friday!

Remember this doesn’t have to be fancy! You could make everyone beans on toast if you wanted! Remember to ask an adult’s permission to do anything in the kitchen and be very careful- don’t handle any hot or sharp things on your own!

Literacy

L.I. To write a menu for your dinner party

Write up your Menu (in your neatest, joined handwriting) to display on the table during your dinner party! Can you add some interesting adjectives to make it sound delicious!?

e.g.

Starter: Cool celery with a rich cheese dip

Mains: Banging beans on toast!

Dessert: Beautiful, crunchy biscuit sandwich

(A biscuit sandwich is two biscuits stuck together with jam- yum!!)

Maths/ Numeracy

L.I. To measure capacity and read different scales

It is very important when you are cooking you can measure out liquid ingredients and know how to read a measuring scale. This is called measuring ‘Capacity’. We measure capacity using jugs and measuring cylinders. We measure capacity in millilitres-ml (for small amounts) and litres-l (for large amounts). 1 ml is about a tear and 1 l is the same amount of liquid in a big bottle of pop. Learn about measuring capacity here: t-n-2545098-measuring-in-ml-powerpoint_ver_3

Complete one of these sheets, choose your own level of chilli challenge- 1 star=Mild, 2 star= Spicy and 3 star=Hot. Record the answers in your jotter. t2-m-4170-year-3-measure-capacity-differentiated-activity-sheets_ver_6

Spelling/phonics/Reading: Complete one activity from the carousel.Spelling phonicsreading carousel

Afternoon activity: Prepare some entertainment for after your dinner party! Make your own board game for your family to complete after their meal!