Wednesday 24th February 2021 'Designing for life'.
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Wednesday 24th February 2021 'Designing for life’.
Maths
Maths Watch the video above to continue learning all about comparing and ordering fractions that are less than one whole.
Reasoning
Spelling & Handwriting
Homonym Poetry
For spelling today, Have you ever seen a sheet on a river bed?
practice your chosen Or a single hair from a hammer’s head?
knight/night homophones with a
piece/piece Has the foot of a mountain any toes?
stationary/stationery
page of rainbow writing.
And is there a pair of garden hose?
suite/sweet
waist/waste
wait/weight
For handwriting, this Does the needle ever wink its eye?
flour/flower meet/meat poem of homonyms can Why doesn’t the wing of a building fly?
heel/heal steel/steal
hair/hare hour/our be copied into best. Can you tickle the ribs of a parasol?
whole/hole write/right
Or open the trunk of a tree at all?
to/too I/eye for/four see/sea
Can you spot the double
there/their know/no be/bee knot/not
know/no buy/by
meanings? Homonym Are the teeth of a rake ever going to bite?
means: Have the hands of a clock any left or right?
Can the garden plot be deep and dark?
‘Homo’ – Same
And what is the sound of the birch’s bark?
‘Nym’ - Name
As you will be making your own version of
‘Until I met Dudley’ soon, it would be a
good idea to research how an invention of
English yours really does work!
You could choose older or recent
inventions. Look on the next page for
websites to help you!
English
This website has an
National Geographic kids electronics and mechanics
has a range of everyday section. Look their for
items explained in short explanations on how things
videos. work!
Reading: Recasting Major and Minor plot points.
These events are sometimes called ‘plot
points’.
A Major plot points directly impacts what
happens next in a story.
They can move the story in a different
direction or impact character
development.
Which of these are major and important?
Which are not so important?
Recasting is the skill of telling a
story in a different way.
As Tomas is a comic-book fan, I
thought we could also recast the
story so far into a comic.
Tomas went to help his Grandad with
the garden. It was full of Bongleweed.
You are limited to 6 frames, as
we only want the major plot
points.
What would they be?
ICT One of the greatest inventions in the world are computer games. They are a multi-billion pound, worldwide industry, with thousands of people working to bring joy to others! Computer games have changed and become much more sophisticated over the years, but they started as platform games like Pac-Man. Click on ‘The World’s Biggest PacMan to have a go at playing the game.
ICT
The aim of the game is to eat as
many of the dots as possible,
without being caught by the
ghosts.
If you eat a big dot, you get a
‘power-up whereby you can eat
the ghosts as well.
If you get caught by the ghosts, Have a go at coding your own
you lose a life and return to the Pac-Man game by clicking the
centre of the maze. image above.Answers to yesterday’s maths. The rule was ‘Numbers that are multiples of 7’
Maths Answers
Maths Answers
Timetable for the week:
NOTE! Afternoon lessons
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