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Maths
Maths
Work out these addition and subtraction questions. You can use all the different strategies you have been learning such as use your fingers, number line, 100 square or work it out in your head.
Work out these addition and subtraction questions. You can use all the different strategies you have been learning such as use your fingers, number line, 100 square or work it out in your head.
Challenge: Write a number bond for each question.
Challenge: Write a number bond for each question.
Addition
Addition
7+6 =
7+6 =
8+9 =
8+9 =
9+4 =
9+4 =
15+7 =
15+7 =
12+8 =
12+8 =
13+6 =
13+6 =
3+15 =
3+15 =
16+9 =
16+9 =
Subtraction
Subtraction
8 - 4 =
8 - 4 =
10 - 3 =
10 - 3 =
18 - 14 =
18 - 14 =
13 - 6 =
13 - 6 =
20 - 14 =
20 - 14 =
17 - 8 =
17 - 8 =
15 - 6 =
15 - 6 =
20 - 16 =
20 - 16 =
Brain break
Brain break
Please choose an activity from the Brain Break tab!
Please choose an activity from the Brain Break tab!
Phonics/Reading
Phonics/Reading
Go to the Phonics tab and practise your Set 2 and Set 3 sounds!
Go to the Phonics tab and practise your Set 2 and Set 3 sounds!
Please read a story to your family. You can choose to either read a book you have at home or go to the Online Books tab to choose a book to read or listen to.
Please read a story to your family. You can choose to either read a book you have at home or go to the Online Books tab to choose a book to read or listen to.
English
English
We have been learning about the story of A Midsummer Night's Dream. We hope you enjoyed acting out the story yesterday. Today we would like you to discuss how the characters were feeling in different parts of the story.
We have been learning about the story of A Midsummer Night's Dream. We hope you enjoyed acting out the story yesterday. Today we would like you to discuss how the characters were feeling in different parts of the story.
Can you tell your parents the answer to these questions and explain why. Try to say full sentences when answering the questions. Example: Kind Queen Titania felt upset because...
Can you tell your parents the answer to these questions and explain why. Try to say full sentences when answering the questions. Example: Kind Queen Titania felt upset because...
- How did Titania feel when Oberon was trying to take the little boy?
- How did the little boy feel?
- When Puck put the spell on Titania, how do you think he felt?
- How do you think the workers were feeling when Bottom was being bossy to them? Why do you think they felt like that? Was he being kind?
- How do you think Bottom felt when Titania fell in love with him?
- How did Titania feel when she fell in love with Bottom?
- How did Oberon feel when he saw Titania was now in love with Bottom? Why did he feel like that?
Remember to use exciting vocabulary when describing the characters feelings rather than saying 'happy' or 'sad' or 'angry'. What words can you use instead?
Remember to use exciting vocabulary when describing the characters feelings rather than saying 'happy' or 'sad' or 'angry'. What words can you use instead?
Handwriting/Spelling
Handwriting/Spelling
Please practise the following spellings today
Please practise the following spellings today
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
Sunday
day
day
month
month
year
year
Without looking at the screen, write down the word and ask your parent to check if the spelling is correct.
Without looking at the screen, write down the word and ask your parent to check if the spelling is correct.
Topic
Topic
Art: Can you draw a portrait of your mum or dad using the style of Julian Opie?
Art: Can you draw a portrait of your mum or dad using the style of Julian Opie?
Below are the examples of when we drew portraits of the Royal family using this style!
Below are the examples of when we drew portraits of the Royal family using this style!
You can take a picture of your work and upload the picture to Class Dojo for your teacher to see!
You can take a picture of your work and upload the picture to Class Dojo for your teacher to see!
Remember to use simple lines and dots for the features of the face such as the eyes, nose and mouth. Don't forget to outline your portrait using black or a dark colour.
Remember to use simple lines and dots for the features of the face such as the eyes, nose and mouth. Don't forget to outline your portrait using black or a dark colour.
PE/Exercise
PE/Exercise
Please choose an activity from the PE/Exercise tab.
Please choose an activity from the PE/Exercise tab.
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