Day 5

Welcome to Day 5 of the Turtle pack!

To complete today's activities, you will need:

pencils

a workbook or paper

During today's activities, you might see the icons below:

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listen

speak

write

explore

reflect

Acknowledgement of Country

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Watch and listen to the Acknowledgement of Country.


We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the Land and pay respect to the Elders past, present and emerging. We would also like to extend that respect to other Aboriginal people.

Acknowledgement of Country Keiraville Public School

Duration: 0:38

English

Writing – Too Many Pears

You will need:

pencils

a workbook or paper

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Watch and listen to the video.

ABC Kids – Too Many Pears by Jackie French

Duration: 4:30

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Watch the video and then have a go.

Writing – Too Many Pears

Duration: 5:58

Check your writing.

Example – Writing

An example of some handwriting. Two sentences: Pamela is sneaky and Pamela is cheeky. Both start with a capital, have the right spacing and end with a full stop.

Phonics – h, b, f, ff

You will need:

pencils

a workbook or paper

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speak
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Watch the video and join in.

Phonics – Lesson 5: h, b, f, ff

Duration: 14:21

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write

Write the words to label the pictures.


Hint! Select the blue 'Check' button then press the right arrow after typing the label.

Mini break

Exploring our world – Do you know?

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Watch and listen to the video.

How does a toilet flush?

Duration: 1:40

Mathematics

Warm up – What time is it?

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Watch the video and join in.

Learn to Tell the TIme

Duration: 4:45

Time – Analog and digital clocks

You will need:

coloured pencils

a workbook or paper

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Watch the video and join in.

Telling the Time for Kids – O'clock Times

Duration: 4:45

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Analog clocks have:

  • an hour hand

  • a minute hand.

Sometimes they also have a second hand which helps to tell how many seconds have passed.

A minute hand, the longest on the clock and the hour hand, the shortest on the clock.
The word 'minute' is biggest. The minute hand is biggest. The word 'hour' is smallest. The hour hand is smallest.
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  • Drag and drop each time to the correct analog clock.

Hint! Select the blue 'Check' button once you have matched all the times.

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  • Drag and drop each digital time to the correct analog clock.

Hint! Select the blue 'Check' button once you have matched all the times.

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Challenge!

  • Have a look around your space for anything that shows the time.

Hint! You might look on the walls, in your kitchen or on your device.

  • Where are some other places that you might see the time?

Mini break

Active break – 10@10

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Watch the video and join in.

10@10 – Running
Duration: 10:11

Problem solving challenge

Design a turtle habitat – Get inspired!

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Watch and listen to the video

Meet Dorri – An Eastern Snake-Necked Turtle

Duration: 5:12

Plan

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Watch and listen to the video.


Features of a freshwater turtle habitat

Duration: 2:48

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Investigate the Eastern Snake-Necked turtle.

  • Select the hotspots on the image to learn about their special adaptions and characteristics.

Example Eastern Snake-Necked Turtle

Create

You will need:

coloured pencils

a workbook or paper

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Have a go!

  • Design a habitat for an Eastern Snake-Necked Turtle. Remember to think about their needs and their special features or adaptions.

Hint! Make sure you include areas to meet all their needs. For example, it needs water to swim in and land areas to rest and lay in the sun.

Example Eastern Snake-Necked Turtle habitat

A turtle habitat with a Mum and Dad turtle, lots of baby turtles, sea grass, logs, rocks, grass, water plants and moss

Mini break

Wind-down – Story Salad

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Let's listen to a story made up on the spot using 3 words.

Story Salad – Bike, Chocolate, Piano
Duration: 6:07

Bike

Chocolate

Piano

If you can't listen to the audio clip, select the arrow for instructions.

  • Make up a short story using the 3 words/pictures above. Your story could be funny, silly or scary!

  • Think:

    • Where will your story take place?

    • Who will your characters be?

    • What will the problem in your story be?

    • How will your characters solve the problem?

  • Tell your story to a friend, toy or family member.

Well done completing today's learning activities!

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