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Monday 7th June
Monday 7th June
Koala Lou VID_20210605_153730.mp4Whole Class Google Meet 9am: Reading
Whole Class Google Meet 9am: Reading
For this session your child will require: -
Pencil
Something to write on (Scrap book, Note pad, Paper)
Microsoft Word - Koala Lou.docx.pdfTask 1: Koala Lou
Task 1: Koala Lou
Today we read 'Koala Lou' by Mem Fox.
This story is about little Koala Lou. Her mother told her often, “Koala Lou, I DO love you!” but when Koala Lou’s mother has lots of children to look after, she does not tell her as often. To get the attention of her mother, Koala Lou decides to compete in the Bush Olympics gum tree-climbing event. She practices hard, but comes in second place. Koala Lou’s mother assures her that she is loved no matter what.
Think about why Koala Lou decided to join in on the Olympics. How did Koala Lou’s feelings change throughout the story? What do you think she learned?
Complete the activity attached by retelling the sequence of the events. Identify who the main characters are, the setting, the problem and the solution. What do you think the author is trying to tell us?
Ay Cued Articulation.mp4Whole Class Google Meet 10:00am: Writing
Whole Class Google Meet 10:00am: Writing
For this session your child will require: -
Writing Pencil
Coloured pencils
Something to write on (Scrap book, Note pad, Paper)
Task 2: Writing: Morpheme Flip-Book
Task 2: Writing: Morpheme Flip-Book
Morphemes are the meaningful parts of words. Sometimes we add to these words morphing or transforming them to change the meaning.
We often do this when writing plurals. Please see the video beside ->
We can also change words in other ways.
For example, 'sleep' morphing into 'sleepy' or 'boy' morphing into 'boyish'
Have a go at making your own morpheme flip book, beginning with one base word (e.g. sleep, eat, skip). How many words can you morph or transform? Have a go at writing at least 3 (one on each page of a flip book). Watch Mrs Geddes ' example first. -------------------->
Have a go at making your own morpheme flip book, beginning with one base word (e.g. sleep, eat, skip). How many words can you morph or transform? Have a go at writing at least 3 (one on each page of a flip book). Watch Mrs Geddes ' example first. -------------------->
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