Week Commencing 27th April
Friday 1st May 2020
Happy May the 1st! We hope you have enjoyed the work that you have been set this week. I have loved seeing all your posts on Seesaw and your comments to each other! I hope you have a lovely weekend, and that the rain stops for long enough for you all to get out and enjoy some fresh air!
Friday 1st May 2020 |
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Subject focus |
Task |
Literacy Task |
Treasures’ Island
Log onto Purple Mash, read chapter 2 of Treasure’s Island, complete chapter 2 multiple choice questions and the letter writing task. |
Spelling Task |
Homophone spelling test. Set on Purple Mash. |
Maths Task |
Grid method multiplication.
Use the video to recap grid method multiplication, you may also find going back through yesterday’s PowerPoint helpful.
Task: Complete questions. Some children may find drawing and laying out the calculation a challenge. You may need to draw out the grids or use the blank grids provided below.
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French |
Numbers 1 – 8, colours and saying how you feel.
Task: Continue with your fortune teller, then upload to seesaw. |
Preparation for Monday |
Next week we will be looking at the Water Cycle and carrying out some experiments. Set up the below on either Friday or Saturday in preparation for Monday’s topic lesson.
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Additional resources
Grid Method
Fortune teller
This is a step-by-step lesson for primary age learners of French and is for independent learning. It leads to a creative writing project of a paper fortune t...
Thursday 30th April 2020
Thursday 30th April 2020 |
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Subject focus |
Task |
Literacy Task |
Treasures' Island
Log onto Purple Mash, read chapter 1 of Treasures’ Island, complete Chapter 1 multiple choice questions and the SPAG task which can be found in additional resources. |
Spelling Task |
Page 49 – Special focus 4 Homophones |
Class reader |
Listen to the fourth chapter of our class reader ‘ The Wreck Of Zanzibar’.This can be found on SeeSaw. |
Timetables |
10 minutes of timetable practice |
Maths Task |
Grid method multiplication.
Use the PowerPoint presentation to introduce grid method multiplication.
Task – choose either; Bronze Silver Gold |
French |
Numbers 1 – 8, colours and saying how you feel.
Task: Create a fortune teller. This is a guided lesson / mini project which we will todays and tomorrows curriculum lesson. Do about half of the video today and complete the rest tomorrow. See in additional sources.
You will need;
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Additional resources
Additional activities
Wednesday 29th April 2020
Good morning, Oak 3.
Thank you to everyone who uploaded work to me yesterday. Your first task today is to see if I’ve left you some feedback (as a comment underneath your work) and to respond to it. If you haven't uploaded your work yet, please do so - I'm looking at your work between 1pm and 3pm each day.
Wednesday 29th April 2020 |
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Subject focus |
Task |
Literacy Task |
Diamante Poem Create your diamante poem based on the Lighthouse. See in additional resources. |
Spelling Task |
Page 48, Jumping orange words. Test children on the following spellings; guard, increase, island, library, mention and opposite. |
Maths Task |
Multiply multiples of 10 by 1-digit numbers
Go tohttps://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/znj7hyc/articles/zntc7nb Play the video and read through the examples below. PLEASE REMEMBER: . It is really important here that they are aware that the number moves to the left, rather than talking about 'adding zeros' (when children move onto dividing by 10 to find a decimal answer, they will not be able to use the strategy of adding or removing zeros). Please see examples below;
21 × 10 = 210
210 ÷ 10 = 21
Task – choose either; Bronze – A/Green Silver – B/Pink Gold - Multiples of 10 - Word problems |
RE |
Sikhism: Who and Where. Go through the PowerPoint then watch the video. See in additional resources. Task: Produce a picture showing someone carrying out one or more of the teachings of Guru Nanak that you have found out about. |
Additional resources
- Diamante poem.pdf
- Maths - Bronze and Silver.jpg
- Multiples of 10 - Word problems.jpg
- Lesson Presentation Who and Where.ppt
- Multiples of 10 - Word problems - answers.pdf
Additional Activities
- Wednesday - Bean Bag Throw Challenge.pdf
- Lighthouse - challenge.pdf
- Lighthouse - drawing symmertry.pdf
- Lighthouse - Keep your eyes open.pdf
- Lighthouse - maths.pdf
- Lighthouse - Wordsearch.pdf
Tuesday 28th April
Good morning, Oak 3.
Remember to keep active as the weather is starting to change. It has been lovely seeing some of you going for a run with your family around Alfred Major whilst I have been in school. Today, please could you:
Tuesday 28th April 2020 |
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Subject focus |
Task |
Literacy Task |
The Lighthouse Story:
Re-read your story and check the below;
Write up your story as neatly as you can, focusing on the changes.
Please upload them onto seesaw. |
Spelling Task |
Unit 11 Team teach or revision of words from the unit. |
Maths Task |
Solving multiplication and division word problems using scaling.
Go through the PowerPoint presentation then have a go at the questions.
Extension: Mastery Checkpoint |
Lifeskills |
Friendship
Task 1: Show the picture of the two donkeys tied together with string and both trying to reach separate bundles of grass. Ask the children to come up with what solutions could be found so that both donkeys are happy and able to eat the bundles of grass. Show the slide of both stood happily next to each other eating one bundle of grass and sharing it, and then second picture on same slide, eating the other bundle happily. Talk through the ‘Solve it together technique’ using children to act through each stage.
Task 2: Give the children chance to work through one of the friendship conflict scenarios using the ‘Solve it together technique’. Children could film their role play situations showing how they manage to solve the conflicts and these films could be uploaded to seesaw. |
Class Reader |
Listen to the third chapter of our book. This can be found on SeeSaw. |
Additional resources
- Solving multiplication and division word problems using scaling.pptx
- Maths Questions.pdf
- Maths Answers.pdf
- Mastery Checkpoint Questions.png
- Mastery Checkpoint Answers.pdf
- Lifeskills.pdf
Monday 27th April
Good Morning Oak 3, I hope you had a great weekend! It's been lovely seeing your comments on your classmates' work and telling them how wonderful it is. Keep it up, you're making me extremely proud. This week I will continue to set Maths and Literacy each day and then either a Lifeskills, RE or French task.
Monday 27th April 2020 |
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Subject focus |
Task |
Literacy Task |
Proof Reading:
Go through the PowerPoint presentation then try the activity. These can be found in additional resources. |
Spelling Task |
Unit 11, Choose the right word. |
SPAG Task |
Complete the tasks on nouns and verbs, found in additional resources. |
Maths Task |
Multiply numbers by 2, 3, 4, 5 and 8.
See worksheets below. Pick either bronze, silver or gold.
Extension: Active Learn – Seaside shuffle |
Lifeskills |
Family Roles and Responsibilities
Task 1: Whose Responsibility Cards - read each statement, decide if it is a job mainly for men, women or both. Whose responsibility is it? Who does what jobs in your house?
Task 2: Draw each member of their family and to identify two jobs that each person, including themselves. |
Additional Resources
- Editing Sentences AA Worksheet.pdf
- Editing Writing Teaching Powerpoint.ppt
- SPAG.pdf
- bronze.jpg
- Silver.jpg
- Maths - Gold.jpg
- Maths Answers.pdf
- y3_tb3_p14_large.jpg
- Lifeskills.pdf