Monday 18th January 2021
Your Tasks Today are:
Early Morning Task
English
Maths
Reading
Timestable rockstars
RE
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Monday 18th January 2021
LO: I can use adverbs of possibility in persuasive writing.
By the end of this week,
we will be writing a
persuasive leaflet
persuading people to visit
Daintree Rainforest (this
is “Where the Forest
Meets the Sea” is set). We
will be building up to
writing it throughout the
week.
What persuasive
features can you
remember?
English
Task A
Today we are going to practise writing a persuasive advert using adverbs of possibility. Our
persuasive adverts today will focus on items that Fred and George (from the Harry Potter books and
films) have invented and sell in their shop.
Tasks:
1)
Reading or listening to the extract on the next slide, note down the inventions that Fred and
George mention.
2)
Write a short persuasive advertisement (between 6 and 10 sentences) persuading the audience
to buy one of the products from the extract..
3)
You
must
use adverbs of possibility.
4)
Use Hermione’s tips for writing great adverts to help you!
Extension:
Put your writing
into a persuasive
poster. Think
carefully about how
you would structure
your poster to
persuade the
audience.
Listen to the clip
here if you don’t
fancy reading it
today!
Maths Monday
Starter
18.1.21Remember, use or draw a place value grid to help you
move the digits.
X 10 ← 1 column X 100 ←← 2 columns X 1000 ←←← 3 columns ÷10 →1 column ÷100→→ 2 columns ÷1000 →→→ 3 columns
1 chili - find one path through from Start to End
2 chili - find two different paths from Start to End
3 chili - find the path that gives the largest number when you reach the End
Monday 18.1.21
This week we are all going to learn something new.
Don’t worry if you don’t understand at first. keep persevering as it may take a few goes before you start to understand.
Ratio shows the relationship between two values and can describe how one is related to another.
Write a ratio sentence to show how many blue flowers there are when there are eight pink flowers
Zoom - Input
For every two blue flowers there are __4__ pink flowers For every blue flower there are _____ pink flowers
Monday 18.1.21
Ratio shows the relationship between two values and can describe how one is related to another.
For every 8 pink flowers there are __4___ blue flowers
Zoom - Input
For every two blue flowers there are ______ pink flowers.
Monday 18.1.21 Let’s practise writing this type of sentence
Practise
LO: I can use the phrase ‘for every… there is…’ to describe amounts
Monday 18.1.21
Task
: Work through the following questions - they get more difficult as you work through them.
1 and 2 chilli - do as many as you can 3 chilli - try to do them all including the extension.
2 1
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4 5
LO: I can use the phrase ‘for every… there is…’ to describe amounts
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LO: I can use the phrase ‘for every… there is…’ to describe amounts
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There are many possible sentences here are some examples.
For every 3 red there are 5 blue For every 5 blue there are 15 yellow For every 1 blue there are 3 yellow For every 23 circles 3 would be res
Flase True True False True 3 2 4 5 15 10 7 21 14 28 16 8 4 2
I disagree as there are 2 triangles for 6 every squares
I disagree as if there were 6 circles there would be 6 triangles.
I disagree as if you double all the shapes you get 12 squares not 9
Monday: 18/1/2021
Amazing artefacts
We don’t hear of many artefacts or objects in the story but there are
some…
What do you think a really important object/thing is in the story? Why do
you think that?
Zoom input discussion
Monday: 18/1/2021
LO: I can make a prediction based on what I have read
Wonder PDF version
- Open the link.
Read the following...
Part one - August, sections (Choose kind, lunch, the Summer
test, one to ten, Padawan)
Read pages 53 - 69
Monday: 18/1/2021
Task - LO: I can make a prediction
In this part of the book we learn about precepts
Mrs Browne’s precept for September is
‘When giving the choice of being right, or being
kind. Choose kind.’
Task: What do you think Mrs Browne’s precept for October will be? What do you think is an important message to live by?
Make up your own precept/slogan and present it in a piece of artwork to display above your desk or in your kitchen. Make it colourful and bold!
We are going to use these on our slides next week to share with others and motivate them!
Times Table rockstars
Log on to Times Table rockstars for 10 minutes!
Your usernames and passwords are on seesaw. Log in to your journal and you
should see them
Lesson 2 LO: I can identify similarities and differences between
Hindu places of worship
Lesson 2 LO: I can identify similarities and differences between
Hindu places of worship
Lesson 2 LO: I can identify similarities and differences between
Hindu places of worship
Hindu’s believe that God
is everywhere so they can
either worship or at home.
What are the similarities
and differences with this?
Lesson 2 LO: I can identify similarities and differences between
Hindu places of worship
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-s0mN5P8
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zh2hyrd
Task A: Watch the 2 clips - they are 2 examples of places that Hindu’s
can worship. Make notes on each place. (Home and Mandir - another
name for a Hindu temple).
Compare the two places in a Venn diagram (what is similar and what
is different?)
Hindu’s can go on a pilgrimage to feel closer
to God.
Watch the clip - why do Hindu’s go on a
pilgrimage?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/religious-st udies-ks2-my-life-my-religion-hinduism-pilgrimage-hind uism/z4ghf4j
Going on a pilgrimage can sometimes be seen as being similar to being a tourist going on holiday.
Sort these words:
Holiday / travel / journey / prayer / spiritual / swimming / worship / happy / food / once in a lifetime / ambition / hope / change / relax / challenge / fun / deep thoughts / River Ganges / Hindus /
mountains.
Pilgrimage
Both
Tourist on
holiday
