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Wednesday 13th January

Reading-

Remember to read for at least 20 minutes at home today. Pick a reading comprehension challenge from the ‘Samuel Pepys Comprehension‘ activity. The easiest challenge is the 1 Star Challenge. A medium challenge is the 2 Star Challenge. The hardest challenge is the 3 Star Activity. We have attached all the answers so you can mark your own work.

English- 

Watch Mr M’s learning video which explains how adjectives can be used to improve the sentences we produced yesterday.

https://youtu.be/x5cWJzykt-A

Now use the list of adjectives to edit and improve either the sentences that you created yesterday or 4 of the sentences that your classmates created.

e.g.  All around me, I saw tall, terrifying, back towers of smoke.

We have added a list of useful adjectives as well as a collection of the great sentences that Beech Class created yesterday to help you with this activity.

When you have edited and improved at least 4 sentences, please send them into us so we can add them to the blog and give you some feedback.

Maths-

Continue to watch the learning video from 6 minutes onwards.  

Spr2.2.1 - Using arrays on Vimeo

Now try the questions 5 to 8 on the worksheet. These problems are pretty tricky, so if you need help with them, watch Mr M’s learning video in which he models how each question can be completed.

https://youtu.be/iTZyF5AdBKk

EXTENSION: The numbers 4 and 9 are called ‘Square Numbers’. Get 4 counters and build an array. What do you notice? Now get 9 numbers and build an array. What do you notice. Can you work out why 4 and 9 are called ‘Square Numbers?’

Can you use this understanding to build arrays for any other square numbers? 

Number Fluency-

Spend some more time using the Times Table Number Line that you created yesterday to practise your 2 times tables. If you think you are starting to become very fluent on your 2 times tables, test yourself by completing the 2x table MyMaths activity which has been set for you. 

R.E.-

Complete the attached R.E. worksheet.

 

As always, if you need any help with any of these activties, please do not hesitate to ask!