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For this activity, you'll need:
Using your pencil and ruler, draw some straight lines on your piece of paper to make an interesting pattern. You can draw as many or as few as you like. This is what I drew:
Nice one Tom- you worked really hard to complete this challenge.
I have been thinking about arranging the tables and chairs in the classroom.
Here is the arrangement that I have decided upon:
Here are some questions to discuss with your family today:
1. Of all the things you are learning, what do you think will be the most useful when you are an adult?
2. Are you a good friend? Why do you think so?
3. How would the world be different if animals could talk?
Today I am challenging you to create natural equations.
Today we are setting you a writing challenge.
Take us on a written walk down your street and to a place that is special to you. Use all your senses to describe your surroundings. Don't forget to include how this place makes you feel!
Alfie, I love the way you completed this challenge and presented your work.
Well done Ryan. We love the way you used a table to help you solve this challenge.
Tom, we absolutely love your 'Cool Britannia' presentation.
We thought it was amazing. Here are the first few pages.
I have made a pattern with matchsticks.
Charlotte, we absolutely loved your presentation about Ada Lovelace.
Here's a picture of Minerva with her own version of David Hockney's 'Nichols Canyon'.
