Good morning Titan Class!

PE

Every morning at 9am Joe Wicks streams a live PE lesson - tune in here if you can!

Maths

Start with 10 minutes on TTRockstars.

Work through the lesson below and then pages 3-4 in your workbooks.

Spellings

This week's spellings are below. Write each word THREE times and then use each one in a sentence.

early
earth
eight
enough
exercise
experience

Reading

Read a book from home, listen to a story on Storyline Online or login into Oxford Owl here. Click on 'My class login' and enter the username: studley password: studley

English

Thank you for everyone that sent in their food pictures - delicious! Here is a picture of Billie's tea and a rather scrummy VE day pudding made with crushed biscuits, vanilla yogurt, meringue and lemon curd!! YUMMY!!!

Today we are going to follow a recipe to make your own playdough. It's really easy and only takes a few ingredients that you probably have in your kitchen.

You will need

8 tablespoons of plain flour
2 tablespoons table salt
60ml warm water
food colouring (optional)
1 tbsp vegetable oil 

Method

1. Mix the flour and salt in a large bowl. In a separate bowl mix together the water, a few drops of food colouring and the oil.

2. Pour the coloured water into the flour mix and bring together with a spoon.

3. Dust a work surface with a little flour and turn out the dough. Knead together for a few minutes to form a smooth, pliable dough. If you want a more intense colour you can work in a few extra drops of food colouring.

4. Store in a plastic sandwich bag (squeeze out the air) in the fridge to keep it fresh.

Once you have made your playdough take a photo and send it in! titan@studleygreen.wilts.sch.uk

Now write a few sentences about what you have done. What part went well and which part was tricky? What would you do differently next time? 

Art

Analytical Drawing from Observation: natural forms

Analytical drawing - means to explore and look at something in detail and then to record what you see.

Analytical drawing from observation is looking really carefully at something in front of you and drawing what you see. It is different to drawing from a picture or from your imagination because you have to describe what you see. Looking carefully is really important.

For this project you will need:

• Some paper
• A pencil
• A rubber
• A selection of colours
• An object to draw – this can be something simple like a shell, a flower or a piece of fruit or veg.

• Start by drawing the outside shape.
• Then draw the detail starting at the middle of the object. Look carefully at the shapes of the detail and and the spaces between the details
• Then shade or colour in the details.