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We have been:
Now is what is happening at this moment. At this moment you are reading this.
Next is what will happen after this moment. Next you will read the next line.
Before is what you did before this moment. Before you sat down to learn you were doing something else.
After is something you will do when you have done the next thing
It’s like a line:
In your books please write the short date: 02/04/2020 and then answer the following questions:
What time did Ravi go to sleep?
Ravi went to sleep at______
What time did Ravi play with his toys?
Ravi played with his toys at _____
What time did Ravi have a bath?
Ravi had a bath at _______
What time did Ravi do his homework?
Ravi did his homework at _________
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Look in your pack.
There is a page with the number 9 on it.
Please answer all the questions
These questions will help your spellings
Please write the long date in your book: Thursday 2nd April 2020
Please stick your phonics work in your book under the long date.
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English writing task
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Write the long date in your book: Thursday 2nd April 2020
If you have a ruler, draw a rectangle using the ruler
(if not draw it out carefully)
In the rectangle draw a line across (near the bottom of the rectangle) and two lines that are vertical so that it looks like this:
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Think about your story.
Start with your character in the setting What is going to happen? What happens at the end? Here is an example: Calvin makes Hobbes jump, Hobbes is grumpy
Here is another example: Garfield is tricked by a fish!
Comics don’t have to be funny they can just be about something happening:
Look at the above comic strip:
What four things are the same in each picture? Four things that are in all the pictures are_____________
What two colours are on Garfield’s towel? The two colours on Garfield’s towel are_______________
How do you feel Garfield feels? Garfield feels ___________________
Now create your own comic strip – in three pictures with words, tell a story |
Reading:
Today is a celebration…it is International Children's Book Day
It is celebrated on the 2nd of April which would have been Hans Christian Anderson’s birthday if he was still alive.
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Walt:
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A famous story that Hans Christain Anderson wrote (one of many)
Was Thumbelina.
This was a story about a girl who was no bigger than your thumb.
Tomorrow we will look at the story but today we need some puppets. Cut out or draw the main characters in the story:
There are a lot of characters! ….try to do at least five.
Nature Watch |
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Walt:
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Look at the following descriptions:
In your book draw two columns.
Draw a frog in one and a toad in another.
Write some facts about them both which make them different from each other.
Write some facts which make them similar to each other
Frogs |
Toads |
Different
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Different |
Same
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Same |
Finished! Well done you have worked really hard J |