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- Christmas Dinner Day 15th December 2021
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Thursday 7th May 2020
Thursday 7th May 2020
Good morning Titan class.
Tomorrow is a bank holiday so we will not be uploading any learning. Have a lovely long weekend with your family!
PE
Start the day with Joe Wicks!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyCLoPd4VxBtWi7RnRLz6qHgOqWiB_LrH
Maths
Start with 10 minutes of TTRockstars.
Now look at Chapter 7, lesson 4.
Spellings
This week's spellings are below. Write each word THREE times and then use each one in a sentence.
continue
decide
describe
different
difficult
disappear
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
Write down three things you really liked about your book and three things that you didn't like as much.
English
A sentence is a complete thought. A fragment is incomplete.
Here are some examples.
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Sentences |
Fragments |
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I walked across the rickety bridge. |
The rickety bridge. |
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The castle loomed out of the shadows. |
The shadowy castle. |
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I swam across the moat. |
Across the moat. |
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I sprinted quickly. |
Hurrying desperately. |
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Suddenly, a loud noise echoed around the valley. |
Suddenly, a loud noise. |
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The bridge collapsed. |
Because it was overloaded. |
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In the middle of the night, the lights went off. |
In the middle of the night. |
Activity One: turn fragments into sentences
- In your Home learning Journal turn these fragments into sentences. The first one has been done for you.
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Fragments |
Sentences |
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The cheerful pupils |
The cheerful pupils did all their homework on time. |
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The old school |
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In the middle of the classroom |
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The large playground |
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By the edge of the grass |
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Across the hall |
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Activity Two: identify fragments and sentences
- Read each group of words below.
- If the words form a sentence, write S and add a capital and a full stop.
- If the words form a fragment, write F and change it into a complete sentence.
- The first two have been done for you.
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Example |
S or F? |
Rewrite as a sentence with correct punctuation |
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the tall giraffe |
F |
The tall giraffe nibbled the leaves. |
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the giraffe moved |
S |
The giraffe moved. |
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the lions are sleeping |
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Lions, tigers and panthers |
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Lions are predators |
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Different types of predators |
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Activity Three: because, but, so
- Don’t forget about because, but, so.
- Extend these sentences using because, but, so.
The lion roared when it saw the zebra.
The lion roared when it saw the zebra because _________________________
The lion roared when it saw the zebra, but _____________________________
The lion roared when it saw the zebra, so ______________________________
Activity Four: rewrite a paragraph
- Read the paragraph below.
- It has two fragments. Can you find them?
- Rewrite the paragraph in your Home Learning Journal so there are no fragments.
Lions live together in groups. They work together. To hunt their prey. Lions mostly live on grasslands. In Africa. They hunt giraffes, antelopes and zebras.
History
This week, people all around the country are celebrating the 75th anniversary of VE Day. VE Day - or 'Victory in Europe Day' - marks the day towards the end of World War Two (WW2) when fighting came to an end.
You can listen to Vera Lynn singing this famous song in the video below. Try and sing along!