Today we will learn:

• We have been learning about the analogue clock, including the minute and hour hands
• We have been learning to tell time to the hour on an analogue clock.

Today we will:

• be able to  get to know more about the  analogue clock
• We will explore telling the time to the half hour using the term 'half past'

Remember we can tell the time in different ways:

Sand timer

Sundial

Digital clock

Analogue clock

Today we will focus on the analogue clock

Copy the above picture into your book

• When you have finished the guided practice go to your math’s no problem work book and do 1 page.

Look in your pack.

There is a page with the number 7 on it.

Please answer all the questions

These questions will help your spellings

Please write the long date in your book: Tuesday 31st March 2020

Please stick your phonics work in your book under the long date.

English writing task

Reading:

Real Tigers

 Tiger Facts

• Tigers are the largest cat species in the world reaching up to 3.3 meters in length and weighing up to 670 pounds!
• Tigers are easily recognisable with their dark vertical stripes and reddish/orange fur.
• The Bengal tiger is the most common tiger.
• Tigers live between 20-26 years in the wild

A habitat is where creatures live.

In George’s Marvellious Mediciene the habitat of the animals is a farm with fields and barns and ponds.

Today we will continue to focus on ponds

Can you draw a pond in your book?

Can you find a ruler?

You will need this to draw arrows

If you can find one you will need to draw straight lines pushing down on the ruler in the middle and holding it still

 Don’t worry if you can’t find one…. try to draw straight arrows

Draw the pond creatures (pictures below) in the pond

Using arrows and the names of the creatures, label them on your pond picture

Here are some pond creatures:

Well done. Tomorrow we will look into how these creatures are adapted to live in the pond.

Keep bird watching and try to identify what you see.

Yesterday you explored the lifecycle of the frog

Today you will explore the lifecycle of the dragonfly

 Both the frog and the dragonfly depend on the pond habitat for their survival

If you want to find out more you can research online:

https://www.dragonfly-site.com/dragonfly-life-cycle.html

Write this as your title           The Dragonfly

• Dragonflies fly fast so they can catch and munch lots of  mosquitos in mid air
• Dragonflies have lots of predators which would like to eat them so the fly fast to escape.
• Dragonflies change through their lifetime. They spend three years as scary looking creatures called nymphs which lurk at the bottom of ponds eating tadpoles.
• Female dragonflies lay their eggs near calm waters.
• Nymphs then emerge from the eggs
• The nymph climbs out of the water, and sits very still on a reed. Very slowly it changes it’s skin and becomes and adult dragonfly.