Dear Willow Class,
We hope you have had an eggcellent Easter! Maybe you were able to hunt for some eggs in your garden? E-mail us and let us know! Now that it is summer we will be moving onto our new topic of Roald Dahl. Our topic activities will now be based around this.
As we mentioned earlier It would be great to hear from some more of you. This can be to show of a piece of work that you are proud of or to tell us something that you have done that was exciting such as reading a new book!
Also we have missed reading to you so we have found a website that have free audio books! https://stories.audible.com/discovery/enterprise-discovery 21122356011?ref=adbl_ent_anon_ds_ds_dccs_sbtp-0-1
Click on the link above and you should have a wide range of stories that you can listen to. Remember to try and listen to 20 minutes of a story each day! You could make a diary of all the stories you hear over this time.
Continue to be the superstars that you are and keep trying your best.
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Maths |
This week we would like you to continue working on your number bonds. once you know your bonds to ten practise your bonds to 20.
Also i would like you to explore measurement. can you find five items and order them from shortest to longest? can you order them by shortest to tallest? can you order them by weight? look at the challenge cards below. how many can you complete? |
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English |
Mrs Biggs has created you a pack. Find the resources below! Remember to try and read every day! |
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P.E |
Each morning Joe Wicks is uploading a P.E lesson for children onto his you tube channel. Here is the link to the playlist which he will update very regularly. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyCLoPd4VxBvQafyve889qVcPxYEjdSTl |
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Computing |
This week, we would like you to focus on using the internet search engines to find relevant information. Remember to use safe search engines: we usually use kiddle or kidrex. What information can you find out about Roald Dahl? (Here are a few areas you could look into) - What was the first book that he wrote? - How many children did he have? - Was he always a writer or did he have other jobs before? - Where did he like to write his stories? - What was his childhood like? - Can you find any of his famous quotes? Think about the reliability of the website you have used: Is this is a reliable website? What is it's intention? Who created it? I would recommend looking at the website www.roalddahl.com
Once you have found your information- you will need to think about how you are going to display it. If you have PowerPoint at home, create an exciting Powerpoint sharing all of your facts, which we can add to the website next week. Other options could be to use Word to create a fact file- can you use text boxes to group your information? Can you insert a picture? Or you could create your fact file on a piece of paper, writing and drawing your information. Consider what you will need to include to make somebody want to read it.
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Art |
Did you know 18 of Roald Dahl's books were illustrated by Quentin Blake? You can find some of these on his website: https://www.quentinblake.com/gallery
Can you sketch in the style of Quentin Blake? Below are some videos he has made to show you how it is done. When you're ready, look at the extract of text from the twits. Can you illustrate it?
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