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Friday 26th February

Friday Morning

Daily Timetable

 

Literacy - 45 minutes

Guided Reading - 30 minutes

Class Story - 15-20 minutes
Maths warm-up - 15 minutes
Maths main - 45 minutes 
Mrs Wordsmith - 15 minutes
Spellings - 15 minutes
Design Technology- 45 minutes 
Oracy - 45 minutes 

 

Please also remember to complete your reading for 20 minutes a day. Once you have finished your reading book, complete an AR test using the useful links page (tree icon).

Also, please complete 10 minutes of consolidating your times tables and division facts by using TTRockstars. The link for this is also on the useful link page (tree icon).

Literacy

L.O. To convey plot points without a narrator.

Traditionally, fictional story books are narrated, with a narrator describing the events, thoughts and feelings of the characters throughout. However, in many plays and films, there is no narrator to do this. Today, I would like you to watch the short clip attached from the film Nanny McPhee. How is the plot/storyline explained to the person watching without the use of a narrator? Please look at the following categories:

 

costumes

set design

dialogue

music and sound effects

facial expressions and body language

camera angles 

 

Consider all of these aspects of the video and how much information each one gives the viewer. Then write a paragraph or two to explain how much information you have gained about the plot already, from watching a short clip. 

Mr Brown Meets Nanny Mcphee | Nanny Mcphee | SceneScreen

Nanny Mcphee (2005) SYNOPSIS: Widower Cedric Brown (Colin Firth) hires Nanny McPhee (Emma Thompson) to care for his seven rambunctious children, who have cha...

Guided Reading

L.O. I can complete comprehension questions based on a text.

Please complete the comprehension questions below. Remember to write your answers in full sentences. The answers can be found in the word document attached.

1. The majority of Leila's lines end with exclamation marks. How would this influence your overall performance if you were cast as her in a production of this scene?

2. What does it mean when words from this script are in brackets?

3. What do you think is the funniest line in this scene? Why?

4. Would you like to see more of this play or invite your friends to see it? Why or why not?

5. Why is Omid 'deep in concentration'?

6. How does the actor playing Amir know they should say the line, 'WHAT?' very loudly?

7. 'You're turning your mother into a pinata?!' What does the punctuation at the end of this line tell you about how Amir is feeling about the idea?

Friday - Class Story

Maths - Warm up

L.O. I can order decimal numbers from smallest to biggest.

Please place the following numbers on a number line, going from smallest to biggest.

 

0.909, 0.7, 0.99, 0.3891, 0.1, 0.088, 0.01, 1.1

Maths - Main

L.O. I can solve word problems involving fractions.

Today you are going to go back through some of the learning earlier this week to solve word problems. You will need to recall how to convert fractions and how to add and subject fractions. Read the questions carefully and use the RUCSAC method to help you. The worksheets are differentiated. Choose the challenge you think is right for you. 

Maths - Differentiated fractions worksheets

Mrs Wordsmith

Please go through the attached video of your new Mrs Wordsmith word. Complete the activities on the PowerPoint as you go.

Mrs Wordsmith

Still image for this video

Spellings

Today I would like you to write some sentences using the remaining eight words from your spellings list. Ensure that you have checked the meaning of each one beforehand (particularly those who are learning homophones) so that you are apply the word correctly in your sentences.

 

Group One

fowl, flower, dowse, how's, allowed, foul, flour, douse, house, aloud, poring, pouring, morning, mourning

Group Two

intelligence, innocence, emergence, translucence, consequence, incidence, coincidence, confidence, residence, evidence, reference, preference, conference, adherence, interference

Group Three

tube, prune, brute, duke, rude, refuse, cute, flute, June, cube

Design Technology

L.O.I know what the Anglo Saxons ate and drank.

Today I would like you to watch the attached video, which takes you through a PowerPoint about the Anglo Saxon diet. Complete the activities as you go. Attached is also a recipe (optional) and a template should you wish to use them. 

zoom_0.mp4

Still image for this video

Design Technology - optional resources

Oracy

Make two signs, one saying 'strongly agree' and the other saying 'strongly disagree'. Place them either end of a line. It could be indoors or outdoors. Consider the following statements and then place yourself accordingly on the line. You need to think of a justification for each of your answers. Articulate them if possible with someone from home or send some of your answers in the the class email.

 

Sweets are better than chocolate

School uniforms should be banned

Every child should go to summer school

Disney films send a bad message to children

Happy meals should not come with toys


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