Starter Activity

                                                          Have a go at answering these 4 questions.

Ask a parent to check your answers for you or use a calculator.                                         

Here are the links to some YouTube videos that may help.

Short multiplication

Short division

Mr Smailes has a slightly different way of answering these questions than we do in 4SE, he uses division by repeated subtraction, but you choose whichever way you find easiest.

Main Activity

This week we will revise some mathematics skills that we have learnt in year 4.

This BBC Bitesize lesson will revise how to measure and calculate perimeter.

This lesson includes:

• two videos
• two interactive activities
• one worksheet

Starter Activity

Send me your answers on Dojo please so that I can check that your paragraph makes sense.

Main Activity

In this lesson, you are going to retrieve facts from a text.

Click here to start the activity

Other

Science 

                                                                           (Watch this video up to 3.17 seconds)

Today, I would just like you to  watch four videos about animals that are affected                    by enviromental changes caused by human behaviour.

                  (Click on the pictures to go directly to the videos)

The animals in these videos are affected by deforestation, global warming,pollution or fishing.

Your task - Choose one animal to focus on and note down ,

1. How and why the environment is changing

2. What can be done to help.

(Feel free to use information from the internet to get more information about your chosen animal) 

Keep your notes until tomorrow as we will be using them to make leaflets and posters.

These videos will give you more information on Global warming and what you can do to help.

Watch the YouTube video to find out all about this crazy challenge.                                                                                                                                                   

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