Thursday 14th May

Starter Activity

Practise finding these non-unit fractions                                                                                   

Once you have answered all of the questions, ask an adult to check them for you or contact me so I can mark them for you.     

 ( Click here to watch yesterday's video again if  yo need help)                          

Main Activity

In this lesson, you will learn more about different units of measure for weight and capacity. You will compare each type of unit of measure and consider which measurements are most suitable for measuring different things. You will also convert between measures.

Click here to start the lesson    

Use these two  keys to move backwards and forwards through the lesson. 

Starter Activity

Skills Builder Activity 8

From the list, click on Activity 8                                                   

Remember to press 'Hide List ' to see the whole activity.

Main Activity

In today's BBC Bitesize lesson , you will re-cap on how to

'Improve your Writing with Proof Reading'(or editiing to you!)

There a 2 videos to watch and four fun activities.

If you wrote a diary entry yesterday, you can go back and proof read that too.

Other

Poetry

Activity 1

Open the document "When this is all over" at the bottom of this page.  Read the poem. It's quite a long one, so take your time.

What do you think? If you can, write down some of your thoughts.

Activity Two

Here's Charlotte again

Open the YouTube video "When this is all over" and see Charlotte reciting the poem. What do you think? How does it seem different to when you read it? Why do you think Charlotte reads some parts of it very quickly?

Activity Three

Stop the video and replay your favourite parts of the poem. Use the document to read those parts as well.

Activity Four

Charlotte wrote this fantastic poem by thinking about what she would do when this Coronavirus problem was all over. What would you do? Write a few ideas down. Then "play" with the words so the lines sound better.

To some people, writing poetry is one of the hardest things in the world to do.

Here are a few ideas for you:

1) Write about what you know about.

2) Use words that are fun and sound good when you say them.

3) You can rhyme if you want to, but you don't have to.

4) Use words that sound silly, but make you laugh.

Remember to send tour work to me on Dojo or by email 

Or you could click here to go to the Ask Mrs Eadon page and fill in the contact form.