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Thursday
Maths
Year 3
Lesson 4 - Equivalent lengths mm and cm
Year 4
Lesson 12 - Add 2 or more fractions
Year 3 Lesson 4
Year 4 Lesson 12
English
Written Outcome (Part 2)
Now you have written your 'things you will need list' you can start writing your set of instructions.
In your instructions, you will need to include:
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Fronted adverbials to show an order. E.g. First, then, after that, finally,
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Imperative verbs to explain the action. E.g. Give, spray, make, put, wash
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Subheadings to separate the instructions. (the title, the things you need, the method)
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bullet points
Here is my example:
How to wash a woolly mammoth
Things you will need:
- apples
- an extremely large bath
- a shower head
- mammoth friendly body wash
- a gigantic towel
Method
- First, get a delicious, green apple out of the cupboard to guide the mammoth into the bathroom because he hates being washed but absolutely loves apples!
- After that, praise your mammoth for coming into the bathroom by giving him a tasty, golden apple. Your mammoth needs to know that he is doing a good job so giving him an apple is his tasty treat. Remember - mammoths hate baths!
- Then, massage his long, brown trunk to make him relaxed and calm. By doing this, he will be more willing to get into the bath ready for his wash. He is extremely dirty as he hasn't had a wash in weeks!
- When the mammoth is in the bath, keep massaging his trunk and feeding him delicious apples as this will keep him calm whilst you are washing him.
- During his bath, make sure you scrub behind his huge ears but make sure you don't get any soap suds in his eyes or up his nose! He absolutely hates this so he might hit you with his trunk.
- Finally, rinse the mammoth completely until the suds have gone and give him one last scrumptious apple for being brave in his bath. Doesn't he smell beautiful now?
R.E
Lesson 2 - What festivals do Christians celebrate and why are they important to them?
Christianity
Focus on: Easter, Christmas and Lent (see the PowerPoint and Reading attached for research)
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After developing an understanding of the festivals Christians celebrate, I'd like you to answer these questions -
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Why do Christians celebrate these events?
For example:
Christians celebrate Easter as they remember the death and resurrection of Jesus. During this Holy week, Christians remember the last week of Jesus' life and celebrate each day.
2. Why do you think these festivals are important to Christians?
RE research
PE
For the main part of our PE lesson we are going to have a focus on linking jumping actions and using actions for throwing followed by an extension of coordination using ball skills and a challenge from Mr Ross!
Start questions:
Do you know any different types of throwing actions?
Do you know any different jumping actions?
Have a look at the link from Oak Academy to learn about different jumps and ball-throwing actions. Be sure to send any of your questions, pictures or videos to the LKS2 email.
Quiz time
1. Which one of these answers is a way NOT to keep safe?
A. Use non slip trainers B. Wear comfortable clothing C. Work in a small space
2. Which of these does NOT use a pull throw?
A. Football throw in B. Netball chest pass C. Tennis serve
3. A pulling action is a throwing action when you throw....
A. Over arm B. Under arm C. Push
4. Name 3 sports that you could use a pulling action for.
5. Name 3 different types of athletic sports.
Extension
Watch this clip called 'Coordination With Ball Skills' and try Mr Ross' Challenge!