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Home learning Monday 15th June
Posted: Jun 14, 2020 by: Elaine Matthews (EMatthews) on: Class 3
Good morning all!
Here's a few more of your fabulous pictures...
Mia dressed up ready for Joe Wicks on Friday morning and Alfie splashing in the puddles with Gracie in the rain; great fun!
Here's Oscar's safe, happy place!
Here are your activities for Monday....
P.E.
It's entirely up to you whether you decide to join 'Joe Wicks' for a strenuous workout or try the yoga again for a more relaxing one. Here's a link to a Star Wars yoga; let me know what you think!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coC0eUSm-pc
Literacy:
Today I'd like you to continue working on paragraphs, but today focusing on how they might be used in stories and accounts.
In these cases, a new paragraph will begin whenever a new place or time is being introduced. Have a look at the activity on page 35 of your grammar book and see if you can complete it.
In section 2, 'On Saturday' and 'At the station' are examples of phrases to open the paragraphs, can you think of others?
Maths:
8 questions;
- What time is it?
- What time will it be in 30 minutes?
- Which months have 30 days?
- How many days in a leap year?
- Which shape has 6 angles?
- 1/4 of 24
- 1/3 of 24
- 54 x 100
Problem:
I have 135 marbles. Some are red, some blue and some green. If there are 118 red marbles and 6 blue marbles how many are green?
Activity;
Today I'd like you to create your own frequency table and then transfer your results onto a bar graph too. Here's an example of a bar graph.
Your frequency chart and bar graph can be based on anything you like; it might be favourite flavour of ice cream or milk shake, film or game, whatever you like. Have fun and ask as many people as you can!
Reading;
Please can your visit Purple Mash again. If you are enjoying 'Sleeping Volcanoes' (Emeralds) please could you begin chapter 4 and then answer the first set of questions.
If Emeralds are proving too tricky, try 'Diamonds' and select 'Anna's Sports Day'; I've set a 2Do for you for the first chapter and then the questions. See what you think.
By all means select a different text and read the first chapter and questions; let me know which book you chose and why!
That's all folks today!
Enjoy your day and please get in touch by email to let me know how you're doing.
See you all soon,
Mrs Matthews
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