home learning tasks tuesday 12/05/2020
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Home Learning Tasks
Tuesday 12/05/2020
Joe Wicks at 9 am using the link below - P.E with Joe Wicks OR do another exercise of your choice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
Morning Starter:
Spelling – Words with spellings containing ‘sion’.
Look at the words above. What do you notice?
Yes, they are all verbs and they either end in ‘d’ or ‘de’. Those that end in ‘de’ have a split digraph
and this could be drawn in with the line linking the two vowels. Take one word such as explode and
turn it into an ending with ‘sion’ for example, explode becomes explosion. Now do this for all the
words from the list. Set up your page as per the next sheet. You will see that verbs ending in ‘d’ or ‘de’
(with the long vowel) use ‘sion’. What word class are they when ‘sion’ is added?
That’s right, they are nouns.
Maths
Chapter 9 Lesson 8 Estimating Amounts of Money
Worksheet Pages: 56-57
Lesson Objective: To be able to estimate amounts of money.
Lesson Approach
Look at Let’s Learn 4. How can we estimate the price of one smoothie? Do we estimate the total amount of money before division or divide before estimating?
During Guided Practice, you are going to estimate the total amount of money for three items by rounding each one to the nearest pound.
When estimating an amount to the nearest £10, compare the totals when rounding to the nearest pound and round to the nearest £10.
£15.50 to the nearest pound = £16.00 (because 50p is ‘5’ and above round up, 4 and below round down) and rounding £15.50 to the nearest £10 = £20.00
Differentiation:
In Focus Task:
THAI House
VAT 092030202
52-54 Foulkner St
Manchester UK
(061) 228-3844
Server: Bonny
Table: 54
No of guests: 4
Fish cakes £ 6.90
Meat Toasties £ 5.40
Green Curry £ 8.90
Mango Seabass £16.90
King Prawn Curry £13.90
Chicken Salad £ 7.50
3 rice £ 6.00
4 smoothies £15.80
Total Amount:
For 6 people or more, a
10% service charge will apply.
Thank you.
Guided Practice:
Activity Time – Make up or collect about four receipts, each one containing at least 6 items.
Estimate the total amount. How much are the totals? Are they very different to your estimates? Why /
why not?
Guided Practice answers
Items rounded to the nearest £
£45.80 = £46.00 £12.80 = £13.00 £32.10 = £32.00
£46.00 + £13.00 + £32.00 = £91.00 Therefore, the estimated total cost to the nearest £1 is £91.00
History – The Maya
Look at the Mayan artifacts and sort the sentences below into the correct column in the table.
TRUE FALSE
See statements below
English: LI: Plan and write a log. Practise writing fronted adverbials. Explain and add detail.
You are going to write your new ideas using this plan – but once you have done all the activities on the other pages below you will be writing your log today!
It will make more sense if you read all you are expected to do today.
Write Away!
Now you’re ready to write your log! Use your plan to draft your log in your book (or on a piece of
paper).
SINGING – Here is the ‘song of the week’. https://www.singup.org/singupathome/song-of-the-week/?embutton
SPAG – Spelling, Punctuation &
Grammar
LI: I can use a range of prefixes.
Finally, the ‘song of the week’ link can
be found at the bottom of the page.