Wednesday 22 nd April 2020

Good Morning Class 3 Use your green book and as I would expect Date –Title - LO!

English LO: Intro Paragraph of News Paper article

The introductory paragraph in a newspaper article is crucial as it tells the reader briefly what happened and covers the 5 w’s – who, what, when, where and why. Even if the reader stopped reading at this point they’d know roughly what happened. Your challenge today is to write your introduction paragraph for your report. First think of your 5 w’s and list them. Then put them into a paragraph so that it reads fluently and gives the reader everything they need to know – remember it is written in third person. Here are two examples to help:

A small group of Year 5 students from Arkwood Primary School have created a brilliant plan to raise money for a local charity that assists people in the community. Following a visit to the school from a charity representative, the students set out to create a way of raising much needed funds. Katherine Johnson, the American mathematician who died last month aged 101, was a crucial member of the NASA team of experts that got astronauts safely to the moon and back in 1969. She calculated the precise journeys that would let Apollo 11 land on the lunar surface and return to Earth.

Reading

You will be using your ‘Vocabulary Skill’ today – work out the meaning of unfamiliar words, using the context or the sentence/phrase/paragraph etc. the word is in. Look through a chapter or two of a fiction book. Find some adjectives that the author has used (minimum of 5). Can you find synonyms for that word? List them in your book.

Remember synonyms are words that mean the same e.g. big, huge, massive.

Spellings for the week:

symbol mystery lyrics oxygen symptom physical system typical crystal rhythm

Wednesday 22 nd April 2020

Maths – Use your work book for this and think about presentation!

Arithmetic Starter

1) 245 + 1000

2) 98 x 7

3) 4.5 + 7.1

4) 45 x 8

5) 1785 + 666

6) 100 ÷ 5

7) 356 – 12

8) 3.4 + 1.09

9) 4 x 4 x 6

10) 4 - 34 4

Maths L.O- Multiples of Numbers

We are going to recap work on multiples of numbers. An explanation of multiples is given below

Multiples are the answers when we multiply two factors.

Think about the 3 times table when 3 is a factor.

What are the multiples of 3?

3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 33

So… 3x factor = multiple

Click on the link and work through. The answers are there but don’t cheat!!

Wednesday 22 nd April 2020

Please continue with your topic work.

Topic – Russia

We have done a lot of work on Russia. I would now like you to develop this further.

Use an atlas a globe or use the internet and look at Continents, Countries and Cities.

Use maps, atlases, globes and digital/computer mapping to locate countries and

describe features studied in the context of European countries.

• I can identify the countries of Europe. To locate the world’s countries, using maps

to focus on Europe (including the location of Russia) and North and South America,

concentrating on their environmental regions, key physical and human

characteristics, countries, and major cities in the context of places in Europe.

• I can identify the capital city of a country.

There is a lot to do here so use the week to develop this as you would like.

Some suggestions….

Make lists of countries

Pick a country

Draw maps

Discuss the differences between European countries.

Present this as you would like a power point or poster maybe?

I look forward to you e-mailing me to show me your findings,

Note to Year 6- I am aware you have all your SATs books

that I know you are working from daily at your own pace.

Continue to do this, however, look at Class 3’s daily work -

especially the topic work I would expect you to do this also .

REMEMBER I AM HERE! EMAIL AND SHOW ME WHAT YOU ARE UP TO.

Mrs Woodward

Wednesday 22 nd April 2020