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Monday 27th April 2020

27/4/2020

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Welcome back! We hope you've had a good weekend and are looking forward to the week ahead! Let's start with some exercise.
​9.00am- PE
 Get active with The Body Coach- Joe Wicks.   

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ
OR
Spend 20 minutes mastering this dance.
​9.30am- Spellings
Unit 3: Adding  the suffix -ous
This week's focus is Unit 3-  Adding  the suffix -ous .

Today we would like you to create  a list of words that use this suffix.
Once you have created the list underline the   root word in each word.
e.g. dangerous   
Words like nervous are slightly different. If the root word ends in an 'e' e.g. nerve,  we drop the 'e before adding 'ous- nervous
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​10.45am - English and Maths
English

 David Walliams'   Elevenses 
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https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/

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Play Telephone Pictionary!
This is a writing game. The game is more fun with a larger number of players.
You will need:​
-   
Plain sheets of paper
-  Pencils  for each player
How to play:
  • Each player writes a sentence on their sheet and passes the sheet clockwise.
  • The players now draw what the previous player has described in a sentence and fold the top of the sheet down so that only their drawing is seen.
  • The sheet is passed to the left again.
  • The players now write a sentence describing the drawing and fold the sheet such that only their sentence is seen.
  • The sheet gets passed around in the same manner until there is no room for writing or drawing on the sheet.
  • Open the sheets and compare original sentences with final drawings and have fun laughing at the transformation.

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Maths
This week  you are going to be mastering your times tables.
Each day you will be given a new one to master and at the end of the week there'll  be a  Rockstar Battle to show off your skills!
Today we're starting with the 3 x table...you might think they're easy but you need to be fast.  Super quick fact recall and no counting on fingers!
Complete the activities on the page below.

https://www.timestables.co.uk/3-times-table.html
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White Rose  resources are still accessible on their website each day. 
Just follow this link:    https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-3/
If the year 3 work is too tricky, try the year 2 or year 1 work and see how you get on!

1.00pm- Reading
This week we'll be watching different clips from the BBC's Dynasties documentary and answering comprehension questions on each.
Today we're starting with a beautiful painted wolf called Tait and her adorable new pups.  Have a watch and then complete the questions.
  1. Where has Tait been?
  2. How long has Tait spent hidden underground?
  3. What do you think is meant by the phrase ‘against all odds’?
  4. Explain what is meant by the word ‘litter’ here.
  5. Why do you think Tait needed to go underground to have her litter of pups?
  6. How many puppies did Tait have?
  7. Which of the following is a synonym for emerge…
  • Hide
  • Sit
  • Appear
  • Bark
  1. Which animal is a danger to the pups?
  2. Why do you think the honey badger might be a danger to the pups?
  3. What is the name of Tait’s youngest daughter?
  4. What does Tammy’s instinct tell her to do?
  5. What do you think the phrase ‘drive them away’ means?
  6. Explain how you think Tammy will feel once her pups are safely underground. 
1.30pm- Wider   Curriculum 
What's in the box?- Sensory Challenge!
To try this you'll need-
  • Lots of items that feel different or make different sounds when you shake or squeeze them
  • A cardboard box
Set this up and play with a sibling or adult. Make sure you put some things in the box that will make them squeal when they touch them! Haha!
Enjoy and send us an email to tell us how you got on!
Miss Humphreys and Mrs Kayani
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Hussain 3L
27/4/2020 10:47:59 am

Done ✅

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Miss Humphreys
27/4/2020 04:14:17 pm

Fantastic, Hussain! :)

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