Wednesday, March 25th 2020
Literacy:
These activities should take around 50 minutes to 1 hour.
Practise this week's spellings using colour trace. Just a reminder:
Write the word and go over it in a different colour
than, that, there's, these, thing, things, think, thought, three and through
Now that Spring is here (and we are all shut up inside), let's plan and write an acrostic poem. You can find examples of these on the internet.
Helpful site: https://www.kidzone.ws/poetry/acrostic.htm
Here's an example:
Ice Cream
I love every flavour.
Cookies & Cream.
English Toffee.
Chocolate Chip.
Rocky Road.
Even Strawberry and
Almond Fudge.
Mmmmmmmm.
Children in my class for Language and Literacy can write an acrostic poem about SPRING TIME. The Children who sit at the back of my class can include similes and alliteration.
Those children who go to RWInc. can write an acrostic poem about SPRING.
I look forward to reading these.
Numeracy: This should take around 50 minutes
Warm up: Practise your x3 & x6 tables. Remember if you can do your x3 then just double these answers for x6.
L.O: To use the column method to solve written problems.
Scalenes children –
Word Problems:
1. Jack has 25 conkers and he finds another 14 conkers. How many conkers does Jack have altogether?
2. In the hall, there are 52 children. Another 23 children enter the hall. How many children are in the hall overall?
3. 37 children are in the swimming pool. An extra 22 children enter the swimming pool. How many children are in the swimming pool?
4. 47 apples are on the ground. 13 apples fall to the ground from the apple tree. How many apples are on the ground?
5. In the library, there are 45 books. At lunch time, the children return 15 books. How many books are in the library after lunch?
Isosceles Children -
Word Problems:
1. 127 children are in the swimming pool. An extra 42 children enter the swimming pool. How many children are in the swimming pool in total?
2. There are 134 children in Year 3 and 35 children in Year 4. How many children are there in Years 3 and 4?
3. In my lunchbox I have a sandwich and an apple. My sandwich weighs 178g and my apple weighs 103g. What is the weight of my lunchbox?
4. There were 233 people on the train at Orpington station. 67 people entered the train at Bromley station. How many people were on the train altogether?
5. In the library, there are 342 books. At lunch time, the children return 79 books. How many books are in the library after lunch?
Equilaterals Children -
Word Problems
1. 327 children are in the swimming pool. An extra 284 children enter the swimming pool. How many children are in the swimming pool in total?
2. There are 234 children in Year 3 and 278 children in Year 4. How many children are there in Years 3 and 4?
3. In my lunchbox I have a sandwich and an apple. My sandwich weighs 478g and my apple weighs 138g. What is the weight of my lunchbox?
4. There were 423 people on the train at Orpington station. 288 people entered the train at Bromley station. How many people were on the train altogether?
5. In the library, there are 5442 books. At lunch time, the children return 769 books. How many books are in the library after lunch?
6. A TV costs £834, a Playstation costs £195 and a game costs £25. How much money would I need to buy all three items?
Music: This was something I had planned to do before the Easter Holidays:
Please research the different sections of an orchestra and then list the instruments that you would find in them.
Daily Welsh
Beth yw d'enw di? (What's your name?) …..ydw i.
Ble rwy't ti'n byw? (Where do you live?) Dwi'n byw yn…….
Sut wyt ti? (How are you?) Dwi'n ……
Ble rwy't ti'n mynd i'r ysgol? (Where do you go to school) Dw'in mynd i ysgol…….
Pa lliw ydy dy gwallt di? (What colour is your hair?) Mae gwallt…….da fi
Pa lliw ydy dy llygaid di? (What colour are your eyes?) Mae llygaid……da fi
Faint ydy d'oed di? (How old are you?) Dwi'n ……oed
Sut mae'r tywydd? (How is the weather?) Mae hi'n…… (It's …)