Good morning everyone and welcome Thursday’s home learning activities.
Maths
Join us today at 11am as we discuss how to compare fractions.
We can use diagrams to look at two fraction circles with the relevant fractions shaded.
These diagrams clearly show that: 3/4 is the smaller of the two fractions as less of the diagram is shaded.
Here is another example.
Which of these fractions is bigger?
As you can see on the fraction circles, they both take up the same amount of space so both fractions are equal.
2/8 = 1/4
Here are today’s activity sheets.
English
Imagine you are writing a non-chronological report about Ice Hockey.
Create a list of everything you would need to find out about this sport in order to write a report about it.
Here is a website with lots of useful information about Ice Hockey.
Website Link – Ice Hockey facts
Today we are going to plan our own non-chronological report on a topic of your choice.
Conduct research in preparation for writing a non-chronological report. You should choose a topic you are passionate about.
Use the internet and non-fiction books to help you with your research.
Remember when using the internet, if you see anything inappropriate, turn off your screen and tell an adult.
Using this planning sheet, plan your non-chronological report.
Stilling Time
In stilling time today I would like you to have a go at some mindful colouring. Take a look at the pictures below and colour in your favourite.
French
Bonne après-midi la classe! (Good afternoon class!)
Last week, we were learning about numbers, which ones can you remember?
Today, we are going to use our amazing french number skills to answer the question…
‘Quel âge as-tu?’ (Pronounced kell, arge, a, to). It means ‘How old are you?’ And you can answer this question by answering ‘J’ai (french number) ans’.
For example: Question: Quel âge as-tu? (How old are you?)
Answer: J’ai sept ans (I am seven years old).
Activités
Spellings
Look on Spelling shed for your new spellings. We will be doing our spelling test today on Google meet.
Handwriting
Times Tables
Be ready for our times table test today, we will then tell you next weeks tables on the meet.
For today’s times table test make sure you have either printed the correct sheet or have a piece of paper handy to write down your answers.
8 x tables questions for our meeting
Have a great day everyone, keep smiling.
I can’t open any french material.
Hi Myles, see if it works when you refresh the page. I hope you have good day.