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English Writing
Use this picture for inspiration to write a narrative. Think of ideas first – gather vocabulary and nouns – what do you see? What do you wonder? What do you infer from what you see? Use these to build phrases including similes, metaphors and personification. Include noun phrases, exciting vocabulary. Can you hook your reader with rhetorical questions? Write a persuasive letter about why your favourite season is the best!
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English Reading
Read your reading book - a chapter a day!
Take a character and write a description of them – what do they look like? How does their appearance reflect their character? Has the author used techniques and vocabulary choices to make you sympathise or dislike them?
Can you tell the story from an alternative view-point?
English Grammar Using Oak Academy
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Maths
Use My Maths TT Rockstars Espresso education Hit the button
to revise any areas you find tricky. (All websites are on the home-work pages)
Complete a 5-a-day Corbett Maths sheet –
Use your initiative and do the lessons covering the area of maths we are currently focusing on in class on My Maths to keep up as much as you can. |
Science
Use Oak Academy and look at the lessons on Forces
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Watch this short video entitles ‘Henri Matisse for kids’
You will find that it gives some history of the artist and instructions for creating your own version of Matisse art!
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Find a yoga or dance video and take part |
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RE
Write an essay about what makes Christianity unique
Look at the ‘Groups and Outreach’ section and record 5 bullet points to summarise the work of 3 of the groups. |