English

Lesson objective: To explore relative clauses

In this lesson, we will review all the sentence types and then discuss that sentences with relative clauses are a type of complex sentence. We discuss how to use a relative clause (in the middle or at the end of a sentence) and what the relative pronouns are. The pupils have a chance to practise writing their own relative clauses at the end.

Lesson Link:

To explore relative clauses (thenational.academy)

Task

Write 3 who/which relative clause complex sentences.

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Use the examples in the video to help you come up with your own.

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Challenge your self to use some ‘wow’ vocabulary in your sentences as well as the relative clauses.

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Each of your 3 sentences must include a metaphor relevant to How To train a Dragon lore.  Also, include a mix of your relative clause being embedded or at the end of the sentence.  Please message me if this doesn’t make sense.

Maths

Lesson Objective

Can I multiply 4-digits by 2-digits?

Think about:

Why do we write the larger number above the smaller number?

White Rose Video Link:

Follow the video to help support your learning with the questions.

Spr5.2.3 - Multiply 4-digits by 2-digits (basic practice) on Vimeo

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Complete questions 1 and 2.

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Complete questions 1,2,3 and 4.

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Complete all the questions.

Extra Hot

Complete all the questions and the extra hot activity.

Optional Activities - BBC Bitesize:

Play Guardians: Defenders of Mathematica.  How car can you get?

Play Guardians Maths Game | Primary Games | Fun Online Games for Kids | BBC Bitesize - BBC Bitesize

Computing

You are continuing with a Powerpoint about Viking Life.  

Today, have a good look at the WAGOLL I have uploaded.  I have uploaded as PDF and PPt file.  I want you to look at the amount of information I have included. 

Fancy animations do not make a good presentation so be careful how many you are using.  Remember to revisit the video link last week for details about the basics of Powerpoint.  

Steps To Success

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Make sure you haven't just copied and pasted information.

Check spellings.

Make sure your work is clear and can be read easily.

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Include interesting facts.

Make sure each picture has a caption.

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Include additional speaker notes in your presentation.

I have added a weblink which tells you how to do this...WARNING...It is quite complicated!

Add speaker notes to your slides - Office Support (microsoft.com)