I hope you enjoyed yesterday's learning. I am enjoying reading all of the emails with your super work inside! I hope you have a wonderful Wednesday!
Today I have found a story about an INVISIBLE TIGER!!
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2081/8163/files/040-THE-AMAZING-INVISIBLE-TIGER-Free-Childrens-Book-By-Monkey-Pen.pdf?v=1589893047
I wonder how many of you are like Baba when you're walking down the street?
Poor Lexa! You'll have to read carefully to find out why I've said that!
Today you will be using coins to make an amount. You will need to try different combinations and see if they make the amount. If you have any coins at home it may help you to use these as you complete your learning today.
Today we are going to be learning about coins. We have a game to play first… https://natwest.mymoneysense.com/students/students-5-8/spot-the-coins/
Can you find the cons in the pictures and drag them in to the boxes?
After this I have attached a worksheet.
Q1 You have to match the coin to the amount.
Q2 Have a look at how many of each type of coin there are, write how many you can see in the correct box.
Q3 You need to look carefully at the 2 coins and decide which one is the largest and the smallest and put the greater than > or less than < symbol between the 2 coins.
Q4 For your challenge today you need to work out which coin Mo has in his hand, read the clue carefully to help you.
This week we are going to read and watch another story about Anansi. These stories come from Africa. Look on the map below to see if you can find Africa quickly.
Remember the stories about Anansi are folktales. They were not written down but were told to people. This was how the stories were spread and became well known. These stories were told by people to pass on important information and lessons that could be learnt by children and anyone else listening to them.
Before half term you watched the story of why Anansi has eight, long legs. Today I would like you to watch the story of Anansi and the Melon.
When you have watched Anansi and the Melon, I would like you to design a book front cover for your favourite story. The front cover needs to be bright and colourful with the title on. It needs to be eye catching so people will want to pick up the book and read it.
When you have done this, I would like you to write a few sentences telling me why it was your favourite Anansi story.
I have attached both stories for you to watch first.
Today we are going to be learning about vehicles.
Look at the power point first to learn about the different parts of a vehicle, what they are called and what they do.
Then design your own vehicle using the worksheet and use the instructions to build one. I can’t wait to see your vehicle!
Here's the link to the video in the Power Point: