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12.6.20

Friday 12th June

Maths

M/O-Today’s number is 57,108

  • What is the value of the 5 digit in the number?
  • Find the difference between the number and 1,000
  • Round it to the nearest 1,000
  • Add 10 hundreds.
  • 999 less (best strategy?)

Login to Learning by Questions: Multi step worded problems https://www.lbq.org/Login Connect as pupil code: jjq  (This will be added at 9am and will work till 9pm on this date)

English

 

SPAG-Ask an adult to test you on your spellings

 

Watch the video, ‘For the Heroes: A Pep Talk From Kid President’ here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgF1Enrgo2g

 

After watching, write down what an ‘everyday-hero’ means to you.

Think about someone you consider to be an ‘everyday hero’ during this current time in lockdown.

 

This could be:

• someone you know personally, such as a family member, friend or teacher

• someone you have seen on the news, such as Captain Tom Moore –

 watch this Newsround clip to find out more: https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/52277760

  • a whole team of people, such as people working in your local hospital.

 

Once you have selected your everyday hero, write a letter to say thank-you to them personally.

 

When writing your letter, make sure you include the following:

- An opening greeting

- An initial sentence/paragraph outlining why you are writing to this person / people

- Additional paragraphs giving reasons as to why they are your everyday hero

- A concluding paragraph – summarising your reasons / reiterating your thanks

- A suitable sign off – this will be different depending on who you are writing your letter to.

 

Once you have written your letter – consider sending it to the person via post.

 You may even get a reply! 

 

Foundation Subject

Have a walk around your local area – what do you notice?  List positives and negatives.

Discuss with your family what could be improved?

Create a poster to suggest improvements that could be made within the local area and why it’s important that we all play our part. Include colours and make it eye catching to engage the target audience.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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