21 April 2020: Home learning

Tuesday 21 April 2020

Good morning!

I hope you all had a successful first day back of learning tasks.

Here are today’s tasks…

Writing

In yesterday’s task, I asked you to write sentences about what you could see from the picture below.

I also had a go at writing some sentences.  However, I think a few of my sentences are squashed!

Remember, a squashed sentence is two sentences together that are missing a full stop, question mark,  exclamation mark or ‘and’.

Look at my sentences below and help me find where the squash is. When you see a squash, use a full stop or ‘and’.

I can see a man in a fish tank he is all alone.

He is under water there are lots of fish swimming around him.

The man is sitting outside his house he is sat by a fire.

The water is clear I can see the sun shining through.

Remember, if you use a full stop, change the next letter to a capital letter as it will be the start of a new sentence.

Reading

Read one of your favourite stories and choose your favourite character from the story.

I want you to tell me about that character.

Draw a picture of the character in the middle of your page and write words around it.

Think about these questions:

What does the character look like?

What is the character’s personality?

E.g.

Maths

In today’s task you will be counting forwards and backwards.

Count forwards from:

12 to 19

21 to 27

29 to 37

35 to 46

E.g. If I was counting forwards from 7 to 15, I would write:

7   8   9   10   11   12    13   14  15

Count backwards from:

18 to 10

27 to 19

35 to 26

49 to 38

E.g. If I was counting backwards from 15 to 7, I would write:

15    14     13    12    11     10     9     8     7

Challenge:

Answer yes or no to the questions below:

If I counted forwards from 15 to 22, would I count the number 14?

If I counted forwards from 23 to 31, would I count the number 30?

I hope you enjoy today’s tasks!

 

 

 

 

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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