Monday 18th January 2021

Good Morning, 

I hope that you had a good weekend.

Today, you are going to learn about Anglo-Saxon Gods and how they link to the days of the week. Take note as you are going to come up with creating your own Anglo-Saxon God this week.

In maths, more work on times tables facts and multiplication.

Have some fun finding out about Sound and enjoy listening to 'The Explorer' which we were reading in class'.

Please send your maths and English work to your portfolio for me to see, thanks.

Remember there will be activities that you can do on Purple Mash and Mathletics too.

Have a good day

Miss Spooner:)

English

Read and listen to the PowerPoint (all about the days of the week and how they link to the Anglo-Saxons) and answer the questions at the end. The answers are on the last slide.

Maths

Today, Group 1 you are going to be given a set of statements/calculations you have to prove whether they are true and false. Group 2 you are going to use your times table facts to find related calculations.

Send me your work in portfolio.

There are also some links to maths games you can play online.

Topic -History - Anglo-Saxon Gods

Watch the video and learn a bit more about the main Anglo-Saxon gods.

Once you have watched the video, choose one of the gods and write down what you have found out about them. (You can draw them too if you want.)

The PowerPoint is below the video.

Science - Sound

Click on the BBC links below and do the activities.

Use the music lab link to draw pictures to make sound.

CHROME MUSIC LAB:KANDINSKY

This experiment is inspired by Wassily Kandinsky, an artist who compared painting to making music. It turns anything you draw – lines, circles, triangles, or scribbles – into sound

Story

Listen to the final parts of  'The Explorer' by Katherine Rundell.