Language

Noun, who, which where sentences

In this activity we will be looking at who, which, where words used in a sentence.

Who – Refers to people and sometimes a pet or animal.

Which – Refers to an object/ animal or feeling.

Where – Refers to a particular place or a place where something happens.

RULE

Each sentence starts with a noun.

Use a comma to embed a clause – Give extra information using ‘Who’, ‘Which’ or ‘Where’

My pet dog,

who is called Oscar, loves to play with his toys.

Maths

Decimals

Support

Calculating the place value of decimals. Tens, Ones and Tenths. For example 13.6 (Thirteen point six) One ten, three ones, 6 tenths.

Extend

Working with decimals to two decimal places.

Teaching video here;

Topic

History

Consider the importance of woodland to our ancestors and think about the uses of woodland to humans throughout history. Look into industry, habitation, employment opportunities, protection from predators/enemies and materials for development.

In today’s society, we use woodlands for exercise, and to escape into the great outdoors. Sometimes for wood too.

In the past, forests were planted and used for ALL SORTS of exciting reasons. Can you research what some of these uses were?

Present your findings in any way you chose.

Wellbeing

Physical

Look at Wednesday, Thursday and Friday’s wellbeing activities.

Go on a walk and collect some leaves and twigs ready for the next few days activities.

Send us a picture of you on your walk and the collection of things you found.