Tuesday 28th April

Good morning,

We should have all now done one random act of kindness. How did it make you feel?

Today we are going to start the English task that is going to run alongside our kindness experience.

Well done to Isla yesterday who won our SPAG game and will recieve 5 raffle tickets, Lucas who came 2nd, who will recieve 3 and Seb who came third and will get 1 extra raffle ticket. Good job guys.

As always please send any questions to awoolliscroft@four-elms.kent.sch.uk.

Time	Lesson
9-9.30	PE
9.30-10.30	Maths
10.30-11	Break
11-12.15	English
12.15-1.15	Lunch
1.15-1.45	PSHE (2020 Challenge)
1.45-2	Break
2-3	2020 Challenge
3-3.15	Story Time

For those of you that tried the alphabet fitness challenge, I hope you enjoyed it. Today's words are:

Decimals & Newspaper

Maths

L.O. To compare and order decimals

SC1. I can compare decimals numbers using the greater than and less than symbols

SC2. I can write decimals in descending or ascending order.

Watch the video first and then try the sheet attached.

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English

L.O. To revise past tense and writing in the 3rd person

SC1. I know how to change my writing from present to past tense.

SC2. I know how to write in the 3rd person.

SC3. I can use the correct pronouns in my writing.

For our 2020 challenge this week we will be writing a newspaper report; which I will discuss more in our 2020 challenge lesson later. Two of the key features of writing a newspaper report are that they are written in the past tense and in 3rd person.

Today I would like you to have a go at correcting some sentences. In your workbooks you will need to change the tense of the sentence from present (e.g. washing) to past tense (e.g. washed). But also change all the sentences to be written in 3rd person. Remember 3rd person is: he, she, they, their, his etc. Here is a link to BBC bitesize incase you need to remind yourself about the 3rd person.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrqqtfr/articles/zxdhsg8

PSHE

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2020 Challenge

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If you are researching news articles on the Internet you may want to do this with adult supervision.

The three happy news stories I found which can start your research are:

1) Villagers knit jumpers to keep elephants warm during near freezing temperatures

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-42451356

2) Trash man builds free library out of 20,000 books he found in bins