Thursday 4th February

 Good morning everyone! 

Wellbeing Task - Express yourself! 

For your wellbeing task today, I would like for you to think about the following: What is happiness to you? 

Express yourself again in any way that you would like. It could be drawing, writing, a collage, a series oh photographs, a poster anything you want. Just show what happiness means to you. This is a bit of a personal one so you can share it if you like but it's okay if you don't want to. 

What's happiness to me? Oh, thanks for asking! To me, it would look something like this: 

Reading Task

I would like for you to login to Reading Plus and complete 2 more of the reading challenges. 

Spelling Task 

Use each of your spellings in a sentence. 

English task

This morning you are going to begin writing your reports using your planning and work from the last two days. We are going to use the sandwich model of report writing. Have a look at the sandwich model and PEDAL here

Today, I would like you to write the introduction and the first paragraph only! 

Remember that you are focusing only on these two paragraphs so make them as good as possible. 

Here is an example so that you can see how to complete this task. 

Your success criteria for today are: 

• I have used standard English vocabulary 
• I have used technical terms in my report 
• I have used formal expressions 
• I have used an introductory sentence and have expanded on my main point with facts and evidence. 
• I have an introduction and a conclusion to my report 
• I have controlled my writing to write formally during the report and informally when writing speech. 

WALT: Write a formal report 

Maths task 

Here is your fluent in 5

Today you are going to continue to find pairs of values. 

Watch the video

Here is your worksheet

Here are the answers

Here are some further challenges if you need them 

WALT: Find pairs of values 

Science 

Today you are going to build on your work on evolution from last week. This week we are thinking about human evolution. 

Begin by reading through this PowerPoint which gives you lots of information about human evolution and what scientists think about it. See if you can spot links to our first topic in science this year where we spoke about classifying living things. 

Then complete this worksheet which compares different stages of human evolution. Look for the similarities and differences between the different stages of human evolution. 

WALT: Make observations about human evolution