Thursday 4.2.21

Please email any completed work to: 

                                     mrsshort2020@carlton-in-snaith.n-yorks.sch.uk

Good morning children! 

Spring is on its way! :)

Do some snowdrop hunting!

English

Lesson video          

Here is the PowerPoint for today's lesson -  you can use to remind yourself of anything when you start your writing. 

Please find a copy of the texts and toolkit below:

Adventure at Bishop Wood - model text

Adventure by the Aire - model innovated text

'Writing Toolkit'

Other things you might find useful:

Said synonym mat

Fronted adverbial mat

Maths

Year 4

Lesson video - fractions greater than 1

Worksheet

Answers

Year 5

Lesson video - Number sequences

Worksheet

Answers

Timetables 

Year 5s - start to practise 6x 

Year 4s - start to practise 8x

Here are the printable TTRs sheets, that we use in class, should you prefer use them: 

3s 4s and 8s

6s 7s and 9s 

TTRs 

Hit the Button 

Science

This week we will look at irreversible changes. Get a pen/pencil and paper ready to record your new learning and to jot down your ideas and new scientific vocabulary - just as we do in class.

You will need some everyday kitchen cupboard stores to have a go at the activities, including: milk, malt vinegar, white vinegar and bicarbonate of soda. You will also need a sieve, bowl and a teaspoon for the first activity, and a balloon, funnel and empty water bottle for the second (don't worry if you can't find a balloon - simply mix the the solid and liquid together in a bowl or jug and watch the reaction).

Irreversible changes PowerPoint      

Reversible or Irreversible Activity - choose which sheet is best for you

Seeing Changes Practical Activity - again, choose the sheet which is best suited to you

PSHCE - Well-Being

Making your own mindfulness colouring sheet is easy to do if you don't have any printed pictures - and fun to make even if you do! This week we are continuing with doing practical things to help with our own well-being - as we are learning that relaxing is imperative for our mental health.

Reasons why mindfulness colouring is beneficial:

relaxing        stress-relief            self-expression        re-focus        creative

            enjoyment              calming                concentration      emotions

self-awareness           colour           meaningful thoughts                possitivity  

To get the most out of the activity, think or write down these thoughts as you colour:

• “In this moment, I am colouring in.”
• “It does not need to be perfect, it is my self-expression.”
• “I am choosing [colour] to use on all the [shape]s in the picture.”
• “I am stepping away from technology, and feeling the sensations of this tactile activity.”
• “I notice that the [colour] shades make me feel [emotion].”

In addition, you should play mindfulness music quietly in the background to help create an atmosphere of calm.

Create your own Mindfulness colouring sheet