Good morning class 2,

Here are today’s tasks:

Maths
Warm up: Can you spend 10 minutes on times table rock stars.

Here are today’s White Rose materials. Please find the links for the videos and the activities below.This week we will be using some of the alternative materials, so the link to the videos may look different than usual.
Year 3 Summer term w/c 8th June lesson 3 Equivalent lengths mm and cm
Year 4 -Summer term w/c 8th June Lesson 3 – Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
Year 5 -Summer term w/c 8th June Lesson 3 – Round to estimate and approximate
Activities
year 3 Lesson 3 – Equivalent lengths – mm and cm
year 4 Lesson 3 – Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange
year 5 Lesson 3 – Round to estimate and approximate
Answers
year 3 Lesson 3 Answers – Equivalent lengths – mm and cm
year 4 Lesson 3 Answers – Add two 4-digit numbers – one exchange

year 5 Lesson 3 Answers – Round to estimate and approximate

English

Today you will write your argument. You can write for either side as long as you can explain the key arguments. In your writing I would like Year 3 to include 2 main arguments. Year 4 and 5, I would like you to include 3 main arguments. Try to apply your learning about conjunctions/ modal verbs that you completed on Monday. You can use the checklist below to check that you have included different features of persuasive texts.

wed-features-of-a-persuasion-text

Geography

Before half term we began to look at map reading, including map symbols and the points of the compass. Today you are going to look at using four or 6 point grid references. Please watch the video below.

Then please watch the PowerPoint on grid references.

Year 3 and 4 – you will focus on the 4 figure grid references so you only need to watch the first part of the PowerPoint.

Year 5 you will look at 6 figure grid references so can you please watch all of the PowerPoint.

Grid-References

The can you please complete the tasks below.

Year 3/4 Four Figure Grid References

Year 5 Four-and-Six Figure Grid References Worksheet

You can fin out more information on the ordnance survey website.

Yu can also try the grid references quiz.

Something else?

Explore the Oxford Owl website to select a book to read. You will need to create a free account to access the books. There are lots of lovely books to choose from including this book where you can learn more about ocean life.