Good Morning Hedgehogs! Half way through the week, keep going you are all doing amazingly! Wednesday 20th January 2021 |
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Subject |
Task |
What you will need |
Maths |
WALT- answer multiplication word problems. 1. Warm your maths brains by writing down your 2 times tables from 0 x 2 to 12 x 2. 2. Think about yesterday’s zoom, if you need a recap of how to work through a word problem please look at the video link of Mrs Foster and work through some of her questions first. 3. There are a selection of word problem cards to work through. They are a mix of different difficulty levels so be careful which ones you choose to complete. Try 4. 4. Have a go at writing your own multiplication problem, can you challenge your teacher to answer them on class dojo? |
Video link – found below
Word problem cards – found below in the resources. |
English |
WALT- create a story map.
Once the clip has finished please try drawing your own story map of The Magic Paintbrush (as you have been shown on the clip). You can use the Espresso story from yesterday https://central.espresso.co.uk/espresso/primary_uk/subject/module/video/item727940 /grade2/module719372/index.html or today’s clip to help you. Please keep this story map as you will be using it next week. |
Espresso password - username: student35479 Password: maylandsea |
Reading |
Another OTTER time, choose a book you hardly ever read and look through the pages to try and remember the story. |
A good book |
Topic - Geography |
WALA- the features of China. 1. Watch - https://www.viewpure.com/9dIyk65vR-g?start=0&end=0 2. If you can, print the map so you can colour the features. (If not open it up as a word document and insert images on top or draw over it using the insert options) Colour the Great wall of China in red. Mark the rivers with blue lines. Count how many lakes you can see. Can you find out about the Himalayas and where they cross into China? Highlight this on the map. 3. How long do you think it will take to travel from one side of China to the other – right across the country? In a train? Or a car? Or by plane? (On the map the yellow arrows show you from where to where) |
Map – found in the resources below |