Monday

To be able to find the end time to 5 minutes, given the start time and the duration.

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Let’s try the guided practice together.

Turn to page 139.

Grammar warmup 

Use apostrophes for possessive (Singular). 

A possessive apostrophe shows that something belongs to or is connected to something else.

 

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Identify and discuss how information is organised in paragraphs.  

Paragraphs are a collection of sentences.

They are used in writing to introduce new sections of a story, characters or pieces of information.

Paragraphs help readers to enjoy what has been written because they break text up into easy-to-read sections.

 

Look at this explanation, can you identify the paragraphs with your partner?

 

There is a copy of this on your table but the paragraphs are in a muddle. Your job is to sort them so that the food chain makes sense.

 

 

What similarities and differences can we find between our life and Lady Alice Towneley’s? 

The Townley family are an English family who lived at Towneley Hall in Burnley, Lancashire, from around 1295. It was the family home until its sale, together with the surrounding park, to the corporation of Burnley in 1901.
Towneley Hall was opened to the public in 1902 and is now a large museum and art gallery, housing lots of artefacts from the past.

Alice Towneley was the third daughter of Charles Towneley (1803-1876). She married Thomas O'Hagan, 1st Lord O'Hagan, in 1871. She was given a part of the Towneley Estate including Towneley Hall in 1885.

 

Lady Alice O'Hagan (1846–1921)

 

This is Lady Alice O’Hagan who sold Towneley Hall to Burnley council.

Let's look at Towneley Hall together. This was Lady Alice's home. How is it similar or different to your home?

(clues to look for - furniture, food in the kitchen, electrical devices...)

 

My life is similar to Lady Towneley because ...

My life is different to Lady Towneley because ...