Thursday
To be able to compare numbers using the terms '1 more than' and '1 less than'.
Lets compare
Use a capital letter for the personal pronoun ‘I’
Read page 11 and 12 of Harry the Happy Mouse.
Can you do some more copy cat reading?
We are going to do some drama and pretend to be the frog.
'I am stuck on the log. I need help. I don't want to drown. I jumped up high and I am in the sky.'
You are going to help me write in this speech bubble.
We are going to write one of the sentences we said as the frog.
We need to remember to use a capital letter for the personal pronoun 'I'.
Can we investigate if our feet are bigger than our head? How will we know?
Introduction
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"What do you think is bigger—your foot or your head?"
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"How can we find out?"
As Scientists, we can carry out simple tests to answer questions. We can take measurements, record the information clearly and look to see if we notice any patterns.
Is my hand the same size as my foot?
What can we do to find out this information?
Is the length of my foot as big as my head?
What can we do to find this out?
Activity
You need -
2 pieces of paper
Scissors
Pencil
Ruler
Instructions
Using one piece of paper, measure your head and then cut it out.
On the other piece of paper draw an outline of your foot and cut it out.
Work with your talk partners to help each other out!
Now compare which piece of paper is bigger - the head or foot!
Can we find out what type of settlement Stoneyholme is in from a map and photos?
Talk partners
What is a settlement?
Can you name any settlements?
Today we are going to find out what kind of settlement Stoneyholme is.
Lets have a look at different pictures of Stoneyholme and figure out what type of settlement it is!
1R - Geography
Talk partners
What do you notice? Are there lots of houses close together or spread out
What kind of buildings do you see
Is Stoneyholme a city, town, or village?
Stoneyholme is a town settlement with many houses close together, showing it’s an urban area.
Lets explore Stoneyholme and Burnley using google earth!
It's your turn to record what you know about your local environment. You could draw what you have near to your house or places you have visited with your family. You might remember seeing things on your walking journey to town!
Lets draw one together then it is your turn.
Maybe you could include -
School
Roads
Canal
Houses
We learned that Stoneyholme is a town where many people live close together in houses called terraced houses.
