Thursday 4th June
LC: To write dialogue using inverted commas.
We are going to watch the Cadbury's advert again but this time it will be muted.
Can you add the dialogue using inverted commas?
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What words are actually spoken?
LC: Listen to and give my opinions of a classic poem.
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LC: To be able to recognise angles as a property of shape.
RIC
Hissing over crisp snow in the black of night came Starjik behind his hungry team. Their eyes were yellow and their fangs were white. When Starjik was in a village, the people lay very still behind their shutters but always, in the morning, a child was gone. For Starjik was known in every pine-woods village as the child-taker and those he took were never seen again. One night, when an icy wind whined through the black trees and powdery snow sifted under everybody’s doors, Starjik came to Ivan’s house and when Ivan awoke in the morning, his little brother was gone.
R - What was Starjik known as?
I - How do you think Ivan felt when he found out that his brother was missing?
C - Why do you think the author has not gone in to detail about what happened to the brother?
LC: To understand the key ideas of a paragraph.
Today, we are going to take a look at a piece of text that has it's paragraphs clearly labelled.
The text has been organised into different paragraphs to help the reader locate the key information.
Together we will now take a look at another piece of text and try and create some headings for each paragraph:
Heading:
Heading:
Heading:
Independent
You need to read the paragraphs and decide on what you think the paragraphs main idea is. Write a new heading for the paragraphs.
LC: To use observational skills to sketch an image.
We have already looked at the work of this famous artist, can you remember what type of art he did?
His name is:
William Morris
William Morris was a Designer, Artist and Poet. He is famous for his beautiful patterns inspired from Nature.
His images can be found on wallpapers, cushions, curtains, cups and saucers.
Previously, we had observed and sketched similar leaves and flowers that William Morris had used in his paintings and created our own press print.
Talk Partners
Discuss what colours William Morris used in his paintings.
Now let's take a look at real life leaves and flowers that have been picked from our school.
Observe the lines, colours and pattern on your flower or leaf.
Sketch your flower or leaf.