Wednesday 10th June
Grammar Warm Up
LC: to understand how to use conjunctions to link clauses
A conjunction is a joining word that links two clauses in a sentence.
and
but
so
then
because
For example:
I cannot come to the party. I have a wedding to attend.
I cannot come to the party because I have a wedding to attend.
A) Macbeth sent a letter to his wife. He told her about the witches.
Macbeth sent a letter to his wife __________ he told her about the witches.
B) Macbeth thought he was safe. Banquo was suspicious.
Macbeth thought he was safe ________________ Banquo was suspicious.
C) Lady Macbeth drugged the guards, they would not stop the murder.
Lady Macbeth drugged the guards ______________ they would not stop the murder.
D) Macbeth asked Banquo if he was going hunting, he paid two assassins to kill him.
Macbeth asked Banquo if he was going hunting ____________ he paid two assassins to kill him.
LC: to discuss and evaluate how authors use language, including figurative language, considering the impact on the reader
Let's look at the language in the retelling of Macbeth.
What does 'hath' mean?
Why does the author use this archaic (old and no longer used) rather than make it more modern?
Discuss this with your talk partner and decide how to say these words in more modern language?
'That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold!'
Rewrite these in modern language to show the reader a clear meaning.
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Can we add what we have learnt about language to the Retelling Toolkit?
Review 13-Volume
pp 160-162
LC: To know why the Torah is so important to Jewish people. (Significance)
This half term our focus question is:
Do people need laws to guide them?
It is believed that the Torah was dictated to Moses by God when a covenant had been made with the Jewish people after they had been freed from slavery in Egypt.
The Torah was given to them to be a foundation of how to live as people of God.
Main task
Please log on to Seesaw and complete today's Torah activity, using your learning to explain why the Torah is important to Jewish people.
