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Day 2 Class 4

Maths

Today you are going to be doing some work to recap your negative number skills. 

You might want to watch the video below first to help you remember how negative numbers work (it is the third video on this page called 'Negative Numbers):

Now have a go at the 'Sea Level' activity below. Read each question carefully and try to imagine the lighthouse and supports as a number line on its side.

If you would like to do some extra work on negative numbers and you have someone at home who is free to play with you, then have a go at the 'Tug Harder' activity as well.

If you don't have two dice at home, you could create some 0-6 number cards to choose randomly from. If you don't have counters at home, you could make some, or just use some small objects to represent counters, e.g. a piece of pasta!

English

Yesterday you spent time looking at one of the pictures on the website and planning your story. Today you can write your story. You could do this by hand, or on a computer if you have access to one.

 

Have a look at the story writing word mats below. These have some really good word options you might want to use in your story to help you describe the setting and the character's feelings and characteristics.

RHE (Relationship and Health Education)

Today you are going to be learning about how to keep healthy by having a balanced lifestyle.

You will need some paper and colouring pens/pencils for the activity.

Watch the video by following the link below and then create your own poster to show others how important it is to eat enough healthy food, exercise regularly and sleep well.

Then have a go at the quiz at the end of the lesson.

Reading 

Spend some time doing some independent reading of your choice. You might want to look at some healthy eating recipes which you could cook with your family to build on the learning you did in the RHE lesson.

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