Tuesday 14th April 2020Hello Badgers! Welcome ‘back’! I hope you all had a lovely Easter, if slightly weird! Did you eat loads of Easter eggs? If you’ve managed to complete some of your Easter home learning, please send it in to our email address so I can have a look at it! Here is the email address!
badgers@knowle-plymouth.co.uk
Now Easter holidays are over, it’s back to daily home learning. Each week, we will have a special theme! This week’s theme is Pirates! Arrrrrrrrr, me hearties!!!!! ‘Ere be yer learnin’ for today, you rotten landlubbers!
English: At the bottom of this text, you will find a picture. It is from a game called ‘Sea of Thieves’. Your task for today is to use this picture to create a word bank. You are going to use the word bank tomorrow, so the more effort you put in today, the easier tomorrow will be.
Nouns Adjectives Verbs Adverbs
Look at the picture. What can you see? Choose a noun to focus on. Choose an adjective to describe the noun. Choose a verb to go with this. Finally, can you choose an adverb.
Here is an example?
Noun: Barrels Adjective: wooden Verb: Piled Adverb: Carelessly
You should come up with at least 6 nouns.
Maths:
Pirates love a good treasure map! So we will be learning about co-ordinates this week to help us find the pieces of eight! First, watch this video and read the information to help you to read co-ordinates:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zgthvcw/articles/z96k9qt
Once you have done this, go down to the bottom of this page and complete the co-ordinates task. You will have to write your answers in your blue books, unless you have a printer at home!
Topic:
PE: Follow the link and take part in the fun song!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVfVIcW1alo
Art: Each pirate crew had their own flag design. Some of the most famous examples can be found here.
Design your pirate flag. Use your book or some paper to create some designs for your very own pirate flag.
https://historylists.org/other/top-10-pirate-flags-from-the-golden-age-of-piracy.html
Reading: Please do your daily reading and record it in your reading record.
Make sure you tune into Joe Wicks’ daily workout! |