Tuesday 2nd June

Equipment list for today - click to reveal

• PE kit (or similar) 
• Pencil and paper
• You may like to have a watch, stopwatch or timer to help you get a sense of time with Maths today

PE- Can I test my balance?

Can I test my balance?

The link provided contains both the warm up and the main activity today. Make sure you read all the instructions carefully.

Balance PowerPoint

If you're not able to do the learning for today then please follow this link for an alternative.

Les Mills workout

If you’re looking for more activities to try go to the Primary PE Blog and have a go at our weekly challenge

https://patana.fireflycloud.asia/physical-education-1/primary-pe-blog

Or you could go to the Virtual Home Learning section where you’ll finds lots of different activities which will keep you active

https://patana.fireflycloud.asia/physical-education-1/virtual-home-learning

Literacy - Can I identify features of an advert?

LI: Can I identify features of an advert?

Learning Task: Use the google slides to identify the features of the adverts and answer the questions

How am I going to share my learning? Google slides You will need to make your own copy of the google slides. Link at the bottom of the page.

Instructions:

Link to google slides:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1chbbCZd0XVDY65fFiuvGDbrkhhhQfPu68cBqWrW38fE/copy#slide=id.g8603ff4354_0_4

Maths - Challenges

Challenge 1: 

STAR

 Challenge 2:

HEART

Challenge 3:

ARROW

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Maths Challenge Answers

Answers:

Guided Reading Learning

Choose from one of the options below:

• You can select a book from Bug Club activelearn, from the books that I have assigned you.

• Choose to answer one of the First News Reading Challenges

• Complete the activity below - About Widowbirds

Widowbirds live in bush clearings and grasslands in Eastern and Southern Africa. When breeding, male widowbirds have very long tails, but when they are not breeding, they lose their long tails. Still, all year long, they have red and white badges on their wings. Females widowbirds, however, are brown and streaky and do not have the male’s famous red and white marks.

In this clip, we will see two male widowbirds competing to attract a mate with their impressive jumping skills.

Imagine you are a widowbird. You have just won the widowbird’s Olympic gold medal for being the highest jumper – it’s an incredible achievement!

Write a winner’s acceptance speech for when you receive your medal. Remember to…

• Thank your supporters who have always believed in you

• Talk about your training – what have you done to prepare for the event?

• How did you feel before, during, and after the event?

• What words of wisdom do you have for other widowbirds who would like to follow in your footsteps?

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