Tuesday 9th June

Equipment list for today - click to reveal

• PE kit 
• Pencil and paper
• A paper plate or paper you can draw and write on
• Colour pens

PE- Can I measure my muscular enduarnce?

Can I measure my muscular endurance?

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

Muscular Endurance PowerPoint

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

Joe Wicks 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

Literacy - Can I design an advert?

LI: Can I design an advert?

Learning Task: Design a poster to advertise your CL Young Entrepreneur product.

How am I going to share my learning? On a google doc or google slide

Instructions:

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 hamsters

Although hamsters can be found in the wild, it is also common for them to be kept as pets. They have their short tails, stubby legs and small ears, making them different to many other kinds of rodents. Hamsters can be many different colours, including grey, brown, black, white, yellow, red or a mixture of several colours. Hamsters were first discovered in Syria, though they live in many places across the globe. In the wild, they like to live in warm, dry areas, like the edges of deserts, large grasslands, and sand dunes.

In this clip, we will see a hungry hamster biting off more than he can chew…

Write a fable (a story that teaches people a lesson) about a greedy hamster who finds himself in a similar situation to the one in the clip.

Make sure you include:

• A gripping opening, introducing the characters and setting
• A build up of action
• A problem that your main character faces
• A resolution to the problem
• An ending that explains the moral of your story and leaves your reader feeling satisfied

Remember to plan your story and use lots of vivid vocabulary!