Visit Education City to revise using a or an by completing the activity ‘Lance a lot’. Complete the sheet ‘Revise using a or an’ and mark your work. A support sheet is included to remind you how to use ‘a or an’. Please complete your next exercise on Bedrock Vocabulary. Finally, write a diary entry for what you have done this weekend.
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Revise how to use apostrophes for singular possession first before completing any of today’s tasks. You need to go to Education City to complete ‘Grammar on the Savannah’. Next, listen to and read the Learn Screen, ‘Explorers’ Adventure’. Once you have done this you need to complete the activity sheet ‘Explorer’s Adventure’ where you will need to use both singular and plural apostrophes for possession.
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Explorers Adventure – Answers Possessive apostrophes WC 18-05-20
You need to listen to and read the Learn Screen, ‘The Proof is out there’ on Education City. Complete the ‘Proof reading’ activity sheet. Once you have completed this work, write a diary entry.
Go to Education City to find today’s Learn Screen: Be a Good Sport 1. Listen to, and read the information carefully. Once you have completed this activity you need to complete the ‘Pitch Perfect’ sheet. Don’t forget your Bedrock learning too!
Remind yourself as to what nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs are before beginning your work today.
Nouns Adjectives Verbs Adverbs Reminder Sheet
Complete the Education City activity ‘Survive a Shower’ before completing the sheet.
Complete the Education City activity ‘Ready to Race’ before completing the sheet. Ready to Race Using using fronted adverbials
Complete ‘Slither River’ activity on Education City before completing the sheet. Slither River Identifying and using adjectives
Listen to and read the learn screen ‘Treasure Traps’ on Education City. This information will really help you with tomorrow’s writing task.
Answer the questions after completing ‘How to Train your Wagon’ on Education City. Using subordinating conjunctions
