Literacy
This week the children were so enthralled with Cassie's homework that they have decided they'd like to do their homework on the Loch Ness Monster, 'Nessie'.
Please write about the Loch Ness Monster, be as creative as you like...it's up to you how you choose to present your homework. You may choose a non-fiction style and write facts about 'Nessie' or you may choose to write a story. Some of the things you should think about when writing are:
Thank you and enjoy!
This week the children were so enthralled with Cassie's homework that they have decided they'd like to do their homework on the Loch Ness Monster, 'Nessie'.
Please write about the Loch Ness Monster, be as creative as you like...it's up to you how you choose to present your homework. You may choose a non-fiction style and write facts about 'Nessie' or you may choose to write a story. Some of the things you should think about when writing are:
- Capital letters and full stops.
- Making your writing interesting for the reader by choosing great words.
- Separating your writing into paragraphs (something we are concentrating on at the moment in class)
- Using a variety of connectives, to join two parts of a sentence together (and, so, because...)
- Make sure you've created your sentence first so when you start writing it all makes sense!
The purpose of this homework is to provide the children with
the opportunity to practice skills that they have been learning in class in
previous weeks. Click on the links below
for fun interactive games that will help your child to consolidate their
learning.
Hit the Button! – Doubling/Halving and Number Bonds
You can make this game
harder as you get better!
2D and 3D Shape
You can play easy, medium
or hard.
The relationship between addition and subtraction.
Thank you and enjoy!
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