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Monday 6th July

 

Mathematics

English

What to do today

 

IMPORTANT Parent or Carer – Read this page with your child and check that you are happy with what they have to do and any weblinks or use of internet. 

 

 

 

1. Read the start of a book

 
  • Look closely at the Front Cover of Way Home.
  • Make brief notes about five things that you notice and what you think might happen in the book.
  • Read First Page Text. Is this how you expected it would be from the front cover. What do you think about Shane? What do you think might happen?
  • Listen to the Reading of the first part of the book, stop the video at 6.14, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjzP18bsSdQ.

 

2. Answer questions

  • Read Book Questions. Think carefully about your answers.
  • Write your answers as sentences making a paragraph for each section.

 

3.  Make predictions

  • Use Development/Resolution to note down with words and pictures what you think will happen in the rest of the book.  
  • Write about your predictions. What will happen to Shane? What will happen to the cat? How might the story end?

 

                                        Science

Try and have a go at some of the experiments below and explain your findings:

 

`1. Bouncing spotlight

 2. Kaleidoscope

 3. Splitting Light

 4. Bouncing Beam

 5. Magic Coin 

 

Hint:

Light travels in straight lines.

Reflection: Light bounces off objects, changing its direction and reflecting back.  Smooth, shiny surfaces (such as a mirrors) reflect light well.

Refraction:  When light moves between different mediums (water, glass ...) it slows down; it gets bent.

Light is made up of 7 colours - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.

Shadows are created when light travelling is blocked by an object.

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