Tuesday 9th June

Good morning 3/4K

Have you chosen an online quiz book to read? Lets see how many of you can complete a quiz this week. 

It was so good to talk with lots of you yesterday and hear what you have been doing. 

Suggested timetable for learning at home

Maths: 30 minutes

English: 30 minutes

       Break

Reading: 20 minutes

French : 20 - 30 minutes

Spelling: 15 minutes

English:

Listen again to Wilf Mertterns telling The Little Story That Didn’t Want To Be Told from Monday. Use the sentence stems to help you answer these questions:

•  What part of the story telling do you particularly like and why?      (think about his expression, emphasis, how fast or slow he spoke)                I particularly liked it when he ....         When he told the story it......          
• The Little Story was not very confident about being a good-enough story to be told out loud. What suggestions could you give for someone telling a good story? Make a list of some good suggestions.       My suggestions for telling a good story are:                                                                                              1. Make use you....          2.  Speak so that....            3.   Use gestures so that....           4. Try to... 

French

Le pique-nique

The picnic

Look at and revise the words below from last week:

Now look at some ways of saying your opinion about food.

• Think about what each character might be saying about the food they can see. 
• Match the pictures and the sentences.  You can write and draw them in your book.