Learning Grid 18/05/2020Maths and
NumberLiteracy Other Areas
Symmetry
With someone at home, draw half a picture and see if you can draw the
other half.
Story StartersHe wandered aimlessly
through the house seeking any form of distraction to
avoid the inevitable doom.
Bleary-eyed, I went downstairs for breakfast,
the house was empty, even the furniture had
gone…
Three of us. We were the only ones left, the only ones to make it to the
island.
Pick one of the story starters above and create an imaginative story. Your
story should include: Paragraphs to
structure the events. Speech marks to add
dialogue between characters.
Climate Change
Since lock down, the environment has never been better! List/chat about all the changes
that have helped reduce climate change and improved animals’
environments.
Addend (missing number)
Roll 2 dice or choose two numbers (0-9) to create a
2 digit number. Roll 2 dice or choose numbers again to create another
number. Create a Missing Addend sum using those
numbers…Remember to put the
highest number after the = sign.
E.g. 34 + ___ = 57
Challenge: If you think you are confident can
you create 3 digit missing
ReadingRead for a least 15 minutes every day.
Pick your favourite book and write a new blurb for
it. Remember a blurb should be a summary of
the story without any spoilers!
P.E – Just Dance
On YouTube pick your favourite song and see if there is a just dance. If not can you create
your own dance?
addends!
Column SubtractionClick on the document above the grid, copy
and complete as many questions as you can. If you complete them all, ask someone at home to makes up
some more to challenge you.
Try and answer at least 5 questions a
day.
Spelling – ious & cious
Throughout the week list as many words that end
in ‘ious’ & ‘cious’. Example ious – glorious,
obviouscious – delicious,
suspicious
Try silly challenges e.g. whenever someone uses
one of your words throughout the week, you
must spell it out while doing star jumps.
You should also be practicing planet
words spelling lists every week.
GardeningThere are lots of items in
your kitchen you can plant: lemon seeds,
avocado/mango stone, basil etc.
Google how to plant it and see if you can make your
own plant.Here is a lemon seed I planted 5 weeks ago.
Multiplication
To practice multiplication:
Use the website ‘Topmarks’ www.topmarks.co.uk
Search for the game - ‘Hit the button’
Once you are confident with multiplication, try the division questions.
Antonyms Antonyms are words with
opposite meanings.Example: Happy – sad,
upset, unhappy, displeased, angry.Find antonyms for:
KindBoringHugeSlow
Hideous Stupid Safe
Challenge: add some of these words in your imaginative story.
Drama/VerbsWith your family write a list of verbs (doing words) and put them in a bowl. In teams see
how many you can act/guess in one minute.
Challenge: try and pick trickier verbs like ‘dreaming’ or
‘teaching’.