Good morning everyone!! Welcome back to our second half of our Term 3 virtual learning. We hope everyone had a nice break. Indeed, we are now left with 5 weeks before the end of the academic year for 2019/2020!
Our topic for this term is Creepy Crawlies and we are going to learn all about minibeasts. So, today our focus will be on a book called Superworm (which we had read in class) but we will be looking at summarizing and writing your favourite part of the story. Then, for our topic today, we will watch a video about bugs and try to think of the different ways bugs move such as walk, fly and crawl. Can you come up with more?
Let's start our first day of learning by going to Mrs Chiam’s Zoom for morning registration and 2nd session at 11:00 am with your group teacher.
T.Dave Lohven, Genevieve, Gareth, Ghufran, Rafa, Liam
T.Zarina Hafiz, Sienna, Aretta, Jacob, Malak, Thomas
Mrs Chiam Nuh, Basheera, Param, Vlada, Kristan
Tasks for Tuesday:
1) Spelling - We will not have spellings this week. New spellings words will be released on Friday.
2) PE (Blog)
3) Literacy – WALT: Listen and read a story about Superworm.
Listen to the full story on our Primary Podcast
Next, you can select any one of the activities below.
Activity 1 - Story Sequencing - Summarize the story using first, next, then and finally.
Printable worksheet for Activity 1
Activity 2 - Which part of the story do you enjoy most? Draw your favourite part and tell us about it.
Printable worksheet for Activity 2
4) Maths - WALT: Understand half, quarter and three quarter turns.
First, watch a video by myself about rotation.
1 Star Challenge - Draw the 3d shape after each turn.
2 Star Challenge - Write down the shape after each turn.
3 Star Challenge - Identify and write the turns made.
5) Topic: WALT: recognize and identify minibeasts in our environment.
Let's watch a video about bugs. Then, answer the following questions:
1) Identify at least 5 different minibeasts.
2) How do they move about?
3) What do you know about each bug? Write interesting facts about them.