Tuesday
Command sentences tell somebody to do something.
Bring me the ball.
They usually start with an imperative verb, sometimes called a ‘bossy verb’ because it tells someone what to do.
These might be words like ‘sit’, ‘fetch’ or ‘bring’.
Command sentences often end with a full stop, but they can also end with an exclamation mark.
Fetch me the ball!
Queen Nia is practising her commands. She tries out some new sentences.
Which one is a command sentence?
a) I am very tired.
b) Fetch my blanket.
c) Can you pass me the crown?
You have got to decide if these sentences are questions or command and add the correct punctuation.
The sentences are on Seesaw
a) Go back in to the classroom ________
b) Finish your dinner and go out to play ________
c) How will your kite fly ________
d) Meet us in London ________
e) Is Paris the capital of France ________
f) Stop fighting ________
To be able to subtract a 2-digit number from another 2-digit number without renaming.
Let's learn.
Let's try the guided practice.
Do you understand that it is important to tell someone if something about your family makes you unhappy or worried?
Families are all different, but every family should make us feel safe and cared for. Sometimes we might feel sad, worried, scared, or confused about something that happens at home. It’s always okay to talk about how you feel. Talking to a trusted adult can help you feel better and keep you safe.
If something at home makes you unhappy or worried, you don’t have to keep it a secret. Talking to a trusted adult helps keep you safe and helps things get better.
Who are your trusted adults?
Draw a picture of your trusted adults in the heart.
We are going to complete a handwriting assessment. You are going to copy this sentence into your new handwriting book.
This is a special sentence called a pangram because it has every letter of the alphabet in it.
