Wednesday
To be able to identify the number of sides on basic 2D shapes.
Let’s explore.
Let’s learn.
Let’s try the guided practice together.
Turn to page 43 and 44.
Grammar Warm Up
What is a suffix?
A suffix is a letter or group of letters that goes on the end of a word and changes the word's meaning.
Sometimes they also change the original word's spelling.
When adding a suffix you might have to double the last letter. For example, when adding -ed to 'drop', you need to double the 'p'.
drop → dropped
Some suffixes have specific uses.
Adding -ing can change a noun into a verb.
garden → gardening
While -ed can put a verb in the past tense.
jump → jumped
Choose one of the root words below and add either -ing or -ed to give it a new meaning.
- wish
- sort
- lean
- watch
We are going to continue to explore the vocabulary used in adverts by identifying techniques authors use to persuade their audience.
Vocabulary we will need to know:
- rhyme- when words have the same sounds (yummy/tummy)
- alliteration- when words begin with the same letters (fantastic fun)
- exaggerate the positive- making something BIGGER and BETTER than reality
- slogan- a short, striking, memorable phrase (I'm loving it!)
Have you ever wondered why authors ask the reader questions on persuasive posters or adverts on the television?
Now it's your turn to find examples in the adverts we have in class.
Are you aware why Muslim's believe it is important to obey God?
Last week we learnt about commitment. Tell your partner what you can remember?
Talk partners.
Why do Muslim's believe it is important to obey God?
How do you obey God?
Create a poster showing how Muslims obey God. Think about the 5 pillars of Islam.