Monday 28th September
LC: Predict what might happen from details stated.
When we make a prediction, what are we doing?


We are now going to watch a short clip up to 51 seconds.
Using the clues from this picture... What do you predict will happen to the cloud making ring?

Were your predictions correct?
Let's continue the clip and make some more predictions

Can you predict what shape the clouds might be now?
Were you correct?
You can finish watching the rest of the clip.
Independent
We are now going to watch another clip. This time you will make the predictions in your books.
Watch the clip up to 0.57 seconds

What do you think the Meerkats will do next?
I predict that the Meerkats will...
Continue watching to 1.28

What do you think the vulture will do?
I predict that the vulture will...
LC: To use inverted commas to punctuate direct speech.
Today, we are going to write the third paragraph of our narrative.
Before we begin we need to look at the paragraph we wrote yesterday and make improvements.
Look at your feedback and respond with your green pen.
If you have VF come and talk to me.
Now let's look at the next two boxes on your plan. We are going to write about Humpy Rumpy's arrival and how he knocks over your main character.
We will need to include inverted commas for speech!
Where do inverted commas go?


LC: To be able to add two 3-digit numbers without renaming, using the column method of addition.





LC: To create different lines and marks using a pencil.
Drawing with pencils to create different type of lines, marks.
Looking at ways to change the lines and marks by using differing pressure.



Using different mediums we can change the look of our work. The feel of our work. Changing the marks we make can create lots of interesting textures.
It can change how we see images, art and everyday objects. By the way the light changes the surfaces on objects.

LC: To identify how Quentin Blake expressed himself through his illustrations.





LC: To draw in the style of Quentin Blakes using a pencil and a pen to add surface detail.








