Monday 19th October
LC: To use dictionaries to check meanings of words.
A dictionary is a list of words or phrases and their definitions (what they mean).
Dictionaries are arranged in alphabetical order.
They help you to spell or understand any new words, so are a fantastic tool to use to improve your English skills.
In an English dictionary you'll find words beginning with 'a' at the front and 'z' at the back.
There are lots of words in the English language which begin with 'a' so it's not just the first letter that is important.
Words are organised alphabetically according to the following letters in a word too.
Activity
Can you find the below words in the dictionary?
Read the definitions.
Remember to find the first letter and then the second letter in the word.
nutritious
county
duty
relationship
mischievous
LC: Include sentences with more than one clause.
Today you are going to go back to your plan and add in a subheading for one of your nutrients.
Does it have to be the name of the nutrient only?
You should have two circles already filled in on your plan.
Add a subheading to your plan for your chosen nutrient. Research it and write down some information about it.
LC: To be able to subtract multiples of 10 from a 3-digit number without renaming.
LC: To create different lines and marks using ink.
Drawing with ink to create different type of lines, marks.
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.
