Tuesday 27th January

Their, there, they're

‘there’ refers to a place or position.

‘their’ is a possessive adjective. This means it shows ownership or belonging.

'they’re’ is a contraction. This means it is a shorter way of saying ‘they are’

Complete these sentences with the correct word - there, their or they're.

Use the correct word to complete each sentence.

Tuesday 27th January 2026

To understand the similarities and differences between the Romans and the Anglo Saxons.

Task:

Organise these statements under the headings Romano-British, Anglo-Saxons or Neither.

Use the link below. Click on different parts of the picture to find out about village life in Anglo-Saxon Britain.

Stick the picture in your book and write some sentences.

Tuesday 27th January 2026

LC: Produce an effective information leaflet.

Today you are going to put all of your content onto a leaflet using your planning sheet to remind you of the layout.

27.01.26

LC: To be able to simplify mixed numbers.

LC: Subtraction and addition families.

Tuesday 27th January 2026

LC: To explain how Muslims celebrate Eid Ul Fitr.

Key Vocabulary

Eid is a special celebration for Muslims.
Eid al-Fitr is celebrated at the end of Ramadan.
Ramadan is when Muslims fast during daylight hours to focus on God, kindness, and self-control.

Explain using simple steps:

Special prayers
- Muslims go to the mosque or pray together at home or outside.
Wearing new or best clothes
- This shows respect and happiness.
Giving to charity
- Muslims give money or food to help people in need.
Family and friends
- Families visit each other and say “Eid Mubarak” (Happy Eid).
Food and celebrations
- Special meals and sweet treats are shared.
Gifts for children
- Children may receive money or presents.

Divide your circle into the sections below:

Write a sentence for each section and draw a picture.

Divide your circle into the sections below:

draw a picture for each section showing how Muslims celebrate Eid.