Wednesday 1st July 2026

Rearrange the letters of each anagram to make a word using the clues below to help you decide what each word should be.

Wednesday 1st July 2026

Make predictions based on evidence stated and implied.

Stig of the Dump Chapter 4

This chapter is called

Gone A-Hunting

Based on  the title and the story we have read so far, what do you predict will happen in this chapter?

Fox hunting

In this chapter, we will read about Lou being invited to a fox hunt.

Fox hunting used to involve the tracking, chasing and killing of a fox by trained foxhounds and a group of followers led by a master of foxhounds, who followed the hounds on foot or horseback. Fox hunting with hounds had existed for 400 years and was developed as a means of entertainment for the aristocracy. (A class of people who have a high social position because of the family they are born into. Members of the aristocracy are usually richer and have more privileges than other members of society.) Fox hunting in this way is banned now in England.

 

 

Chapter 4 part 1

When we have read this part, we are going to predict what we think will happen next.

 

 

I predict that

 

 

Chapter 4 part 2

When we have read this part, you are going to predict what you think will happen next.

 

Chapter 4 part 3

When we have read this part, you are going to predict what you think will happen next.

 

Chapter 4 part 4

When we have read this part, you are going to predict what you think will happen next.

Adapted 1

 LC: Make inferences based on details stated and implied.

What is inference? Read the text below with your teacher, then complete the task below it.

Find the clues in the text to answer these questions, then write the answers  in your book:

1. Was Barney happy that Stig took the pocket knife? How do you know?

2. Did Barney like Stig's cave? How do you know?

3. What was the pile of newspapers and bracken for? How do you know?

4. What did Stig use the rolled up page of the book to do? How do you know?

5. Did Barney like cream of spinach? How do you know?

 

Adapted 2

 01.07.29

Multiply 3 digit numbers by 1 digit numbers

Adapted

Wednesday 1st July 2026

LC: To write a newspaper article based on the crimes of Macavity- modelled write.

Opening paragraph: 

Task: You will be imitating the opening paragraph that I have just modelled for you. 

 

 

Quote paragraph:

 

 

 

Task: you will be imitating the quote paragraph that I have just modelled for you. 

 

 

Closing Paragraph:

 

 

 

 Using the teacher model and your own plan write your newspaper article on the crimes of Macavity.

 

01.07.26

LC: Multiply three digit numbers by one digit numbers.

Review

Definition Detective

What is the meaning of each of these words?

submarine              subway               submerge

(sub – under or below)

unhelpful             unimportant             uncertain

(un – not or the opposite of)

internet              interview                international

(inter – between or from one to another)

Learning

Focus: Add the prefix auto-, e.g. autograph.

auto- is a prefix that originates from Greek meaning self, own or itself.

Read the sentences below with me. What does the prefix 'auto' tell us about the meaning of each word.

Because it had a special safety rule, the machine stopped automatically.     

She enjoyed reading the autobiography of the famous explorer.                      

He kept the author's autograph in a separate wallet so that it wouldn't get damaged.

The children were surprised to learn that autopilot can follow a particular route without the pilot touching the controls. 

He relied on autocorrect to spell difficult words.

Practise and Apply

Sticky Word Strategy: Triangle Words

automatic         automatically           autograph

autobiography           autopilot             autocorrect

autonomy               autonomous

What Will You Leave for Future Generations?

Key Question

What legacy will you leave behind?

A legacy is not just something you own. It can be your kindness, your courage, your ideas or the way you help others.

Every day, your choices shape the future.

Ask yourself:

• Will I be remembered as kind?
• Will I help others?
• Will I stand up for what is right?

Reflection

What is one positive thing you can do today that will make a difference tomorrow?

UNCRC

• Article 12 – Children have the right to express their views.
• Article 29 – Education should help children become responsible members of society.

British Values

• Individual Liberty
• Rule of Law
• Mutual Respect