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Big Idea

Can you make a Rosa Parks bus?

You will need: Yellow paper/card, scissors, black paper, ruler/straight edge

First, draw the outline of a bus (sideways on)

Then, cut it out.

After that, cut two black circles and stick them where the wheels would go.

Then, draw three windows. Can you draw some people from out Rosa Parks book in these windows? Who are they?

Lastly, draw three straight lines on your bus. Can you write three sentences about Rosa Parks. Ut would be great if you could include a conjunction such as ‘and’, ‘because’ or ‘so’.

Early Bird: Watch the link below.

English:

Watch the story of Amelia Earhart on YouTube: Little People, Big Dreams. Amelia Earhart.

Come up with a special six that you like. The special six is interesting vocabulary that we can put into out future writing. It may be a long word that you want to learn how to spell, e.g. aeroplane.

Maths:

You will need a dice and some paper/pencil.

Roll the dice three times, recording each number as you do. Can you add all three numbers together?

Think about your number bonds to ten and twenty. Remember, number bonds are pairs of numbers that add to make a given number.

Have a go at the questions below.

Phonics

Christmas Surprise:

The Rotary Club have sent through a star for children to decorate it. You could print it out or draw your own. It is for people in Knaresborough to stick in their window this Christmas as a sign of community.

Early Bird Phonics

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Can you write 4 questions about what you would like to know about Amelia Earhart? Can you predict the answers to these questions?

Maths

Big Idea: Drawing a mouth

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Listen to the book ‘Little People, Big Dreams: Amelia Earhart’ being read on YouTube.

Can you think of any questions you have about the book? About Amelia? Write them down using a capital letter at the start of your question, finger spaces and a question mark at the end.

Maths – Have a go at the 10 more and 10 less problem solving questions below. Follow the link below for support.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7kw4xs

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P.E.

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We found the front page of a newspaper today. It was all torn up but it was about a pilot who had gone missing! A female pilot. We looked at pictures from the front page. We predicted what the article might be about. Can you write some sentences predicting what you think the article may have been about? Use the pictures from the article below.

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Big Idea

We have practised how to draw eyes in class. Now, we need to learn how to shade. Sometimes, we press hard on the paper to make the shading darker. Other times, we hardly press at all. This will make the colour lighter.

When shading, we always shade in straight lnes so that our shading is neat.

Can you shade circles? Practise shading in straight lines and practise varying the pressure of your pencil.

Nativity Practise

Practise your lines for the nativity.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zrnfvk7

Can you use pencils/lollipop sticks/straws/spoons or things you have at home to calculate the following subtractions?

22 – 11 =

25- 14=

28 – 22 =

English

Final opportunity to finish your Rosa Parks writing!

Phonics

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We are continuing to draft and write up our writing on Rosa Parks.

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WCR

Can you choose a book from home or from the internet to read? Your choice… enjoy!

PSHE

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Can someone at home read through your writing so far? Can they check for sense, finger spaces, capital letters and full stops?

When they have done this, count how many of our special six are in your work. Can you add any more?

Could you add a conjunction to make any of your sentences longer? Perhaps ‘because’, ‘and’, ‘so’ or ‘but’?

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Early Bird

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Look at the work from yesterday. Continue drafting your writing! You’re doing a brilliant job!

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Please use the work you have completed so far to draft your published fact file. Read the text below to give you some added inspiration!

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Big Idea

We will be drawing a portrait of Rosa Parks. To help with this, today we will practise drawing and shading a nose.

Follow the instructions in the video in the link below.

https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+draw+a+nose+for+beginners&rlz=1C1WPZC_enGB915GB915&oq=how+to+draw+a+nose&aqs=chrome.4.69i57j0l7.11713j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#kpvalbx=_-NOyX52MEIKd1fAP8dS4mAo20