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DO NOW: How fast can you complete this grid? Prime, factors and multiples Angles Multiply and divide by 10, 100, 1000 What are the prime factors of 90? 67 x 1000 Can you create your own missing angle problems? 1. One involving a triangle (maybe a certain type) 2. One on a straight line 3. One in a quadrilateral Give 2 factor pairs of 44 23.75 ÷ 100 I’m thinking of a number. I halve it. Add 14. Add 15 and my answer is 345. What number was I thinking? 122.2 x 100 1. A square-shaped room measures 6.5ſt on one side. What is the area of this room? 2. A rectangular field measures 10ſt by 3.5ſt. What is the area of this field? 3. Danny has a rectangular rose garden that measures 8m by 12.5m. One bag of ferlizer can cov- er 16m 2 . How many bags will he need to cover the enre garden? 4. 5.
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Prime, factors and multiples Angles Multiply and divide by 10, 100, 1000
What are the prime factors of
90?
67 x 1000
Can you create your own missing angle problems?
1. One involving a triangle (maybe a certain type)
2. One on a straight line
3. One in a quadrilateral
Give 2 factor pairs of 44 23.75 ÷ 100
I’m thinking of a number. I halve it. Add 14. Add 15 and
my answer is 345. What number was I thinking?
122.2 x 100
1. A square-shaped room measures 6.5ft on one side. What is the area of this room? 2. A rectangular field measures 10ft by 3.5ft. What is the area of this field? 3. Danny has a rectangular rose garden that measures 8m by 12.5m. One bag of fertilizer can cov-
er 16m2. How many bags will he need to cover the entire garden?
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The Mystery of the Colour thief—Ewa Jozefkowicz
White = 1 pt Orange = 2pts Blue = 3 pts
What is your im-
pression of the
character in just
the first 2 sentenc-
es?
Who is Milo? What time period
is this story set?
Why might the
main character be
appealing to the
reader?
According to the
text, how and why
did the man at the
start of the ex-
tract go?
What impression
do you think the
character has
about the sixth
formers
Punctuation
Correct wrong or missing punctuation
Homophones and spellings Word types
(independent clause = subject, verb and is a complete thought)
After much thought I decided to cook a pie
You need a spoon to eat your (dessert/desert).
Identify the subject and verb
1. My cake arrived.
2. Dave cried.
3. The keys didn’t fit.
The swords handle glistened in the sunlight but its blade sent
fear down my spine.
Solve the anagrams of some Y5 spelling words
kekuncl
matunu Mrs Corring walked; to the shops
she bought some eggs.
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BEST WRITE
Its time to get your best handwriting out or get typing!
If you want to handwrite, why not illustrate your page with the sword you describe?
Send me you final piece!
Science
Draw the particles in a solid How many times SHOULD you hold an experiment to make it a
fair test?
Can you see the moon in the day? Give an example of a solid, liquid and a gas
Which planet is hotter? Mercury or Venus? Why?
How many degrees is Earth tilted?
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Today, I would like you to try and make a parachute for a boiled egg. Which material do you think would be best? Have a go at trying out a range of different materials. I would love to see some photos of you trying your parachutes out.
Some materials you may use for your parachutes:
Kitchen roll, foil, paper, string, cello tape, a sock, a t-shirt, tea towel.
Any other ideas you have would be great! Be creative as you want, but remember I want the parachute to work!
