Maths:
LO: To draw bar charts.

This week we are going to continue with statistics but look at bar graphs. This is another way of representing data. Watch the video below, pausing it each time you are asked to do a question or activity. When you are asked to draw a bar graph, you will need to use a pencil, ruler and the book that has squares in.

You will need a dice for the last activity on the video. I’m sure you all have some somewhere in a game that you can use. 

Once you have finished this video, I want you to complete the Arithmetic paper I have attached below. I will post the answers on the blog tomorrow for you to mark your work with. Comment with your score!

English:

LO: To identify the features of a non-chronological report.

This week we are going to be looking at non-chronological reports. These are texts that are factual and give us information on a topic. You are going to work towards writing your own non-chronological report next week. Today we are going to look at the features of these texts and identify some of them in an example.

First I would like you to read through the 4 examples of non-chronological reports that I have attached below. Which one did you like the best?

RE:

LO: To research St John the Baptist’s Feast Day.