SKIP THE BALANCE CALCULATION- Miss Humphries messed up- woops sorry!
Spelling rule: '-sure' and '-ture'
Recognising fractions as a division
Compare and order fractions (over 1).
To compare and order fractions
Recognising fraction sequences
Homophones
Converting improper fractions to mixed number fractions
Converting mixed number fractions to improper fractions.
Converting improper fractions to mixed number fractions
Equivalent fractions
Division worded problems
i before e except after c
Recognising remainders
Dividing using remainders
Dividing up to a four digit number by a 1 digit number
Multiplying a four digit number by a two digit number
Silent letters
Option 1- Multiplying a two digit number by a two digit number (Recap yesterday's lesson)
Multiplying a three digit number by a two digit number
Why does the Moon appear to change shape?
Long multiplication method
Giuseppe Arcimboldo
Multiplying by a two digit number- part two
Multiplying by 2 digit numbers (grid method)
Spelling rule; '-ough' and '-ought'
Henry VIII and his 6 wives.
Multiplication- multiplying up to a four digit number by a one digit number
Estimating the area of an irregular 2D shape.
Comparing the area of 2D shapes
Spelling rules: '-ency' and '-ancy'
Calculating the perimeter of a compound shape
Watch the video carefully as this will help you write your own version of the film 'Marshmallows'.
Today, we are revisiting how to punctuate direct speech.
Unit 2.3, Lesson 5- 'Can religions help people when times get hard?'
Listen to David Walliams read his first two chapters of 'The boy in the dress'. After each chapter, pause the video to see if you can answer the questions.
You will need a pen and a piece of paper/notebook for this lesson.