Good Morning! Hope you’ve had a lovely weekend.
Here is today’s work for you…
English
Today your task is to write a two-paragraph biography for a chosen famous person that you can research or know lots about already. Think back to the biography we wrote about William Shakespeare, what were the main parts of his life which were important to research.
Watch the video for help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7abluGwup8
Maths
Geometry Lesson 6: Calculating angles around a point. Power Maths Book 5C Pages 69-71. For Maths this week you will have been using a protractor. Just in case you missed it earlier, here is a guide on how to use one…
How to use a protractor!
Also don’t forget to use the discover pages – they are there to help you. Do let us know if you’ve any problems with Maths this week.
Reading
Read a book or a magazine that interests you – and please do let us know any books that you can recommend.
Spelling
This weeks spellings are all homophones and near homophones. Look up the definitions in order to know where to correctly use each one.
‘Make £5 Grow’ Challenge
Keeping with the theme of money, we are setting you a challenge. If you were given £5 to invest in a small business what would you do.
Follow these steps to develop a product which may make a profit when sold. Each step could be recorded on a poster or a PowerPoint.
- Product research: what type of product would you make? It could be a food? Or a craft? What’s already available out there? Can you find a unique product?
- Develop your product: make prototypes (models, examples), draw up developing designs and come up with your final product.
- Research prices to buy resources for your product. Where can you find the cheapest items? How many could you make with the resources?
Advertise your product. Make posters or a TV advert to sell your product, use persuasive or interesting language. Do some research online and see existing advertisements.
Have a good day,
Mr Stamp & Miss Bishop
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