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Using research notes to write an information text
Using information you have found out and presented in a spider diagram, write up an information text about a habitat.
Words containing 'tch' (Phase 5 phonics)
The 'tch' grapheme is a trigraph (one sound made up of three letters) used to represent the /ch/ sound. Cut out these letters. How many words can you make containing 'tch'?
Writing research notes using a spider diagram
Decide on a habitat that you want to research. Then use this spider diagram to make notes on your habitat.
Writing task: A magical find in the garden
Imagine you have found a magical object in the garden. What is it? What happens when you touch it? Now write about what you've found – but don't forget to use adjectives, connectives, exclamation marks and question marks!
Writing task: finish The Magic Lamp
Can you finish writing the story about the magic lamp? What do you think happened after Matthew went swimming? What do you think his other two wishes were? You'll need to do this worksheet first: http://www.theschoolrun.com/reading-comprehension-the-magic-lamp
Writing task: My three wishes
What three wishes would you make if you found a magic lamp? Write them down here.
Writing task: write as Goldilocks
Imagine you are Goldilocks. What do you do in the three bears’ house? Write your own version of the story.
Writing task: Your first day back at school
Can you remember your first day back to school this year? How did you feel? Did you have a new teacher? Can you describe your teacher? What did you do on your first day? Did you make any new friends? Write a few sentences to describe what your first day was like.
Writing your own version of The Hare and the Tortoise
Think of two of your favourite animals. What would happen if they ran a race? Who would win in the end, and why? Write a story about it!
Adding and subtracting fractions practice
When adding two fractions whose denominators (bottom numbers) are the same, you simply add the two numerators (top numbers) and leave the denominators the same. Can you work out these fraction additions?