The saga of Biorn the Viking

Your challenge - write the story of Biorn using only adverb openers!

Success criteria:

- use the adverb at the start of the sentence

- start each sentence with an adverb

- different connectives.

- no long sentences

- use interesting adverbs, adjectives, and verbs

- ? And !

The Lorax!

Today we have been using punctuation clues to read with expression! We used a playscript version of the Lorax.

We recorded our performances! Add your comments....

Matilda: Scene 1

George: Scene 2

James: Scene 3

Charlie: Scene 4

Charlie : Scene 5

Mr Fox : Scene 6

Mr Fox: Scene 7

Home of the future exhibition!

Thank you so much to all of the parents who attended our Eco home show!

We would love your comments on our blog!

Reading resources - Charlie and Mr Fox

Readers,

Today your job is to research to answer Mr Metcalfe's questions:

Why does flooding happen?
Could the flooding be linked to global warming?

Make notes on everything that you found out. We are going to use the notes in a presentation later on.

Use the resources on the table.

Charlie, there is an extra resource here for you:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_1610000/newsid_1613800/1613858.stm

Science afternoon - making circuits

This afternoon, 4EL have been making circuits. Here is what we learnt about circuits and electricity.

BBC 500 words competition

In morning meetings this week, we are inspiring each other to write great short stories. 

For learning credits this week, why not write a short story of your own for the BBC 500 words competition?

Hear some of the great stories that other children have written here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p017wlcf/clips

Subtraction word problems

I can use written methods for subtraction 

 1. There were 72 birds in a tall tree, but 33 of them flew away. How many birds are left in the tree? 

2. I had 56 chocolates in a box, then I ate 24 of them. How many are left? 

3. There were 53 books on my bookshelf this morning. Some children came and took 22 of them. How many books are left? 

4. Eric picked up a book with 42 pages. He read the first 11 pages. How many more pages would he need to read to finish the book? 

5. A comic costs 89p. I have 52p in my purse. How much more money do I need? 

6. I have 35ml of water. I use 23ml. How much do I have left? 

7. I have 65 pounds. I spend 32 pounds. How much do I have left? 

8. I bake 59 cookies. My friends eat 24 of them. How many are left?