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First, remind yourself of how and when to use parenthesis. If you feel you need further support, go back to our last parenthesis lesson (22/04/2020).
Next, complete the booklet. Answers are provided at the end of the booklet.
Tuesday 23/06/2020
Wednesday 24/06/2020 - Test Your SPaG Knowledge!
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Wednesday 17/06/2020 - Test your SPaG knowledge!
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Ocean Day - Monday 08/06/2020
Friday 12/06/2020 - Anne Frank's Birthday
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Friday 08/05/2020 - Bank Holiday
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English work W/B 20th April
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Writing tasks W/B 30th Match
1 - A setting description as if you were walking through the village
2 - A diary entry as if you were living there
3 - A playscript for something that happend there
4 - A list of comprehension questions you could ask to someone who is watching the video(s)
The opening scenes are excellent for descriptive writing of settings for stories. One is a deserted village and the next is an icy landscape. This could lead to a discussion about where the Vikings were from, enabling you to learn some geography content from the curriculum.
1 - A descriptive recount of a scene that you have seen
2 - A newspaper report of the battle
3 - A diary entry of Jotun's journey