Tuesday 5th May 2020 English: Writing in third person

Maths: Adding a 2 digit number to a 3 digit numberSpelling: Solve the spelling

PE: Spell and move… get into the groove!

English

Tuesday 5th May 2020

I can write in third person.

First PersonIf writing in the first person, write as though you are a character/person inside the text.

Describe how you feel and what you are doing or have done.

Use the pronoun ‘I’

For example: Last year, I went to Spain with my family. I loved it!

Other pronouns used in the first person:

mymemineweouroursus

Second PersonIf writing in the second person, talk to the reader directly.

Use the pronoun ‘you’.

The second person is used a lot non-fiction as well as in fiction texts.

For example: Before you begin, make sure that you have all of the tools listed above.

Other pronouns used in the second person:

youryours

Third PersonIf you are writing in the third person, you write about other people or characters.

You use the character’s name or pronouns such as ‘he’, ‘she’ and ‘they’.

For example: Michelle sped off at top speed and was soon in first place. She couldn’t believe that she was going to win!

Other pronouns used in the third person:

her/hershistheirs

Starter- Draw the table below in your book and complete the task.

In your book, write 6 sentences about elephants.

You can use the information you researched yesterday but you MUST make sure you write each sentence in third person!

Remember… you are not writing about yourself or the reader, you are writing about elephants.

*Hint*You can use other nouns and pronouns instead of repeating the word ‘elephants’. E.g. mammal, they, animal.

Maths

Today we will be recapping adding a 2- digit number with a 3- digit number with an exchange. Exploring which columns are affected.

I can add a 3 digit number with a 2 digit number with an exchange

5.5.20 V.V.XX

5.5.20 V.V.XX

Five in 51) 467+4=2) 635-32=3) 8x8=4) 64 divided by 8=5) What is half of 220?

5.5.20 V.V.XX

Five in 5-Answers1) 467+4= 4712) 635-32= 6033) 8x8= 644) 64 divided by 8= 85) What is half of 220?= 110

Hundreds Tens Ones

+

Step 1- Add your ones together. Do you need to exchange 10 ones for 1 ten? 7 ones + 4 ones= 11 ones. We exchange 10 ones for 1 ten.

Step 2- Add your tens together. Remember to check the door step. Do you need to exchange 10 tens for 1 hundred? 5 tens+ 4 tens +1 ten = 10 tens. We exchange 10 tens for 1 hundred.

Step 3- Add your hundreds. Remember check your door step. 3 hundreds + 1 hundreds= 4 hundreds

401

357+44=

754+46= H T O7 5 4

+ 4 68 01 1

Step 1- Add your ones together. Do you need to exchange 10 ones for 1 ten?

Step 2- Add your tens together. Remember to check the door step. Do you need to exchange 10 tens for 1 hundred?

Step 3- Add your hundreds. Remember check your door step.

Step 1

4 ones+ 6 ones= 10 ones.

Exchange 10 ones for 1 ten.

Put the 1 ten on the door step below the tens.Step 2

5 tens+ 4 tens+ 1 ten= 10 tens.Exchange 10 tens for 1 hundred because 10 tens= 100Put the 1 hundred on the door step below the hundreds.

Step 3

7 hundreds + 1 hundred= 8 hundreds

1) H T O

1 4 5+ 7 9

Now your turn

5) H T O

3 5 3+ 6 7

2) H T O

2 6 6+ 8 7

6) H T O

8 8 4+ 5 9

3) H T O

4 3 3+ 9 9

4) H T O

8 7 6+ 4 5

7) H T O

5 7 4+ 7 4

8) H T O

5 6 3+ 8 9

1) H T O

1 4 5+ 7 9

2 2 41 1

Now your turn-Answers

5) H T O

3 5 3+ 6 7

4 2 01 1

2) H T O

2 6 6+ 8 7

3 5 31 1

6) H T O

8 8 4+ 5 9

9 4 31 1

3) H T O

4 3 3+ 9 9

5 3 21 1

4) H T O

8 7 6+ 4 5

9 2 11 1

7) H T O

5 7 4+ 7 4

6 4 81

8) H T O

5 6 3+ 8 9

6 5 21 1

Challenge

Challenge-Answers

https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth/school/student/3505

SpellingThe ducks in each pool have been muddled up. Can you work out the spelling the ducks in each pool make? One has been done for you.

Spell and move… get into the groove! Use some of your spellings from this week to create a workout. Each letter in the spelling has an exercise to go with it.

Put all the letters from each spelling together and you have created a workout. E.g. If your spelling is ‘gold’, you would do the exercises near G, O, L and D.

P.E.Tuesday 5th May 2020