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Maths Identifying Fractions of Shape 7 Quantity (2) There is a video for this lesson on DB Primaru. You will need to watch it to complete the tasks. Talk Task: Match the fraction to the shape. Year 2 Thursday 4th March
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Page 1: Maths Identifying Fractions of Shape 7 Quantity (2)

Maths Identifying Fractions of Shape 7 Quantity (2)

There is a video for this lesson on DB Primaru. You will need to watch it to complete the tasks.

Talk Task: Match the fraction to the shape.

Year 2 Thursday 4th March

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Independent Task: Solve the word problem. Use manipulatives and a part whole model to help you.

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Reading The Iron Man

1. What does the word vanished mean? ___________________________________________

2. What did Hogarth say as he was running home? ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________

3. What did the farmers do when they saw the Iron Man in the pit? ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________

looming – to come into sight suddenly pit – a hole in the ground made by digging wallowing – to roll about like you are in mud glared – to look angrily

cogs

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The Iron Man page 35 – 37

Clink, Clink, Clink! Again, he tapped the nail on the knife. And now the Iron Man was coming. Hogarth could feel the earth shaking under the weight of his footsteps. Was it too late to run? Hogarth stared at the Iron Man, looming, searching, towards him for the taste of the metal that had made that inviting sound. Clink, Clink, Clink! Went the nail on the knife, And CRASSSHHH! The Iron Man vanished. He was in the pit. The Iron Man had fallen into the pit.

Hogarth set off. He ran, he ran home – home with the great news. And as he passed the cottages on the way, and as he turned down the lane towards his father’s farm, he was shouting “The Iron Man’s in the trap!” and “We’ve caught the Iron Giant.” When the farmers saw the Iron Man wallowing in their deep pit, they sent up a great cheer. He glared up towards them, his eyes burned from red to purple, from purple to white, from white to fiery whirling black and red, and the cogs inside him ground and screeched, but he could not climb out of the steep-sided pit.

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Writing The Iron Man: Character Description There is a video for this lesson on DB Primary

Tomorrow you are going to write your character description. Today you are going to draw your Iron Man and label it to help you write your sentences tomorrow. You will need you work from this week:

Task 1: Use the blank template to draw your Iron Man. Task 2: Label your drawing with the objects it is made from.

For example:

Task 3: Add interesting adjectives to your Iron Man.

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My Iron Man

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Climate and Landscape

As Africa is so big, it has lots of different climates and landscapes — from hot sandy deserts, rainforests, savannahs, to snowy mountain tops and long windy rivers.

Africa has the world’s largest hot desert — the Sahara. It can reach temperatures of 57 degrees Celsius during the day!

Most of Africa’s remaining rainforests are found in the Congo river basin, on the Atlantic Ocean side of the continent.

The Congo rainforest is famous for its gorillas, chimpanzees, and elephants as well as its native population of forest dwellers, known as pygmies.

Africa is famous for its amazing wildlife. Its animal reserves and savannas are home to wildlife such as lions, zebra and elephants.

The Serengeti is the most famous savannah in Kenya and Tanzania. It is the only part of Africa where annual migrations of animals, such as wildebeest still happen.

Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano in Tanzania. It is the highest mountain in Africa. It is part of Kilimanjaro National Park and is a major climbing destination.

The Nile is the world’s longest river. It flows for 4132 miles through Ethiopia and Egypt.

Sahara Desert

Congo Rainforest

Serengeti National Park

Mount Kilimanjaro

River Nile

Humanities What is the continent of Africa like?There is a video for this lesson on DB Primary

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You can find more information and maps of Africa at:

https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/earth/continents/africa/

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River Nile Sahara Desert Mount Kilimanjaro

Serengeti National Park Congo Rainforest

Task 1: Use a map or an atlas to find the different places listed below and label your map.

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Music High Sounds

What can you hear?

Song: Old Macdonald

flute violin recorder

Old Macdonald had a farm Ee-i-ee-i-o

And on that farm he had a ________ Ee-i-ee-i-o

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Mindful Colouring - African Patterns

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Maths Answers

Talk Task: