English: Today is your chance to become a reporter!  In a newspaper report, there is always the quotes paragraph, this is where the journalist has gone out and asked people about their experiences of the subject they are writing about.  I would like you to interview family members about what they thought of the lockdown and how they felt about a return to remote learning (obviously we know when we're going to be back in school, so make sure they pretend it's the night of the lockdown announcement!)

Make notes or record in a video your interview. These notes will help you when you write your report.

When you are recording your quotes make sure you punctuate the speech correctly. 

Remind yourself of our rules for punctuating speech, you will need to follow these to include quotes in your newspaper report.

• Each new character's speech starts on a new line.

• Speech is opened with speech marks (inverted commas).

• Each line of speech starts with a capital letter.

• The speech ends with a comma, exclamation mark or question mark before the closing speech marks (inverted commas).

• A reporting clause is used at the end (said Jane, shouted Paul, replied Mum).

• A full stop goes after the reporting clause.

Watch this video to remind yourselves!

https://tanworth-in-arden-cofe-primary.primarysite.media/media/how-to-punctuate-direct-speech

I'd also like to see some reported speech, do you remember doing this before half term? If you don't watch this video again to refresh your memory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvgJ1OAxruw

Challenge: Now use your interview answers to write out two quotes that you could include in your report, remember to use accurate punctuation.

Brain Break

Maths: Meet me at 10 o'clock for our Maths lesson!  Today we will be looking at dividing a 3 digit number by a 1 digit number.  We will be looking at the two different methods, using a place value grid to share and using a part, part, whole model to divide by partitioning!  

You have three questions to complete for your main task and an extension activity should you wish to do so!

Brain Break

Science: For your Science today, I would like you to refresh your memory about the parts of the ear by watching these videos and complete the activities on the BBC Bitesize page:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zgdmsbk/articles/zkdkmfr

https://tanworth-in-arden-cofe-primary.primarysite.media/media/how-the-ear-works

Then I would like you to label the different parts of the ear in the diagram and finally I'd like you to sort the different parts of the ear into one of the three categories, the outer ear, the middle ear or the inner ear.

Afternoon lesson: Meet me a 2:30 pm for ur afternoon feedback session, where we will be reviewing your work from today and I'll be giving you a challenge!