Friday 22nd January
Literacy Focus: Try writing a newspaper.
Today we want you to have a go at creating your own newspaper article. You can choose whatever story you like - but I've included some mystery images that you could make up a story about. Visit Wednesday's lesson to remember what features you need.
When you are writing your own newspaper article:
- Make your headline short and snappy.
- In the first sentence sum up what the story is about.
- Write your report in the third person and the past tense.
- Split your newspaper report up into paragraphs to help the reader clearly understand the information.
- If you use quotes to make your report more interesting, don't forget to use speech marks!
- Use a photo with a caption to give the reader more information.
- Fill your newspaper report with both facts and opinions. Facts give the reader all of the information they need by using the 5 Ws.
Mystery News Stories (from FirstNews.co.uk)
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Maths
Today is CLIC and SAFE day!
Please email your class teacher if you do not know your login information :)
Topic-DT (Baking cookies)
In today's lesson you will adapt the original cookie recipe to create your own ultimate cookie!
Your cookie should have a cool name and later you will create packaging for it.
Once created, you should write down the recipe to share with your classmates.