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Illuminated Letters
In the Middle Ages books were all made by hand.
Books were hand written - not printed.
Religious books were the most common and many of these were copied out by monks.
Many people could not read and books were very valuable items.
Illuminated letters were used as a special decoration in books to add importance and interest.
Read and discover information about the meaning and purpose of illuminated letters.
Reading Link
Book History Timeline
Illuminated Letters
Research and find examples of illuminated letters on the internet.
Google images search "illuminated letter .... a, b, "
Use one of your initials for your own illuminated letter design to be added to your artefact box.
Create your own illuminate letter
Have a look at these designs:
Books were hand written - not printed.
Religious books were the most common and many of these were copied out by monks.
Many people could not read and books were very valuable items.
Illuminated letters were used as a special decoration in books to add importance and interest.
Read and discover information about the meaning and purpose of illuminated letters.
Reading Link
Book History Timeline
Illuminated Letters
Research and find examples of illuminated letters on the internet.
Google images search "illuminated letter .... a, b, "
Use one of your initials for your own illuminated letter design to be added to your artefact box.
Create your own illuminate letter
- divide a new journal page into 4 and sketch out some ideas for your letter design
- include a border with symbols, icons or patters and designs
- add designs inside or around your letter too
- colour with strong contrasting colours or use a selection of tones
- choose between a crayon and dye effect or pen, pencil and felt pens
- finish off by using a puffy paint / glue to make the outline of your letter stand out
Have a look at these designs:
A Pinch and a Punch
Thursday 1st August
Maths - Complete a series of pentomino tessellations on squared paper - make a variety of patterns by sliding, rotating and reflecting the a basic pentomino shapes.
Click on these images for some ideas and to remind you of the pentomino shapes.
10 am - Detail Sheet
Fitness
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11 am - Respect Writing
Use the sentence starters (if you need to) and the plans in your journal on your respect page.
Write TEN or more sentences that express / explain / tell / describe what RESPECT is.
Your sentences should inform the reader about your personal feelings and ideas about what RESPECT is - and what people need to do to show it.
DRAFT in your writing book - remember line spaces
EDIT - Reda with a buddy sentence by sentence - COPS capitals, overall sense, punctuation, spelling
PUBLISH - find the TEMPLATE folder in the DROPBOX and use the Respect document as a starting point for your published copy. Save your version as Respect (your name) in your own folder.
Hidden Example Below
Respect is as simple as a friendly smile.
When you respect people they show respect back.
Respect is letting other people have their own ideas and not telling them that they are wrong.
When you are patient and wait your turn you are showing respect to others.
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Middle Ages Reading - Note Taking
With a buddy start looking through books on the Middle Ages.
Make a MIddle Ages title page in your journal eg. with a castle and a drawbridge or weapons!
On the following page start making some notes about your favourite topics by writing keywords and drawing pictures.
Investigate some of the web links in this Springpad Notebook - Middle Ages Links
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Note for Mrs. Dudley
Why not grab the PE gear I discovered yesterday. I put it on a shelf inside the first cupboard. I don't think anyone will like it.
Maths - Complete a series of pentomino tessellations on squared paper - make a variety of patterns by sliding, rotating and reflecting the a basic pentomino shapes.
Click on these images for some ideas and to remind you of the pentomino shapes.
Fitness
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11 am - Respect Writing
Use the sentence starters (if you need to) and the plans in your journal on your respect page.
Write TEN or more sentences that express / explain / tell / describe what RESPECT is.
Your sentences should inform the reader about your personal feelings and ideas about what RESPECT is - and what people need to do to show it.
DRAFT in your writing book - remember line spaces
EDIT - Reda with a buddy sentence by sentence - COPS capitals, overall sense, punctuation, spelling
PUBLISH - find the TEMPLATE folder in the DROPBOX and use the Respect document as a starting point for your published copy. Save your version as Respect (your name) in your own folder.
Hidden Example Below
Respect is as simple as a friendly smile.
When you respect people they show respect back.
Respect is letting other people have their own ideas and not telling them that they are wrong.
When you are patient and wait your turn you are showing respect to others.
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Middle Ages Reading - Note Taking
With a buddy start looking through books on the Middle Ages.
Make a MIddle Ages title page in your journal eg. with a castle and a drawbridge or weapons!
On the following page start making some notes about your favourite topics by writing keywords and drawing pictures.
Investigate some of the web links in this Springpad Notebook - Middle Ages Links
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Note for Mrs. Dudley
Why not grab the PE gear I discovered yesterday. I put it on a shelf inside the first cupboard. I don't think anyone will like it.
Time Management
Friday 28th June
Things to organise and finish.
Lets plan to use our time well today.
Here is a list of things we need to work on and finish.
Marble Art - Plankton
Marble Art - Ocean Junk
Photographic Art + message
Titles for our art display
Short explanation of our art works and what thinking is behind them - what do they mean?
What an I - writing - plan, draft, edit, publish
Dance - whole class dance - coordination and moves
Dance costumes?
Short explanation of our dance and what it means?
Art evening speakers - presenters - write script for evening.
Things to organise and finish.
Lets plan to use our time well today.
Here is a list of things we need to work on and finish.
Marble Art - Plankton
Marble Art - Ocean Junk
Photographic Art + message
Titles for our art display
Short explanation of our art works and what thinking is behind them - what do they mean?
What an I - writing - plan, draft, edit, publish
Dance - whole class dance - coordination and moves
Dance costumes?
Short explanation of our dance and what it means?
Art evening speakers - presenters - write script for evening.
Wednesday 22nd May
Outline for the day
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Roll – Amy
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Maths from 9
to 10 am
3D Shape -
Finish cube construction from net – card on teachers desk.
Construct
square and triangular based pyramids by carefully drawing their own net –
measuring carefully
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News - Jea ha +
Fitness - Cross Country
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Fix the
Sentence + marking – on the Room 4 Blog
Reorder the words to make two clear sentences.
hagfish the kind has a surprising of self-defence. It has predator the ability to gum squirt out a mass of snotty, rubbery, goo which can up the gills of any.
Highlight the Answer
The hagfish has a surprising kind of self defence. It has the ability to squirt out a mass of snotty, rubbery, goo which can gum up the gills of any predator.
Blends – eet
– in back of work book
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NIE – Reading
your newspaper – complete an activity
Create a visual
usining pictures colour and words in your journal to help you remember some
of the new information you have found out from your paper.
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Complete your draft jellyfish report with three
paragraphs - minimum
1.
A jellyfish is
2.
Jellyfish have
3.
Jellyfish live by
Buddy Checking - COPS
1. Overall Sense
2. Punctuation
3. Capitals
4. Spelling
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Next
Type up your
report
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Or
Start
researching information about a different sea creature of your choice
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Afternoon Activity
Invent a Sea Creature
Use your current knowledge of different sea creatures and
the things they do to survive to help you create the ultimate sea creature. Brianstorm everything you can think of then do
a detailed drawing / diagram of your creature (A4) with labelled body parts to show
how this creature survives. Combine some
different sea creature names or invent a new name for your creation.
Individual or In a
group – then share your thinking with the class
List all the special
features you can think of that
sea-creatures have to
help them survive in the deep.
Creatures to Remember
or Think About
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Jellyfish
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Shark
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Anglerfish
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Octopus
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Hagfish
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Turtle
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Puffer Fish
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Sword Fish
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Electric Eel
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Dolphin
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Starfish
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What special
characteristics or body parts do these creatures have that help them to survive
in the ocean?
List Ideas under these headings – what do these creatures have?
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Protection
Self-defence or Camouflage – 10 ideas
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Skills Abilities
10 ideas
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Weapons Hunting
Fighting
Attacking - 10 ideas
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slime
ink
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sonar
sense of smell
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claws
suckers
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Self Management
Maths at 9 am
Complete your geometry research using the desktop computers and netbooks - Online Maths Dictionary
Detail Sheet after maths then...
See if you can use the blog to help you keep on task today.
Fix the Sentence -
work book - date your work - check after complete -
jillyfish can be foond in coatal waters wolrdwide jellyfish hav roomed the sees for moor than 500 milliun years thay are the oldist multi-organ animal on the planit
Full stops = 3
Spelling errors
/ wrong words = 12
Hidden Answer
After 12 minutes - Highlight and mark your work
Jellyfish
can be found in coastal waters worldwide. Jellyfish have roamed the seas for
more than 500 million years. They are the oldest multi-organ animal on
the planet!
Fast Finishers
Make words using this blend in the back of your work book
ash
three to get you started: cr_ _ _ sm_ _ _ fl_ _ _
Work with a buddy - can you discover more than 20
Cross country time
NIE - Newspapers in Education - Reading and activities - 10:30
11:50 am - You need to complete your 9 jellyfish sentences
(how many did you complete yesterday?)
Watch this video for more ideas - make some more notes - use the sentence starters.
A jellyfish is...
Jellyfish have
Jellyfish live
Jellyfish look like
Some jellyfish can
Most jellyfish eat
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1:30 pm
Making stuffed fish for our class window.
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