Hello Year 5, I hope you had an amazing weekend in the sunshine 🙂 The document below is this week’s lesson plan and below that are the attachments needed. If you need anything please email admin@brw.nottingham.sch.uk and only do what you can!
Maths
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
English
Art
Here is lesson 3, where you will put what you’ve learnt about Edvard Munch and drawing techniques into practice!
Come and See
Attached is the liturgy planning sheet
Other Activities
Here are some activities linked to our space topic, which you might enjoy doing as a project with your family or independently. Maybe you could make the planet somehow? Could it be using recyclable materials?….
Foliage
All the children had no food so they had to look In the foliage, trees and bushes
Great sentence Cole, I wonder what they found to eat…
As I saw the canopy of trees, I felt as if I had the weight of the world on me.
Lovely sentence Jacob, I love your use of a comma!
The unique nature in Pandora is as exclusive as being satisfied. In the damp,dusk forest, multiple roars were like echoes, levitating through the area. As I heard loud footsteps and echoing, immense roars, I felt as if I was encircled by strange figures. When I sensed the air, it felt very unusual, compared to our planet: Earth.
Hi Jae, what a wonderful description! I like that you’ve included the different senses and described the roars echoing. Great use of fronted adverbials too 🙂
Metaphors
A confetti of pearl scent flowers rested on the branches.
Twisted tentacles of vine hung down from the tree.
Similes
The islands floated as if they were balloons at a fair.
The moon was so large it was as if it was in touching distance.
Well done Charlotte, great similes and metaphors! The imagery you’ve created is very realistic – your writing is going to be very powerful 🙂
Similes
The grass is green as the trees leaves suede in the cool breeze
The snake moved like a ripple on the pond.
Metaphor
A wave of terror washed over him.
Her tears were a river flowing down her cheeks
Hi Logan, I love your simile of the snake moving like a ripple – it has great imagery. Your metaphor’s are also great, they’re tricky to get right! This will certainly bring your writing to life 🙂