Maths

English

Lesson 1:

Identify angles

NOTE: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone is available in week 5. You are welcome to continue to read the book at your own pace.

Lesson 1:

LO: TBAT identify interesting vocabulary.

Have a look at the ‘Hagrid’s Description’ document.

Find some adjectives, nouns, verbs and prepositions.

Once you have completed this, think of some interesting vocabulary and add it to your lists/table – you can use an online thesaurus to challenge yourself!

Lesson 2
Compare and order angles. :

Lesson 2:

LO: TBAT write a character description

Using your lists/table from lesson 1, try to create some descriptive sentences about the character of Hagrid.

You can use similes, alliteration and anything else you can think of to make your sentences more interesting.

Here are some examples to help:

A gloomy, suffering seeped from deep inside his soul, nobody knew what was going to happen to the baby boy.

Exploding from every part of his chin was a bushy, charcoal beard that looked like wire.

Lesson 3:

Triangles

Lesson 3:

 LO: TBAT understand a character’s feelings.

Have a look at ‘Harry’s letter’.

Pretend that you are Harry.

1. How do you feel to receive this letter? Are you confused? Excited?
2. What are you thinking about?
3. How would Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia feel if you went to this school?

Lesson 4:

Quadrilaterals

Lesson 4:

LO: TBAT write a letter.

For this lesson, you are going to pretend that you are Harry Potter.

Have another look at ‘Harry’s Letter’.

You are going to write back to Professor McGonagall.

Remember to thank her for the opportunity to join the school, and let her know whether or not you will be attending Hogwarts school for witchcraft and wizardry (you have the choice!).

Lesson 5:

TBAT complete the arithmetic practice test.

Lesson 5:

LO: TBAT complete the Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar task.

Please note: there are 3 SPAG mats attached, each with vary difficulty. Pick the one that is most appropriate for your level.