1870 ENGLISH Stage Learning from H

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Continuity of Education -Learning from Home- Stage 3 Week 4 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Morning ENGLISH Spelling Spelling: Login to Soundwaves website to check this week’s phoneme Unit 21 - Year 5 password is miss156. Year 6 password is star919. Choose 20 words from your spelling list. Write your spelling list using clear, legible letters. Underline the nouns in blue. Underline the verbs in green. Underline the adjectives in pink. Underline the adverbs in yellow. Online Extra: https://www.fireflyeduca tion.com.au/soundwave s/ ENGLISH Spelling- Dictionary Meanings: Select 10 words and use a dictionary to find and write down their meanings. Select 3 interesting list words and research their etymology (origins) using a dictionary or online search. Record your research in dot points beneath each word. For example Leopard: ● Old French lebard, leupart ● Late Latin leopardus, literally "lion-pard, lion- panther" (the animal was thought in ancient times to be a hybrid of these two species) ● Greek leopardos, from leon "lion" (see lion) + pardos "male panther" ENGLISH Spelling: Sentences- Yesterday you used a dictionary to find the meanings of your 15 spelling words. Today you need to write 15 sentences to show your understanding of those words. Online extra: https://www.fireflyeducatio n.com.au/soundwaves/ Reading and Responding: Inference clues in writing: Learning Intention: We are learning to write using clues; to show not tell. This week you have been completing guided activities from the video: https://vimeo.com/42 3391870 To begin you will need the King Inference Activty worksheet. Today you need to continue watching the video and complete the ENGLISH: Spelling: Alphabetical Order Using your chosen 15 spelling words, write them out in alphabetical order. Extra: list the suffixes and prefixes in each of the spelling words. Reading and Responding: Inference clues in writing: Learning Intention: We are learning to write using clues; to show not tell. You will need Activity Sheet 1 and if you wish you can use the guided video: https://vimeo.com/42339 1870 Today on Activity Sheet 1 you will have 3 sentences that need improvement. Each of them are currently' “tell” sentences. Can you rewrite them and improve them by making them “Show” sentences? Share your work with your teacher ENGLISH: Spelling: Test See if you can get someone to read out the words to you. Reading and Responding: Inference clues in writing: Learning Intention: We are learning to write using clues; to show, not tell. You will need Activity Sheet 2 to complete today's task. On the sheet is a picture of a forest. If you wish you can also listen to the teacher's guiding you through the task on the video we've used throughout this week: https://vimeo.com/42 3391870 Your task today is to brainstorm some ideas about the picture of the forest. Once you've completed that, your second task is to describe the forest without using the word forest.

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Page 1: 1870  ENGLISH Stage Learning from H

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ning

s:

Sele

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0 w

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and

use

a

dict

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find

and

writ

e do

wn

thei

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s.

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list

wor

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sear

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etym

olog

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rigin

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r onl

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your

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bard

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te L

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leop

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liter

ally

"lio

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ion-

pant

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(the

ani

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th

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anci

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to b

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hybr

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leop

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s, fr

om

leon

"lio

n" (s

ee li

on) +

pa

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"mal

e pa

nthe

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ENG

LISH

Spel

ling:

Sen

tenc

es-

Yest

erda

y yo

u us

ed a

di

ctio

nary

to fi

nd th

e m

eani

ngs

of y

our 1

5 sp

ellin

g w

ords

. Tod

ay y

ou

need

to w

rite

15 s

ente

nces

to

sho

w y

our

unde

rsta

ndin

g of

thos

e w

ords

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ing:

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arni

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tent

ion:

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are

lear

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to w

rite

usin

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to s

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not

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ENG

LISH

:

Spel

ling:

Alp

habe

tical

O

rder

Usi

ng y

our c

hose

n 15

sp

ellin

g w

ords

, writ

e th

em

out i

n al

phab

etic

al o

rder

. Ex

tra:

list

the

suffi

xes

and

pref

ixes

in e

ach

of th

e sp

ellin

g w

ords

.

Rea

ding

and

R

espo

ndin

g:

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renc

e cl

ues

in

writ

ing:

Le

arni

ng In

tent

ion:

We

are

lear

ning

to w

rite

usin

g cl

ues;

to s

how

not

tell.

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u w

ill ne

ed A

ctiv

ity

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you

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e th

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1870

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day

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ctiv

ity S

heet

1

you

will

have

3 s

ente

nces

th

at n

eed

impr

ovem

ent.

Each

of t

hem

are

cur

rent

ly'

“tell”

sen

tenc

es. C

an y

ou

rew

rite

them

and

impr

ove

them

by

mak

ing

them

“S

how

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tenc

es?

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re

your

wor

k w

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our

teac

her

ENG

LISH

:

Spel

ling:

Tes

t Se

e if

you

can

get

som

eone

to re

ad o

ut th

e w

ords

to y

ou.

Rea

ding

and

R

espo

ndin

g:

Infe

renc

e cl

ues

in w

ritin

g:

Lear

ning

Inte

ntio

n: W

e ar

e le

arni

ng to

writ

e us

ing

clue

s; to

sho

w, n

ot te

ll.

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will

need

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ivity

She

et

2 to

com

plet

e to

day'

s ta

sk.

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the

shee

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a pi

ctur

e of

a

fore

st. I

f you

wis

h yo

u ca

n al

so li

sten

to th

e te

ache

r's g

uidi

ng y

ou

thro

ugh

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task

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use

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out t

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f the

fo

rest

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task

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des

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rest

with

out u

sing

the

wor

d fo

rest

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Writ

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Le

arni

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tent

ion:

We

are

lear

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to w

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you

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infe

renc

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writ

ing

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the

show

don

't te

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chni

que.

Usi

ng th

e sh

eet,

you

need

to im

prov

e th

e se

nten

ces

the

teac

her g

ives

yo

u. T

hese

hav

e be

en

prov

ided

for y

ou o

n th

e go

ogle

doc

- Mon

day

Infe

renc

e Ac

tivity

wor

kshe

et.

Shar

e yo

ur w

ork

with

you

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ache

r.

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king

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ning

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to

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ate

idea

s fo

r writ

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atte

r' re

late

s to

the

topi

c an

d m

essa

ge o

r poi

nt o

f vi

ew y

ou w

ant t

o ge

t acr

oss

to th

e au

dien

ce.

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deo:

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pare

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suni

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in

writ

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arni

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tent

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are

lear

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to w

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to s

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not

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ay y

ou

need

to c

ontin

ue w

atch

ing

the

vide

o an

d co

mpl

ete

the

cast

le d

escr

iptio

n. Y

ou w

ill be

ask

ed to

bra

inst

orm

and

th

en w

rite

a de

scrip

tion,

w

ithou

t usi

ng th

e w

ord

cast

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how

, do

n't t

ell!

Shar

e yo

ur

desc

riptio

n w

ith y

our

teac

her.

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king

& L

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: M

atte

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I: d

evel

op a

n ef

fect

ive

plan

for a

spo

ken

text

. Vi

ew -

the

less

on o

n ho

w

to b

rain

stor

m a

nd p

lan

for

your

cho

sen

topi

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des

crip

tion.

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will

be a

sked

to b

rain

stor

m a

nd

then

writ

e a

desc

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th

e pi

ctur

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ur te

ache

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spee

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how

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spee

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atch

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abo

ut

whi

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be

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to o

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and

stru

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spee

ch

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incl

udes

thin

gs

such

as:

Beg

inni

ng -a

brie

f, st

rong

beg

inni

ng w

ill ca

ptur

e yo

ur

audi

ence

's a

ttent

ion.

Mid

dle

- dev

elop

the

subj

ect o

r the

me

of

your

spe

ech

in th

e m

iddl

e.

• En

ding

- A

shor

t po

wer

ful e

ndin

g.

• Ti

min

g - r

efer

s to

how

lo

ng it

take

s to

say

yo

ur s

peec

h.

Act

ivity

: Loo

k at

you

r br

ains

torm

from

the

prev

ious

less

on o

n yo

ur

chos

en to

pic.

D

evel

op/im

prov

e yo

ur p

lan

choo

sing

the

best

met

hod

stru

ctur

e to

org

anis

e yo

ur

info

rmat

ion/

reas

ons.

R

esea

rch

fact

s th

at c

ould

su

ppor

t you

r inf

orm

atio

n/

reas

ons.

Rem

embe

r: sh

ow, d

on't

tell!

Sha

re y

our w

ork

with

yo

ur te

ache

r!

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king

& L

iste

ning

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resp

ond

quic

kly

to a

st

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us to

writ

e an

im

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arni

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nd

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plet

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mes

with

a

partn

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pare

nt

or s

iblin

g

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ch th

e Im

prom

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spee

ch a

nd u

se th

e qu

estio

ns to

refle

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n th

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ure

of a

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prom

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2

D

ay 1

D

ay 2

D

ay 3

D

ay 4

D

ay 5

Act

ivity

: col

labo

rativ

ely

add

to y

our c

lass

es b

rain

stor

m

for t

opic

s th

at y

ou c

ould

co

mpl

ete

your

spe

ech

on

thin

king

abo

ut ‘B

ig Is

sues

’ in

the

wor

ld.

Whe

n ch

oosi

ng a

topi

c,

choo

se o

ne th

at y

ou li

ke

and

know

a lo

t abo

ut, b

ut

also

one

that

you

r au

dien

ce m

ight

be

inte

rest

ed in

.

Act

ivity

: cho

ose

one

topi

c th

at y

ou a

re e

xtre

mel

y pa

ssio

nate

abo

ut fo

r you

r sp

eech

. Bra

inst

orm

and

pl

an th

e in

form

atio

n an

d re

ason

s yo

u ha

ve o

n th

is

topi

c.

Why

do

you

thin

k th

is is

th

e be

st m

etho

d ch

oice

?

Bre

ak

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MAT

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actio

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obje

cts.

Writ

e do

wn

the

coor

dina

tes

of

each

obj

ect.

MAT

HS

Ope

n-en

ded

ques

tion:

1.

Sam

, who

is in

yea

r 5, i

s 8

cm ta

ller t

han

his

frien

d G

arry

. How

tall

mig

ht th

ey

both

be?

2.

Exa

ctly

¾ o

f the

chi

ldre

n in

Mar

k’s

clas

s w

ent t

o th

e m

ovie

s in

the

holid

ays.

H

ow m

any

child

ren

mig

ht

ther

e be

in M

ark’

s cl

ass?

Pl

ottin

g C

oord

inat

es o

n th

e C

arte

sian

Pla

ne

Wat

ch P

PT p

oste

d by

you

r te

ache

r on

Goo

gle

Cla

ssro

om.

On

the

final

slid

e yo

u w

ill se

e 36

coo

rdin

ates

. Plo

t th

ese

onto

a C

arte

sian

Pl

ane

in o

rder

and

con

nect

ea

ch p

lot w

ith a

stra

ight

lin

e un

til y

ou h

ave

reve

aled

th

e se

cret

pic

ture

.

MAT

HS

Ope

n-en

ded

ques

tion:

1.

Whe

n ro

lling

once

dic

e,

wha

t are

som

e ou

tcom

es

that

hav

e a

prob

abilit

y of

1/

3?

2. D

esig

n a

spin

ner f

or

whi

ch th

e ch

ance

of

spin

ning

red

is 1

/3.

Cha

nce

W

atch

the

vide

o po

sted

by

your

teac

her o

n G

oogl

e C

lass

room

.

Then

com

plet

e th

e ta

ble

on

Goo

gle

Slid

es to

sho

w th

e ch

ance

s of

win

ning

and

lo

sing

in R

ock,

Pap

er,

Scis

sors

. Yo

u ar

e go

ing

to p

lay

som

e ro

unds

of t

he g

ame

and

reco

rd y

our r

esul

ts.

Com

pare

them

to th

e ch

ance

you

foun

d of

w

inni

ng.

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© N

SW D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion,

Jul

-21

3

D

ay 1

D

ay 2

D

ay 3

D

ay 4

D

ay 5

Bre

ak

Brea

k Br

eak

Brea

k Br

eak

Brea

k

Afte

rno

on

Get

Act

ive@

Hom

e Fo

cus:

Cat

chin

g

View

the

vide

o:

http

s://v

imeo

.com

/413

4428

23 Pr

actis

e th

e sk

ill of

cat

chin

g by

par

ticip

atin

g in

the

chal

leng

es a

nd m

ega

chal

leng

es.

PDH

Brai

nsto

rm ‘m

edic

ines

’. W

hat d

oes

it m

ean?

Loo

k up

in d

ictio

nary

and

cl

arify

. Thi

nk a

bout

di

ffere

nt ty

pes

of

med

icin

es a

nd w

here

they

ar

e ob

tain

ed.

Writ

e a

proc

edur

e fo

r ta

king

a m

edic

ine.

Cre

ate

a ch

arac

ter a

nd

add

the

title

, for

exa

mpl

e,

Sens

ible

Sue

or

Res

pons

ible

Ric

ky ta

kes

med

icin

e sa

fely

. Writ

e a

narra

tive

usin

g th

e ch

arac

ter t

o illu

stra

te th

e ru

les

for t

akin

g m

edic

ines

sa

fely

.

Stat

emen

ts c

ould

incl

ude:

- R

ead

inst

ruct

ions

on

med

icin

e

Get

Act

ive@

Hom

e Fo

cus:

Thr

owin

g –

Und

erar

m T

hrow

View

the

vide

o:

http

s://v

imeo

.com

/420

9579

52

Prac

tise

the

skill

of

unde

rarm

thro

win

g by

pa

rtici

patin

g in

the

chal

leng

es a

nd m

ega

chal

leng

es.

Geo

grap

hy -

Land

form

s

In y

our o

wn

wor

ds w

rite

a de

finiti

on o

f wha

t a

land

form

is?

Res

earc

h an

d re

cord

a

defin

ition

of t

he fo

llow

ing

land

form

s –

mou

ntai

ns,

plai

ns, p

late

aus,

rive

rs,

bank

s, v

alle

ys, g

laci

ers

dune

s an

d is

land

s.

On

a m

ap o

r dra

win

g of

Au

stra

lia id

entif

y w

here

yo

u m

ay fi

nd s

ome

of th

e di

ffere

nt la

ndfo

rms.

Thi

s ca

n in

clud

e la

ndfo

rms

that

ar

e no

t lis

ted

abov

e.

Writ

e ho

w y

ou th

ink

land

form

s in

fluen

ce h

ow

peop

le s

ettle

in d

iffer

ent

area

s.

Get

Act

ive@

Hom

e Fo

cus:

Thr

owin

g –

Ove

rarm

Thr

ow

View

the

vide

o:

http

s://v

imeo

.com

/425

1019

68

Prac

tise

the

skill

of

over

arm

thro

win

g by

pa

rtici

patin

g in

the

chal

leng

es a

nd m

ega

chal

leng

es.

Scie

nce

Wat

ch:

http

s://w

ww

.inqu

isiti

ve.c

om/v

ideo

/100

8-w

hat-m

akes

-a-

plan

et-a

-pla

net

Wat

ch th

e vi

deo

and

answ

er th

e fo

llow

ing

ques

tions

: 1. W

hat a

re th

e 3

rule

s fo

r a p

lane

t to

be

clas

sifie

d as

a p

lane

t 2.

How

can

you

exp

lain

the

3rd

rule

? H

int:

wha

t ex

perim

ents

did

the

scie

ntis

ts p

refo

rm 3

. Why

is

Plu

to n

ow c

lass

ified

as

a dw

arf p

lane

t?

Cho

ose

anot

her d

war

f pl

anet

from

the

list b

elow

an

d re

sear

ch 8

inte

rest

ing

fact

s ab

out i

t.

Eris

, Hau

mea

, Lun

a,

Mak

emak

e

Get

Act

ive@

Hom

e Fo

cus:

Adv

ance

d Th

row

ing

View

the

vide

o:

http

s://v

imeo

.com

/460

5495

58

Prac

tise

the

skill

of

thro

win

g by

par

ticip

atin

g in

th

e ch

alle

nges

and

meg

a ch

alle

nges

.

Mus

ic

Lear

ning

Inte

ntio

n:

To li

sten

to d

iffer

ent g

enre

s of

mus

ic a

nd to

iden

tify

the

‘Moo

d/Fe

elin

g’ a

nd

‘Tem

po’ w

ithin

eac

h so

ng.

Def

initi

ons:

Feel

ing/

Moo

d:

Feel

ing

is v

ery

pers

onal

. Th

eref

ore,

this

will

depe

nd

on th

e lis

tene

r’s p

erso

nal

tast

e an

d em

otio

nal s

tate

at

the

time

they

are

lis

teni

ng to

the

mus

ical

pi

ece.

Tem

po: T

empo

is th

e sp

eed

of m

usic

.

It is

a s

tead

y co

nsta

nt

puls

e, h

owev

er it

can

be

Cat

ch U

p Ti

me

Use

this

tim

e to

com

plet

e an

y un

finis

hed

task

s.

Ref

lect

ion

Tim

e W

hat w

as a

pos

itive

from

yo

ur w

eek?

W

hat w

as s

omet

hing

in

tere

stin

g th

at y

our

lear

ned?

Did

you

lear

n so

met

hing

ne

w a

bout

you

rsel

f?

Set a

per

sona

l goa

l for

ne

xt w

eek.

Opt

iona

l Ext

ra

Frid

ay S

TEM

cha

lleng

e

Build

a b

oat t

hat f

loat

s on

w

ater

.

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4

D

ay 1

D

ay 2

D

ay 3

D

ay 4

D

ay 5

bottl

es o

r pac

kets

an

d co

llect

re

quire

d eq

uipm

ent,

for

exam

ple,

med

icin

e gl

ass,

gla

ss o

f w

ater

. -

Ensu

re it

is th

e co

rrect

tim

e of

da

y.

- M

easu

re th

e co

rrect

dos

age,

for

exam

ple,

5m

l -

Take

med

icin

e -

Put t

he m

edic

ine

back

in th

e m

edic

ine

cabi

net

- C

lean

equ

ipm

ent

slow

or f

ast o

r in-

betw

een,

an

d it

can

chan

ge d

urin

g a

song

.

Emot

ions

in M

usic

:

Clic

k on

this

link

to le

arn

mor

e ab

out F

eelin

g/M

ood

in M

usic

:

http

s://w

ww

.you

tube

.com

/w

atch

?v=d

Oky

KyVF

nSs

Tem

po in

det

ail:

Clic

k on

this

link

to le

arn

mor

e ab

out T

empo

:

http

s://w

ww

.you

tube

.com

/w

atch

?v=W

-x7s

-mIX

Pc

List

en a

nd ro

ll ac

tivity

:

Play

the

gam

e ‘L

iste

n an

d R

oll’

by y

ours

elf a

nd re

cord

yo

ur a

nsw

ers

by w

ritin

g th

e nu

mbe

r tha

t you

r rol

led,

fo

llow

ed b

y yo

ur a

nsw

er

next

to it

.

Step

1: L

iste

n to

the

song

Step

2: R

oll a

dic

e 3

times

pe

r son

g, a

nd a

nsw

er th

e qu

estio

ns th

at c

orre

spon

d w

ith e

ach

num

ber.

Rep

eat s

teps

1-2

with

eac

h

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© N

SW D

epar

tmen

t of E

duca

tion,

Jul

-21

5

D

ay 1

D

ay 2

D

ay 3

D

ay 4

D

ay 5

of th

e 3

song

s gi

ven.

Not

e:

if yo

u do

n’t h

ave

a di

ce a

t ho

me,

sim

ply

choo

se 3

qu

estio

ns a

t ran

dom

.

(Clic

k on

the

Mus

ic

Pow

erPo

int,

Slid

e #7

for

the

num

ber m

eani

ngs)

Rol

l the

dic

e to

the

follo

win

g so

ngs:

1. C

an’t

stop

the

feel

ing

from

the

mov

ie ‘T

rolls

:

http

s://y

outu

.be/

oWgT

qLC

LE8k

2. ‘T

ake

Five

’ by

the

Dav

e Br

ubec

k Q

uarte

t

http

s://y

outu

.be/

vmD

DO

FXSg

As

3. Ir

ish

Dan

cing

Mus

ic:

http

s://y

outu

.be/

hhD

dqk7

nYF

s

Use

ful

Link

s So

undw

aves

Onl

ine

http

s://w

ww

.fire

flyed

ucat

ion.

com

.au/

soun

dwav

es/

Mat

hlet

ics

http

s://w

ww

.mat

hlet

ics.

com

/au/

Scho

last

ic

http

s://c

lass

room

mag

azi

nes.

scho

last

ic.c

om/s

uppo

rt/le

arna

thom

e.ht

ml?

cach

ing

Stor

ylin

eonl

ine

http

s://w

ww

.sto

rylin

eonl

ine

.net

/

Beh

ind

The

New

s ht

tps:

//ww

w.a

bc.n

et.a

u/b

tn/

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6

D

ay 1

D

ay 2

D

ay 3

D

ay 4

D

ay 5

Sp

ellin

g C

ode

Bre

aker

Bog

gle

Cha

lleng

e: C

ompl

ete

the

bogg

le c

halle

nge

and

subm

it yo

ur li

st a

nd s

core

.

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Page 9: 1870  ENGLISH Stage Learning from H

INFERENCE CLUES IN WRITINGLearning Intention: We are learning to write using clues, show don’t tell

Success Criteria:● I can improve a text by including clues● I can make a more detailed description with clues

Watch the video https://vimeo.com/423391870The teacher will ask you to have a go at changing the show sentences totell sentences. You may need to pause the video as you write yoursentence.You can record them on a piece of paper or on this google document.

Show Tell

The girl was nervous

The horse was bored

Improve these sentences:The teacher on the video will guide you through this and provide you withbanks of words.

The sun was very hot and hurting her skin.

The bird was about to fly.

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INFERENCE CLUES IN WRITINGLearning Intention: We are learning to write using clues, show don’t tellSuccess Criteria:

● I can improve a text by including clues● I can make a more detailed description with clues

Rewatch the video https://vimeo.com/423391870 or fast forward it to 9 minutes 13seconds to complete todays’ task.

Activity sheet 1: Improving with clues❏ Use the target word or select your own.❏ Brainstorm some words and phrases that are clues for the target word.❏ Create an improved sentence using clues for the target word.❏ You might like to add more detail in your sentence or change more words to

clues.

Boring sentence:

The koala climbed the tree.

Improved sentence:

Boring sentence:

The boy was scared.

Improved sentence:

Boring sentence:

The castle was huge and scary.

Improved sentence:

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INFERENCE CLUES IN WRITINGLearning Intention: We are learning to write using clues, show don’t tellSuccess Criteria:

● I can improve a text by including clues● I can make a more detailed description with clues

Rewatch the video https://vimeo.com/423391870 or fast forward it to 9 minutes 13seconds to complete todays’ task

❏ Use the image to create a brainstorm.❏ Create a paragraph to describe your image using clues.❏ Banned word: forest.

Description:

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INFERENCE CLUES IN WRITINGLearning Intention: We are learning to write using clues; to show, not tellSuccess Criteria:

● I can improve a text by including clues● I can make a more detailed description with clues❏ Use the image to create a brainstorm.

Brainstorm:

Now have a go at describing the castle without mentioning the wordcastle

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INFERENCE CLUES IN WRITINGLearning Intention: We are learning to write using clues; to show, not tellSuccess Criteria:

● I can improve a text by including clues● I can make a more detailed description with clues❏ Use the image to create a brainstorm of vocabulary about these items:

Brainstorm:

Now have a go at describing the king without mentioning the wordking

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TOM

OS

ROBE

RTS

– A

BOU

T TH

E A

UTH

OR

AN

D H

IS

STO

RY

•TO

MO

S RO

BER

TS  (

TOM

FOO

LERY

) IS

A S

POK

EN-W

OR

D P

OET

AN

D F

ILM

MA

KER

, BO

RN IN

NEW

ZEA

LAN

D T

O W

ELSH

PA

REN

TS.

•H

E W

AS

INSP

IRED

TO

WRI

TE T

HE

GRE

AT R

EALI

ZATI

ON

 WH

ILE

HO

MES

CH

OO

LIN

G H

IS

SEV

EN-Y

EAR-

OLD

BRO

THER

AN

D S

ISTE

R.

•TH

E RE

SULT

ING

FIL

M IN

CLU

DES

A C

AM

EO F

ROM

HIS

BRO

THER

, CA

I.

•SI

NC

E IT

S RE

LEA

SE, T

OM

OS’

S H

EART

FELT

PO

EM H

AS

BEEN

WAT

CH

ED B

Y TE

NS

OF

MIL

LIO

NS,

BRIN

GIN

G W

ITH

IT N

EWSP

APE

R A

ND

TV

INTE

RVIE

WS,

HIG

H-P

ROFI

LE E

ND

ORS

EMEN

TS, A

ND

THO

USA

ND

S O

F M

ESSA

GES

OF

APP

REC

IATI

ON

FRO

M A

ROU

ND

TH

E W

ORL

D.

• T

OM

OS

LIV

ES IN

LO

ND

ON

.

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QU

ESTI

ON

S

•WH

Y D

O Y

OU

TH

INK

THE

AU

THO

R C

HO

SE T

HIS

TIT

LE?

EXPL

AIN

•WH

AT IS

TH

E M

AIN

IDEA

OR

MES

SAG

E FR

OM

TH

E PO

EM?

•HO

W D

OES

TH

E A

UTH

OR

DES

CRI

BE T

HE

WO

RLD

BEF

ORE

TH

E V

IRU

S?

•WH

AT IS

TH

E C

ORE

MES

SAG

E RO

BERT

S W

AN

TED

HIS

BRO

THER

, SIS

TER

AN

D T

HE

WID

ER A

UD

IEN

CE

TAKE

AW

AY F

ROM

INTE

RAC

TIN

G W

ITH

TH

IS P

OEM

?

•HO

W D

OES

TH

E V

IRU

S C

ON

TIN

UE

TO IM

PAC

T YO

UR

LIFE

?

•HO

W D

O Y

OU

FEE

L A

BOU

T TH

IS?

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DRE

AM

OF

TOM

ORR

OW

•IN

HIS

PO

EM R

OBE

RT U

RGES

HIS

BRO

THER

:

‘SO

LIE

DO

WN

AN

D D

REA

M O

F TO

MO

RRO

W

AN

D A

LL T

HE

THIN

GS

THAT

WE

CA

N D

O.

AN

D W

HO

KN

OW

S, IF

WE

DRE

AM

HA

RD E

NO

UG

H.

MAY

BE S

OM

E O

F TH

EM W

ILL

CO

ME

TRU

E’

•W

HAT

DO

YO

U D

REA

M Y

OU

R ‘T

OM

ORR

OW

’ WIL

L LO

OK

LIKE

?

•W

HAT

CA

N W

E D

O T

O H

ELP

SHA

PE T

HIS

?

YOU

MAY

WRI

TE O

R IL

LUST

RATE

YO

UR

AN

SWER

- (E

VEN

CRE

ATE

A G

RAPH

IC N

OV

EL P

AG

E IF

YO

U

CH

OO

SE)

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SOM

ETH

ING

TO

TH

INK

ABO

UT

AN

D P

ON

DER

•20/

20 R

EFER

S TO

NO

RMA

L V

ISIO

N.

•HIN

DSI

GH

T M

EAN

S TO

LO

OK

BAC

K O

R A

REF

LEC

TON

TH

ING

S IN

THE

PAST

•WH

AT D

OES

TH

E A

UTH

OR

MEA

N W

HEN

HE

STAT

ES “

HIN

DSI

GH

T’S

2020

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STRU

CTU

RE A

ND

PU

RPO

SE

•W

HAT

WA

S TH

E A

UTH

ORS

’WRI

TE O

F PU

RPO

SE?”

- TO

PER

SUA

DE,

INFO

RM, E

NTE

RTA

IN O

R

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Y5 & Y6

Task A

COMPARING PARTS

Part A

Order the fractions from smallest to largest:

The wings as

a fraction of

a butterfly.

The trunk as a

fraction of an

elephant.

A fingernail

as a fraction

of a human.

The fin as a

fraction of

a shark.

For each pair, circle the larger fraction:

The fingers as a fraction of a hand

The hands as a fraction of the bodyOR

The toes as a fraction of a foot

The fingers as a fraction of a handOR

The brain as a fraction of the head

The bones as a fraction of the bodyOR

Which is the larger fraction?

Explain how you know.

Part B

Part C

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Y5 & Y6

Task B

COMPARING PARTS

Part A

Order the fractions from smallest to largest:

The wings as

a fraction of

a butterfly.

The trunk as a

fraction of an

elephant.

A fingernail

as a fraction

of a human.

The fin as a

fraction of

a shark.

Order these fractions from smallest to largest:

The fingers as a fraction of a hand

The hands as a fraction of the body

The toes as a fraction of a foot

The brain as a fraction of the head

Part B

Part C

Think of two of your own examples. Where do they fit in the order?

For each rectangle, estimate the fraction that is blue.

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Mondrian Fractions

Key Vocabulary• Numerator• Denominator• Equivalent Fraction

Grade Level4th-5th grade

Lesson adapted from Susan Riley’s Lesson Seeds, EducationCloset

Materials• Piet Mondrian artwork examples• Pacon® Ruled Cross Section Drawing Paper,

1⁄2 inch ruling, item #2863• Pencil• Markers

Resources • Piet Mondrian artwork• Fraction Bars (optional)

Activity continued on next page...

Objective Students will generate equivalent fraction models and use visual fraction models to explain equivalent fractions, with attention to how the number and size of the parts differ even though the two fractions are the same size. Standards4.NF.A.1 Extend understanding of fraction equivalence and ordering.VA:Re7-4a. Compare responses to a work of art before and after working in similar media.Engagement Study some examples of Piet Mondrian’s artwork. Notice how he uses different shapes and colors to create fractions in his artwork. Explore how the use of line can show same and different sizes. Use fraction bars to show students a visual example of equivalent fractions. For example:

Activity1. Ask students how they could write the two fractions (above)

numerically (2⁄3 and 4⁄6).

2. Ask students if the two fractions take up the same amount of space (yes). Explain fractions that take up the same amount of space are called equivalent fractions.

3. Look back at Piet Mondrian’s artwork again and have students identify areas of equivalent fractions.

4. Give students materials to create their own Mondrian inspired art that uses at least 3 areas of equivalent fractions.

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5. On a piece of scrap paper, have students pick three sets of equivalent fractions, encouraging them to keep their denominators to 8 or below.

6. Using a piece of grid paper, have students use pencil to draw equivalent fraction bars of their chosen fractions.

7. Using unit fractions, label only the boxes that will be colored in later (make sure this is done in pencil, since the unit fractions will be erased). Encourage students to model their chosen fractions in different ways. Modeling a few ways to draw 2⁄3 and 4⁄6 fraction bars (the fractions used in the engagement section) on the graph paper might be helpful.

8. Using a black marker, trace the equivalent fraction bars that are drawn in pencil.

9. Prepare to color in the equivalent fraction sections by erasing the unit fractions and using blue markers to create the fractions with the larger denominators, and red markers to create the equivalent fractions with smaller denominators.

10. After at least three areas of equivalent fractions have been created, add blocks of yellow and black throughout, leaving some blocks white.

11. Finally, have students label each blue and red area with the correct fraction it represents.

Step 11

Step 10

Step 9

Step 8

Step 7Activity, continued...

AssessmentHave students peer-review each other’s artwork to check that equivalent fraction representation is correct. Students can also review each other’s work for the use of primary colors and patterns to show the fractions in relationship with each other.

ExtensionStudents can create equivalent fraction quilts by connecting their artwork by their common denominators. Have students look for peers whose work is related to theirs and tape together their artwork to form an equivalent fraction quilt.

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Frid

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f P2

win

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P1

P2

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Frid

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: Wha

t are

th

e ch

ance

s I w

ill w

in?

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wh

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mo

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Frid

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