Daily Learning 23.06.2020
Good morning everyone! It is another beautiful-looking day so be sure to smile today and enjoy the sunshine as best you can!
Here is your Guided Reading for today:
You can present your opinions to a family member and encourage them to question your ideas so you have to justify yourself. Remember to use quotes from the text to support you.
Here is your English for today:
How do you think Ted’s father felt when he arrived at the Morgue? Add to this list of vocabulary:
•Dread
•Anticipation
•Fear
•Trepidation
•Sick with …
Have a read of Mr. McAuley's example of how to create tension. Can you create something similar? Keep referring to the Steps to Success, above, to help you:
Here is your Maths for today:
1) 5 squared (52) just means 5x5, which is 25.
2) The column method is probably the best way to solve this calculation. Did you do it a different way? The answer is 7802. How do you know the answer will end in a 2?
3) When rounding to the nearest tenth (1 decimal place), we need to look at the previous column, in this case, the hundredth column. Because it is a 9, that tells us to round UP. Therefore the answer is 7.9
4) We need to balance both sides of the calculation. Whatever is on one side must be balanced (or equal to) the other side. 62 + 33 = 95 so we need to make the other side equal 95. What do we subtract from 120 to get 95? The answer is 25.
5) Find the magic 10% first by dividing by 10 then multiply by 4 to find 40%. 1200 divided by 10 = 120. 120 x 4 = 480. Alternatively, you could have found the magic 1% by dividing by 100 (12) then multiply by 40 to find 40%. The answer is still 480. Did you do it a different way?
Write down as many words as you can that are associated with multiplication.
778 x 47. What are the Steps to Success to work out this calculation? Click here to view a rap that may help you.
Now you have watched the clip, try these:
7837x3
78x73
937 x 74
Now try this word problem: Each piece of ribbon is 2,950 millimetres long. How many millimetres are there in 31 pieces of ribbon?
The answer is attached at the bottom of this blog alongside your Mild, Spicy and Hot challenges for today.
For PSHE yesterday, we thought about RESPECT: How we show and who we respect as well disrespect. Your task was to write a song.
For this task, you may like to think of a friend or family member.
We would like you to learn the following dance routine - or part of it - performed brilliantly by Miss Taylor. We would like everyone to participate to this video, no matter how small. Have fun with it though. The song is 'Rain On Me' by Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande. The deadline for you to send your performances is Monday 29th June. Feel free to watch the video a few times first and pause it where necessary. Just like in your dance lessons at school, practise, practise and practise!
Attached, below, is a letter from Miss Knight, titled 'ChiltonHeroes blog'. Have a look and have a go at some of the Olympic challenges she has set for you and, if you can, of course video it and email to us or directly to Miss Knight.
Finally, here is a message from Miss Cheshire:
Two parents, one from Chilton and one from RAPS, have started a 'Go Fund Me' page called 'Ramsgate books for change'. Their aim is to raise money to buy a diverse range of fiction and non fiction books initially for Chilton and RAPS and then hopefully for all Ramsgate schools.
Take a look at the link, below and be sure to share with parents and carers:
Have a lovely day!