Thursday

To orally retell a story using a story map.

Grammar

Add –er and –est to adjectives where no change is needed to the root word.

Take out your whiteboards

We will look at including these words into a sentence about Peter Rabbit

Young, younger, youngest
Small, smaller, smallest
Bright, brighter, brightest

Session

The tale of the Radish Robber

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpQm0-PL0TA

Let's have a look at this story map and come up with actions - Let's go outside!

Teacher to look at script to help children retell the story.

Review 13

Make sure you read the questions carefully, underline any key information and take your time!

Pages: 60-64

Can we identify how seasonal changes affect common wild and garden plants? 

Last week we looked at parts of the plant.

Talk partners

Can you remember the main parts of a flowering plants?

Todays lesson!

Lets look at the seasons changes and can you see any differences happening when a new season begins!

Seasons - Explorify

With your talk partners can you discuss -

Which seasons can you see in the video?

What changes do you notice during the film?

What plants can you see?

How do they change?

Now we are going to fill out this activity sheet and draw the changes that happen in different seasons!

What are the significant features of a baptism service, including symbols?

For Christians, infant baptism is about bringing the child into the Christian family or community and closer to God.

What is baptism?

Symbols and meanings

Water- it is the most important symbol. John the Baptist used water (Mt 3:11; Mk 1:8a; Jn 1:33; 3:23), as did Jesus (Jn 3:22). It represents the washing away of sins, new life and power.

Oil- it represents power, strength and being saved as Christian believe Jesus is the Saviour of the World.

Candle- it is lit from the Easter Candle and represents Jesus as the Light of the World. It also represents faith which burns brightly in those baptised.

Dove- the dove is the symbol of the Holy Spirit. When Jesus was baptised, the heavens were opened and the Holy Spirit descended upon him in the form of a dove, and every person who is baptised receives the same Holy Spirit. Jesus baptises with the Holy Spirit (Mk 1:8; Jn 1:33).

Cross- the cross represent a Christian's belief in God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. It also represents life, death and rebirth.