Monday
Use capital letters for names of people.
Grammar
Use capital letters for names of people.
Remember! Names need a capital letter. You will have alphabet strips in front of you. I will call out the letter and you will find it. Have a go at writing the capital down on your whiteboard.
Session
This week we will be innovating the story of Peter Rabbit and the Radish robber.
Let's label everyone in this picture from the tea party!
Talk partners - come up with some names. We will include these in our innovated stories.
Let's take out our toys that we have to label and give them a name. Remember to include a capital letter for a name!
Indicate - to show or point out.
Those dark clouds indicate that it will rain.
Demonstrate - to explain or describe, especially by modeling or using many examples.
The dance teacher demonstrated the jumps she wanted us to learn.
Attitudes - a way of feeling or thinking about something or someone.
She has a good attitude towards her music lesson.
Monitoring - to observe in order to check on.
The teacher monitored the performance of the student.
To be able to split an object (shape) into four equal parts.
To be able to identify shapes that have been split into four equal parts.
Starter!
Lets learn!
Lets look at different ways we can make quarters!
