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Tuesday 29th April 2025

Retrieve and record information from a fiction text.

Quickfire questions (RIC)

R What is Maeve’s job?

I How do you think Maeve gets rid of dragons and trolls?

C What effect do the words 'deep, slow voice' have on the reader?

 

Stig of the Dump

Retrieval

What skills do we use to find information that is stated in a text?

Let's apply these skills.

Where did Barney land when he stopped falling?

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What did he see when he opened his eyes?

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Why couldn't he see what kind of place it was?

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Your turn:

Why couldn't Barney move his legs?

What did the Something or Somebody look like?

Where had Barney found the pocket knife?

How was The Thing dressed?

What did Stig do with the knife first?

What did Stig do with the knife next?

Tuesday 29th April 2025

LC: To summarise key points from across a text and justify with reasons.

LC: To decide on a resolution. 

Grammar

Improve: 

 

Read the sentences and improve the sentences using your learning on adverb sentence starters. 

Quickly  Gromit looked for an escape

 

 

happily, wallace, piella and fluffles went on a walk. 

 

 

foolishly piella tried to push Wallace into the machinary

Read the ending below which one do you think the author will choose.

 

 

Piella realises that Wallace is a hard working baker, who loves her. They get married and live happily for the rest of their lives with Gromit and Fluffles. 

 

Piella gets revenge on her final baker and kills Wallace and Gromit. 

 

 

Gromit saves Wallace and Fluffles and Piella gets what she deserves and is eaten by the crocodile. Gromit is the hero. 

 

Gromit goes to the police and tells them what Piela has been up to, they come and arrest Piella and Wallace and Fluffles are saved.

 

Authors chair: In your talk partners take on the role as the author to discuss which ending did you choose and give reasons for your answer. Now write down the ending you have predicted and give reasons for your choice. 

Teacher model: Emotions graph for Wallace through out the plot. Give reasons for your answer. 

 

How is Wallace feeling throughout the plot?

 

Wallace is feeling                                        because                                                                                                       .

 

 

Wallace is feeling                                        because                                                                                                       .

 

 

Wallace is feeling                                        because                                                                                                       .

 

Your turn: working in small groups you will be plotting an emotions graph for Gromit using the pictures to help you.

 

How does Gromit feel throughout the plot? Give reasons for your answer. 

 29.04.25

LC:  To convert between different units of measure for volume.

Which container holds the most liquid?

Which holds the least?

 How many millilitres are there in one litre? 

Year 4 key question for this year:

How should we lead our lives?

Our focus question for this half term:

How do Sikhs express their beliefs and values?

Tuesday 29th April 2025

LC- To understand why Sikhs believe it is important to treat all people as equals.

What do you remember from your learning in  Year 3 about about Sikhs and their beliefs?

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 Now, can you answer the question

 

Why might believing in one creator God lead people to want to treat all people as equals?

 

What is wealth?

Read this list and select the three things that are most important to you.

Do the things on your ‘important’ list all need money to get them?

Let's work down the list, deciding which things depend on the availability of money, and which don’t. 

Do you think we need money to make us happy?

 

Have you ever heard the phrase ‘money is the root of all evil’.

What do you  think the saying means?

We can do some great things with money, but we can also do some bad things with it.

For example, money can provide health services, be given to help people less fortunate than ourselves, buy food and clothes that we need and buy gifts for friends and family.

However, money can also be used to buy drugs or weapons, exploit the poor and make bribes.

Time for reflection

Paul, a follower of Jesus, said that the love of money could cause harm.

Even 2,000 years ago, there was still the problem of people wanting more and more possessions.


Think about what you value most in your life?


If we stop to think about it, the things that we value most probably don’t cost any money! Things like friendship, love of family etc.


Let’s not get so absorbed by money that we become selfish and ungenerous.

Spend a few quiet moments thinking about someone who matters to you and ways that you can make it clear to that person today.