Wednesday

To be able to recall and use the 10 times table.


Let’s learn.

Let’s try the guided practice together.

Turn to page 69 and 70.

Grammar Warm Up

Write halves of sentences on strips:

We went to the park...

...after we had lunch.

The lights turned on...

...when it got dark.

Match the halves.

• Discuss which part makes sense on its own and which part depends on the other.

Can we change the subordination for time in the sentences, do they still make sense -when/after/before?

To plan and discuss what to write about.

Today we are going to combine our learning so far to draw a story map to help us remember the story off by heart so we can write an invented version.

 What do you think Christians mean when they call Jesus ‘The light of the World’?

Did you know that Christians know Jesus as 'The Light of the World'? What do you think is meant by this?

Christians are taught that Jesus is life and light. They believe that, as a divine gift (a gift from God), he is what gives them life and will show them the way. 

In him was life, and the life was the light of men. The light shines in the darkness and the darkness can never overcome it. (John 1:4-5)

Jesus himself said:

I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life. (John 8:12)

When he said this, Jesus wasn't talking about a light source like a torch. He was talking about being safe, being protected from sin, being able to see the path towards God. Christians believe that Jesus came, just as the prophets spoke, to save people from their enemies (sins) and show them God's love. Because they believe in him, they too can be the light to others.

Play the video below to hear one of the songs some Christians sing about light.