Monday
To be able to compare the mass of three objects and use the appropriate vocabulary.
Let’s explore
Let’s learn
Activity time
Use present tense for non-chronological reports.
We are going to use the notes we made last week to write full sentences in a paragraph.
Think about how you can use the knowledge you have gained in Year 2 to improve your writing.
We will be looking for:
- capital letters and full stops
- present tense verbs
- subheading
- vocabulary linked specifically to owls
- sentences that make sense
Can you explain why Tim Peake’s life is significant?
Last week we looked at the similarities and differences between Tim Peake and Sir Robert Falcon Scott. TTYP and tell them 1 similarity or difference that you remember.
Let’s have a look at this website to learn more about Tim Peake.
Click here
Tim Peake accomplished a lot and is very inspirational.
- He became so experienced with flying that he became an instructor, teaching others this challenging profession.
- By 2009, Tim Peake had spent a whopping 3000 hours flying for the military. This allowed him to become a test pilot, where he flew planes that needed to be tested for their new features, experimental equipment and challenging manoeuvres.
- Tim Peake was the first British person to do a spacewalk: a period of physical activity done outside of a spacecraft, by an astronaut.
Tim Peake is significant because…