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Monday 3rd November 2025
Draw inferences around characters’ thoughts and feelings and justify with evidence from the text.
We can usually tell how people are feeling by looking at their facial expressions and their body language.
My turn:
Your turn:
Adaptive task
Monday 3rd November 2025
LC: To read and discuss a range of fairytales.
Purpose: Fairy tales were originally intended for adults and children. They were passed down orally to amuse and to convey cultural information that influences behaviour, such as where it is safe to travel and where it is dangerous to go. Fairy tales are found in most cultures and many derive from the oldest stories ever told. Some modern fairy tales could be included in the more recently categorised genre of ‘fantasy’.
Audience:
talk two extract 1 rapunzel 1 3 .pdf
talk two extract 2 rapunzel 5 .pdf
03.11.25
LC: Be able to multiply by 9
Tuesday 4th November 2025
LC: To identify and group together materials according to whether they are solids, liquids or gases.
Task:
Challenge: Extra reading around States of Matter
The following video will show you some pictures painted by a German artist called Caspar David Friedrich . He was thought to be the most important German artist of his generation. When looking at the images, think about what the paintings show, colours used and any feelings you may have.
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Later, we will be looking at the techniques we need to use to produce an atmospheric landscape.
Below are some pictures of landscapes drawn by different artists. As we talk appreciate them, we will look at foreground, mid-ground and background.
This artist is the work of Van Gogh he uses bold dark marks for the Foreground, smaller lighter marks in the middle ground and really small and lightly drawn further in what is called the Background.
Here's two more examples, that show that the objects nearer to us are bigger and smaller the further away from you.
