Week 6
Monday 8th English
Spelling Test

Monday 8th Maths
Monday 8th Science
Monday 8th PSHE
Tuesday 9th Maths
Tuesday 9th English
Tuesday 9th English Video

Tuesday 9th Reading
Tuesday 9th PSHE
Tuesday 9th / Wednesday 10th History
Wednesday 10th Maths
Wednesday 10th English
Wednesday 10th Reading
Mr Sheffrin reading from Gargantis

Thursday 11th Maths
Finding the whole

Thursday 11th English
For English today, we're going to be using our plans to write the first three paragraphs of our account of the return to Quetico by the narrator in "Francis". This will include:
- an introduction explaining why he's going back
- a paragraph describing what Quetico is like when he gets there
- a paragraph describing rowing to the middle of the lake
We will look at these in more detail in the 10am Zoom call.,
Thursday 11th PSHE - Safer internet day
Think about the following questions:
•Is it okay that we see adverts online? Why?
•How else can people be influenced by what they seeonline?
•How can inaccurate information spread online?
•What sort of things do people get confused or persuaded by?
•How do people make themselves look different online?
•How do you know who you can trust online?
Write your responses on the Padlet linked to below:
Friday 12th Maths
The First Quadrant

Friday 12th English
Today we are going to carry on with our work on writing an account of the narrator's return to Quetico.
We will look at these in detail on the Zoom call at 10am but here's what needs to be included:
From yesterday:
P1 - an introduction explaining why he's going back
P2 - a paragraph describing what Quetico is like when he gets there
P3 - a paragraph describing rowing to the middle of the lake
Today
P4 - a paragraph about what's lurking in the water (use what you wrote last week to help)
P5 - a paragraph which is the climax of the story - the most exciting part where your character is in the most danger.
P6 - an ending where the problem gets resolved, perhaps ending with the line: "I did knock first"
Don't forget to:
- show don't tell what your character is feeling.
- build suspense by hinting at dangers but without giving too much away
- use descriptive noun phrases
- use fronted adverbials
- use ellipses... to create tension and brackets to add feelings