Date: Wednesday 10th June 2020 Good morning! You have some PE to complete today! Try to get outside if the weather lets you!

English Writing

Read and watch about the scientist, Louis Pasteur – jotting down key information:

Read – DK Find Out Louis Pasteur: https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/science/famous-scientists/louis-pasteur/

Watch – Youtube: Mini Bio Louis Pasteur: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXdbQ1JkX7c

Now read and watch about the scientist, Alexander Fleming, jotting down key information:

Read – Britannica Kids: Alexander Fleming: https://kids.britannica.com/kids/article/Alexander-Fleming/476259

Watch – BBC Bitesize: Sir Alexander Fleming: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zjx2tfr

Imagine the three scientists you have read about over the past two days, Edward Jenner, Louis Pasteur and Alexander Fleming, have all been nominated for the award, ‘Greatest Scientist of All Time’. You have been asked to select the winner.

Based on what you have read and watched, write down who you think deserves to win the prize. Make sure you write a clear and detailed explanation of why you have selected your scientist over the other two.

English Reading

Answer the following questions:

1. What makes these two characters so extraordinary? 2. How are they similar/different to a normal father and son? 3. What power do they possess? Can you explain it? 4. Why does the boy possess the same power as his father? 5. Are there any other powers that they possess? 6. How will they use their powers? 7. Will they be able to lead a normal life? 8. Are they always in control of their powers? 9. Are we always in control of our powers and feelings?

Grammar

Spellings LO: To use verb prefixes de- and re-

deflate decode defuse rebuild replace deform decompose recycle rewrite revisit

Can you use each word in a sentence of your own today? Bonus points for two words in one sentence!

Arithmetic Monday Addition Tuesday

Subtraction Wednesday

Multiplication Thursday Division Friday

Fractions

Use the formal method to solve these multiplications. 1. 6586 x 5 = 6. 1815 x 6 = 2. 6682 x 9 = 7. 8292 x 8 = 3. 9870 x 4 = 8. 8940 x 8 = 4. 1476 x 4 = 9. 5512 x 5 = 5. 4217 x 7 = 10. 9706 x 8 =

Maths LO: To solve division problems with remainders.

Look carefully at the question:

On Thursday, Esther collected 37 eggs and collected three times as many on Friday. If the eggs are put in boxes that hold 6 eggs each, how many boxes will Esther need?

What is the question we are being asked? List the calculations that we will need to do in order to get the answer. 37 x 3 = 111 (Friday’s eggs) 111 + 37 = 148 (Friday’s eggs plus Thursday’s eggs) On Thursday and Friday, Esther collected 148 eggs altogether. If the eggs are put in boxes that hold 6 eggs each, how many boxes will Esther need? 148 ÷ 6 = 24 r 4 Have we answered the question? To answer the question, we need to round up. There will be 24 full boxes but we will need an extra box for the leftover 4 eggs. The answer is 25 boxes.

If we reword the question slightly, the answer will be different.

On Thursday, Esther collected 37 eggs and collected three times as many on Friday. If the eggs are put in boxes that hold 6 eggs each, how many full boxes of eggs will Esther have?

The calculations we need to do are exactly the same. 37 x 3 = 111 (Friday’s eggs) 111 + 37 = 148 (Friday’s eggs plus Thursday’s eggs) On Thursday and Friday, Esther collected 148 eggs altogether. If the eggs are put in boxes that hold 6 eggs each, how many boxes will Esther need? 148 ÷ 6 = 24 r 4 Have we answered the question? No. To answer the question we need to round down. There will be 24 full boxes. Read the questions carefully before answering so that you know whether you will need to round your answer up, or round your answer down.

1. You need 14 AA batteries. They come in packs of 4. How many packs will you need to buy? 2. You need 25 stamps. They come in books of 6. How many books do you need to buy? 3. Helen is taking the school group and some members of staff (23 people in total) to a typical English

restaurant in Manchester (Thanks, Helen!). A typical cab can carry up to 5 passengers. How many cabs does she need to book?

4. You have agreed to bake 23 bread rolls for the End of Year party. If you can fit 8 rolls in a baking tray, how many trays will you need to bake all the rolls?

5. You are tidying up your CD collection into sleeves so that they take less space and are easier to find. If you have 70 CDs and every sleeve takes 4 CDs, how many sleeves do you need to buy?

6. You have got some money for your birthday. You can buy second-hand games for £15. How many of these games can you buy with £50?

7. An episode of East Enders lasts, on average, 30 minutes. A standard DVD can record up to 400 minutes. How many episodes can you record on one DVD?

PE

https://lancashireschoolgames.co.uk/year-3-6-spar-lancashire-school-games-activity-timetable/ This week's learn resource is based on striking and fielding and the Heroes challenge linked to this is cricket!