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Wednesday 13th Jan

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  • Story time Listen to 'Emily Brown and the Thing' with Miss Waddy

Tasks linked to 'The Lonely Beast'

The Beast travelled through many NATURAL FEATURES to get to the city. If you can’t remember which ones, why not listen to the story again? (link below).

Tasks:

  • Draw a map of the Beast’s journey. Be sure to label the different features, using a descriptive word for each, such as ‘tall mountain’ and ‘creepy cave’.

  • What other features could you add to your map? For example: a deep lake, green hills etc..

  • The Lonely Beast Listen again if you want to remind yourself of the natural features that the Beast travelled through e.g. mountains, rivers etc...

Phonics

Maths

Wednesday - Compare numbers

This is "Spring1.12.2 - Compare numbers" by White Rose Maths on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

This is a worksheet for Wednesday

Bright Lights, Big City Topic (Geography)

Extra activity: London Underground map. Play some games with this. E.g. How many stations have 'Park' in their name? How many stops are there between two different places on the same line? Can you plan an imaginary journey around the London stations - where would you visit first and where would you end up?


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