This week’s spellings:

preferring, referred, preference, reference, referee, inferred, inferring, inference, offered, offering, deferring, deferred

Reading:

Read the letter from Stan about being on a boat. Any words you are unsure of, ask an adult or google them. Then answer the reading questions (remember you don’t need to print them out). The answers are at the bottom of the sheet so make sure you check!

Writing:

This week we are going to be finding out about Anne Frank, who lived in hiding during World War 2 and wrote a diary about her experience.

Task 1: Watch the video on the link below about Anne’s life.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z7d7gwx/articles/zm4v7nb

Task 2: Read the information about Anne’s life on the PowerPoint.

Task 3: Answer the 8 quiz questions based on the PowerPoint. The questions and answers are also on the sheet.

1. When was Anne born?
2. What country did Anne live in before she moved?
3. What country did Anne and her family move to?
4. Where did they live while in hiding?
5. What did Anne do while she was in hiding?
6. How long did they hide for?
7. Who found Anne’s diary?
8. How many languages was Anne’s diary translated into?

Maths:

This week we are looking at angles. Today we are focusing angles in a right angle and angles on a straight line:

Watch the video to help you:

Then complete either the EXS sheet or the GD sheet below:

Foundation – German

Today you are going to be writing a paragraph of at least 5 sentences in German about Mr Tom and William. Hopefully you have a good idea about what each of them is like. If you don’t know much about them, just have a go at making up your own sentences. Use this sentence building grid:

1. Here is an example sentence. What does it mean in English? Mr Tom ist immer liebevoll und Willy ist oft hungrig.

2. Now your turn: Using the sentence builder grid write at least 5 sentences about the characters of Mr Tom and Willy. You could even illustrate your work with pictures relevant to Goodnight Mister Tom.