English
Spelling - Dial a Word
Write out your spellings by copying them correctly. Use the keypad to help you text the word in the second column.
Set 1 Set 2
children material
behind natural
climb occasion
people strength
after suppose
water surprise
every woman
great guard
many history
more opposite
Phonics
For more phonics support, daily phonics lessons are uploaded onto the Letters and Sounds website.
https://wandleenglishhub.org.uk/lettersandsounds
Grammar
Possessive apostrophes
An apostrophe is the same shape as a comma (,) but placed above the line (').
Apostrophes can be used to show that something belongs to someone or something. This is called possession. There are two types of possession:
singular (belonging to one person or thing)
plural (belong to more than one person or thing)
Watch the following video to explain this further.
1. Copy out the sentences and include the missing apostrophe.
2. Tick the sentences that use the apostrophes correctly
3. Re-write the sentences with the apostrophe in the correct place
Vocabulary
How many synonyms and antonyms can you think of for the following words?
Synonym: word that has the same meaning as another
Antonym: word that has the opposite meaning
1. big
2. scary
3. bad
Writing
Create your own wanted poster for one of these pirates. Use the vocabulary grids below to help you. Make sure to use at least three possessive apostrophes in your writing. e.g. Scarface Billy's hair is blonde and tied back in a pony tail.
Reading
Read the text 'All about Spring' and answer the comprehension questions. Remember to use your skimming and scanning skills and that the answers can always be found in the text.
