Friday
Spellings
This week we are looking at homophones. Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelt differently and have different meanings. For example to too and two.
Everybody Even There Their They’re Hear Here To Two Too
Maths
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Maths Task
Wellbeing Task - Give Friday
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Love For Reading
Art Lesson 2
English
Today's lesson is about speech and using inverted commas. Watch the video below to remind you to use them! Then go through the 4 activities to help practice.
Task One
Copy these sentences into your book and put the speech marks in the correct places. Remember: The speech marks go around what is being said. Copy all the other punctuation correctly.
1. Hello, said the man.
2. What are you doing? said Fred.
3. Stop! shouted the policeman.
4. Wait a minute, said Mark. Don’t I know you from somewhere?
5. I know what we’ll do, said Lucy. We’ll go to the pictures.
Task Two
Put the speech marks in the correct places once again. This time, however, you will also need to add all the other punctuation that is needed as well. Watch out for any questions or exclamations!
1. Hello said Greg
2. You look tired said Martin
3. Can I come in asked the man
4. No screamed the man
5. Come here said Grandma I want to see how much you have grown
6. Is that my bag asked Daniel I thought I’d lost it
7. Run shouted Sally The dog is after us
8. I know what I want for my birthday said Tina A brand new car
Task Three
How many other words can you think of that you could use instead of the
word said. Write down at least eight other words for said.
Task Four
For each of the eight words that you came up with in task three write a
sentence with speech in that uses that word.