Semi-colons in a listRe-write and punctuate these sentences correctly to show a list

1) She only packed the essentials: outfits for everyday a bottle of sun cream her sunglasses and sun hat for it was very hot a bag of toiletries and three pairs of shoes.

2) Whilst decorating the dining room, Mr Jones had to do many jobs. He had to paint the walls and ceiling build the new table and chairs hang the pictures back on the wall and fill the shelves with all of the pots and pans.

HomophonesChoose the correct word to complete each sentence.1) Do you no /know how to complete this long division question?

2) The heard/ herd of cattle are heading this way.

3) "Are you ready for / four dinner?" dad shouted.

4) The prisoner was locked away in her sell / cell for the remainder of the day.

5) Unfortunately, the football smashed the pain / pane of glass in Mr Patel's window.Modal VerbsIdentify the modal verb in each of these sentences.1) I think I might have to leave early to go to the dentist.

2) "Should we tell the teacher?" the boy asked his friend.

3) The guide bellowed, "You must stay to the left side of the path for the rest of the walk."

4) The little boy next door would be really happy if you invited him round to play.

5) You will have to put a life jacket on if you can't swim confidently.

Wednesday Maths - Mean Average

Today, we are going to look at mean average in a slightly different way.

The mean average means add the numbers and divide by how many there are.

However, the mean average of three numbers is 7. The numbers are all different. What could the three numbers be?

If the mean average of the three numbers is 7, what should the three numbers add up to?

They should add up to 21 because 3 x 7 = 21.

So write numbers in the boxes that add up to 21.

Try these.

1. The mean average of 3 numbers is 6. The numbers are all different. What could the three numbers be?

2. The mean average of 3 numbers is 8. The numbers are all different. What could the three numbers be?

3. The mean average of 3 numbers is 9. The numbers are all different. What could the three numbers be?

4. The mean average of 4 numbers is 7. The numbers are all different. What could the four numbers be?

5. The mean average of 4 numbers is 8. The numbers are all different. What could the four numbers be?

6. The mean average of 4 numbers is 9. The numbers are all different. What could the four numbers be?

7. The mean average of 5 numbers is 9. The numbers are all different. What could the five numbers be?

8. The mean average of 5 numbers is 7. The numbers are all different. What could the five numbers be?

9. The mean average of 5 numbers is 12. The numbers are all different. What could the five numbers be?

10. The mean average of 6 numbers is 9. The numbers are all different. What could the six numbers be?

Creative task

Make a Picasso self-portrait!

Picasso was a Spanish artist who painted lots of very weird and wonderful paintings using a style called Cubism. Have a look online to see some examples of his work. Today you can try a self-portrait in his style, so your face will be half looking forwards and half looking sideways.

Topic- Day 3

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List as many religions as you can think of

Why is food important to religion? How does religion effect what you can eat?