Friday 27th March 2020

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English

In English, when we were writing our own Native American folk tales, we talked about Aesop's Fables and stories that had a moral.  What do you think is the moral to this story?



French

 Mrs Sundaram has sent me the following work for you to continue learning French.  If you email your comments or questions to rowan@poplarsfarm.bradford.sch.uk then Mrs Sundaram will respond to you. 
Topic – Place - shops
Click on the link below and do the activities 
https://www.french-games.net/frenchlessons?topic=Place%20-%20shops&level=primary

Work through:
  •          Lessons

o   Introduction
o   Full tutorial
§  Introduction (speaking and listening )
§  Yes or No?
§  Either/Or?
§  What is it?
  •          Games
  •          Tests


This is a picture of what the activity should look like:




Computing


Geography

 We have been learning all about America.  What is the most creative way that you can make a map of America? 



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