Westonzoyland Primary School ‘Achieving, Learning and Growing Together’
Day Three
Session One: Wellbeing
Session Two: English-Describing words in adverts
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zfnbp4j
Describing words are also known as adjectives. They describe nouns (the names of things or places).
You can use lots of describing words when describing things. For example:
My sister is funny and kind.
Watch this short video to find out more.
Describing words are also known as adjectives. They describe nouns (the names of things or places).
You can use lots of describing words when describing things. For example:
My sister is funny and kind.
Watch this short video to find out more.
Write three sentences describing the dance.
- Make sure you use capital letters and punctuation correctly.
- Include at least one adjective per sentence.
Here is an example: The dancers moved very quickly.
Session Three: Maths- Recognising Coins
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Can you find me £1?
I need £2.50 for an ice cream can you find the coins?
Which coin represents 50p?
Can you set up your own shop and use your money to buy different items?
Session Four: History Rosa Parks
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z6qnscw
Watch this short animation to learn more about the life of Rosa Parks.
- In 1950s America black people were treated unfairly. One person who tried to change this was Rosa Parks.
- At that time, southern states in America had something called 'segregation'. This meant people of different skin colours had separate schools, restaurants, and even toilets. Segregation happened on buses too.
- On December 1, 1955, Rosa was in a bus seat for black people, but the white peoples' seats were full. The driver wanted Rosa to give her seat to a white person, but Rosa refused.
- She was arrested and taken to jail for a few hours.
- Rosa didn't fight alone, though. People organised a bus boycott, which meant they stopped using buses for a year. This meant the bus company lost a lot of money. The boycott was a peaceful stand against racism.
- Judges eventually said having separate black and white parts of buses was not allowed.
- Rosa had to move away to a new city to find work. She lived in Detroit for the rest of her life, which was very far from Montgomery.
Now for a quick recap.
Watch this short film from CBBC Horrible Histories to tell you more about the actions of Rosa Parks.
Practise
There are lots of fun ways to show your historical knowledge of Rosa Parks, online and offline.
Here are a few you could try.
Activity 1
Asking questions about the past
A great way to learn about the past is to ask questions.
Think of some questions you would like to ask about Rosa Parks and keep them to use in activity 2.
Activity 2
True stories
In this film an actor plays Rosa Parks talking about her life.
Are you able to answer any of your questions from activity 1?
Activity 3
Put the events in order
Can you remember what happened to Rosa Parks?
Try to put the cards in the right order.
