This document provides a summary of the planned activities for a student's Monday. It outlines that the student will complete arithmetic problems and questions on ratio and proportion in math. In English, they will read an extract and answer comprehension questions. The art focus for the week is drawing different animals from their habitats, with the first tutorial on ocean animals. The document encourages the student to have a great week.

1. Monday 6th July 2020
Happy Monday everyone!
I hope you had a lovely weekend and did some exciting things!
Today you will have a go at the first half of an arithmetic paper and then
face another maths problem about ratio and proportion. In English you will
have a reading extract to answer questions on.
The art focus this week is all about animals. Each day, there will be a
tutorial on how to draw a variety of animals from a different habitats.
Have a great week!

2. Emoji Phrases
This weeks starter challenge is all about emojis!
Your tasks is to work out what phrases are being
represented by the emojis!
E.g. = pen pals

3. Emoji Phrases
1. 2. 2.
3. 4.
5.

4. Answers – Emoji Phrases
1. Duck to water
2. Not rocket science
3. Time flies when you’re having fun
4. Costs an arm and a leg
5. Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth

5. Arithmetic

6. Arithmetic

7. Ratio and Proportion

8. Answers - Arithmetic

9. Answers – Ratio and Proportion

10. English
Today you will read an extract from ‘Kick’ by Mitch Johnson.
It is story about dreaming big, about hope and heroes, and
never letting anything stand in your way.
Read the text carefully and then answer the questions.
Remember, if you have read it, pretend that this is the first
time you are seeing it. If you haven’t read it and like what
you read, go out and read it!

11. 1) Look at the front cover: make a prediction about the story by using the title
and the images on the front of the book.
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_______________________________________________________________________ (2 marks)
2) Read the blurb. What is Budi’s plan?
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3) What could have happened to make Budi owe the dragon?
______________________________________________________________________________ (1 mark)
4) Why is the front cover effective when comparing it to the final line of the
blurb?
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_________________________________________________________________________ (2 marks)

12. Read the extract of chapter one, ‘It’s now or never.’
5) What does the word, ‘surges’ mean?
_____________________________________________________(1 mark)
6) Why has the author use italics for the first part of this chapter?
__________________________________________________________________ (1 mark)
7) Why does Budi have blood trickling down his leg?
_____________________________________________________ (1 mark)
8) What does, ‘the crumbling apartment blocks rise up like a
stadium on every side’ suggest about where Budi and Uston are
playing football?
____________________________________________________ (1 mark)
Grammar focus
9) Find and highlight an example of parenthesis in the text.
10) Find and copy two verbs from the text.
_______________________________________________(1 mark)
11) Improve, ‘the crowd’ by expanding this noun phrase.
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13. Answers
1. Range of answers – sensible prediction that uses the title and
front cover to inform answer.
2. He wants to be a star and play football for the greatest team on
Earth.
3. Range of answers – sensible prediction that he may have asked a
favour of Dragon.
4. That the character is standing on top of show boxes, and he has
been sowing the boots that go inside him. Looks like a super hero
pose with lights in the sky like Batman.

14. Answers
5. The word ‘surge’ means a sudden and powerful movement – in this case,
going into forwards into the box.
6. The author uses italics to show that this part is being imagined.
7. He has blood trickling down his leg as he has slid on the ground and the
stones have cut him
8. They are playing football in an urban environment, surrounded by lots of old
buildings that are not looked after well.
9. ‘-a heartbeat-’, ‘,as the ball hits the back of the net,’
10. Range of answers – any action word.
11. An adjective included, e.g. the excitable crowd.

15. Art Time!
This week’s focus is all about animals from different habitats.
Today’s focus is all about the ocean and all the different types of animals that
live underwater.
There will be multiple animals for you to have a go at. You can try and do all of
them, or you could just pick your favourite ones!
Don’t forget to email me a picture if you want to share your work.

21. Reading time!
Grab a book, get
yourself comfy and
read, read, read!