The document provides reading and writing prompts for students related to the book "The Bolds Go Wild" by Julian Clarey. It includes activities like reading comprehension questions about chapters of the book, a writing prompt to imagine witnessing the Bolds in the park on a rainy day, grammar exercises, and spelling practice. Students are encouraged to complete the various activities and email any work to their teachers for feedback.

1. English
Scroll down to read the texts and complete your English
activities.

2. Week 2: Reading and writing prompts
Activity 1: Reading
Read the extract of The Bolds Go Wild by Julian Clarey

18. Activity 2: Reading
On page 3:
1. What did the Bolds love about rainy days?
2. How do we know the Bolds aren’t humans?
On page 4:
1. Disguised is closest in meaning to:
a) hidden b) open c) afraid d) funny
2. What two hyena traits can the Bolds get away with?
On page 7:
1. What is surprising about how Mrs Bold reacts?
Week 2: Reading and writing prompts
The Bolds Go Wild – Chapter 1
Activity 3: Writing
Imagine you are walking past the park on that rainy day. Describe
what The Bolds are doing.
Start your story with…
I saw the most unusual sight in the park today.

19. Activity 4: Grammar
Insert a comma to complete this list.
The Bolds loved puddles mud and getting wet.
Circle the two verbs in the sentence.
Uncle Tony grabbed hold of the tin and scooped up some dirty
water.
Insert the missing inverted commas.
Let’s play said Betty.
Complete this sentence with the correct coordinating conjunction.
Mrs Bold opened the window _____ she wanted to let the bird in.
Which sentence needs a question mark?
• Why do hyenas get wet
• Hyenas like rain because its good for their skin and keeps
mosquitos away
Activity 5: Spelling
Practise each word. Choose two and write their definitions. Choose
two to write in sentences.
Week 2: Grammar and Spelling prompts
opposite
ordinary
particular
peculiar
perhaps
natural
naughty
notice
occasion/occasionally
often

20. Week 2: Grammar and spelling prompts
Activity 6: Handwriting
Practise writing each spelling word five times in your neatest
handwriting.

21. Well done! You have completed the activities for
this week’s Reading & Writing.
Give yourself a star for each activity you took part
in.
Week2
Email any work to T.year4@arktindalprimary.org
so your teachers can see your wonderful work!
I have answered the questions using information from the text.
I have written using lots of description and adjectives.
I have read and answered the grammar questions carefully.
I have practised the spellings and used some in my own sentences.