Dear parents and students,

On Monday we will look at using apostrophes for possession singular/plural. Please have the worksheet attached ready.

Have a lovely weekend!

Best regards,
Miss Aneta Kowalska
P1/1 Form Teacher/English Mother Tongue Teacher

Dear Parents and Students,
Here are our tasks for tomorrow:
1. Create an illustration for our poem: The Sea (from Bumblebees, Sweets and a See-Through Stomach)
2. Karl Oskar's presentation about knights (worksheet's attached below)

Dear Parents and Students,
Here are our tasks for tomorrow:1. Multiplication – filling in the missing numbers (worksheet attached below)
2. Poetry: Reading the poem: The Sea (from Bumblebees, Sweets and a See-Through Stomach)

Dear Parents and Students,
Here are our tasks for tomorrow:1. Multiplying practice (worksheet attached below)
2. Poetry: Reading the poem: The Sea (from Bumblebees, Sweets and a See-Through Stomach) – The book is allocated on the active learning platform.
Kind regards

Małgorzata Pupek

Dear Parents and Students,
here are our tasks for tomorrow:

1. Writing a countdown poem (worksheet attached below)2. Addition and subtraction practice
3. Ocean animals: shark presentation
Spelling task for this week: manta ray, jellyfish, shark, sea lion

Dear Parents and Students,
Here are our tasks for tomorrow:
1. Multiplying by 5 practice (worksheet attached below)
2. Poetry: „Launch!” - poem practice - acting different emotions
Kind regards
Małgorzata Pupek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ud37QoV35A
If you do not have any paper plates at home, you can use a piece of paper or a terry towel.

Dear parents and students,

On Monday we will look at understanding and applying the present and past progressive tense. I will assign a number of activities from a PowerPoint presentation which do not require any worksheets to be printed off. All children will need is a piece of paper and a pencil. We will answer the following questions:

Can you write a sentence to describe this picture using the past progressive tense?

Is this written in the simple past tense or the past progressive tense?

Can you write a sentence to describe this picture using the present progressive tense?

Is this written in the simple present tense or the past progressive tense? 

Have a lovely weekend!
Best regards,
Miss Aneta Kowalska
P1/1 Form Teacher and English Mother Tongue Teacher

Dear Parents and Students,
Here are our tasks for tomorrow:

1. Ocean habitat arts and crafts (attached below are some ideas that may inspire you)2. Poetry: „Launch!” - poem practice

Dear Parents and Students,
Here are our tasks for tomorrow:

1. Poetry: „Launch!” - poem practice, rhymes practice (worksheet attached below, please cut out the cards before the lesson).2. Multiplying – more practice