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Maths: Data Collection Task
To develop understanding of how to collect and read data.
Using the data collect sheet and data collect sheet answer the questions. The key words are;
- Frequency
- Tally
- Data
- Collection
Resources:
- Data collection sheet
- Data information sheet
- Graph paper (PDF)
Extension:
- Use the graph paper to represent the data. For example, male and female in a bar chart
- Research your own data. For example, average temperatures in your favourite holiday destination or carry out your won surveys with friends and family online.
I will be setting work on surveys next week but you could always make a start
Additional:
Please check My Maths logins as I will be setting work online as well. In addition, I will send through useful links from online tasks as well.
English: Comprehension Tasks
Use the comprehension Tasks to answer questions. Use dictionary skills where appropriate
Science: Make a Lava lamp
Use the following link to make a lava lamp, consider density of liquids linked to previous science lessons
Art: Self Portrait
Use the art sheet to draw a self-portrait
Additional: Draw a flower following the steps on the support sheet
PE: Fitness Circuit
Use the resource to design your own circuit. Try and include a minimum of 6 exercises in your circuit. This will be on going.
Next week there will be stretching exercises.
Additional:
Joe Wick’s work-out at 9am every weekday
