English – Monday 27th April


Dear All,
This week we are going to use some on-line lessons from Oak National Academy to help us with our work. These lessons will help us write a set of instructions. 
When you see the videos online they are from the week beginning 20th April.
You can use these websites to help you.

https://www.thenational.academy/year-3/english/instructions-reading-comprehension-fact-retrieval-year-3-wk1-1/#
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBMqXsQkktY&feature=youtu.be
Read the instructions and then answer the questions.

Instructions on How to make a Co-bot worker.

Comprehension


1.      What jobs does the Co-bot 20 do?
2.      What does assist mean?
3.      Find two adjectives that describe the Co-bot 20.
4.      Which phrase tells you that the Co-bot 20 is unique?
5.      Which word means the same as a job to do?
6.      How long do you have to charge the robot for?
7.      How do you activate the robot?
8.      If the robot has completed the task successfully, what token would you give him?
Challenge - Can you make up your own question?

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