English – Monday 22nd June


 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 non-chronological report about a hybrid animal. When you see the videos online they are from the week beginning 15th June.

Now use this site to help you:
https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/reading-comprehension-fact-retrieval-573214/activities/1
Comprehension – Non –chronological report (a report that is not in time order)
Read the text below and answer the questions in full sentences.




1.     What two animals make up a snowl leopard?

2.     What do you think the phrase prestigious characteristics mean?
3.     How many snowl leopards are estimated to be known worldwide?
4.     What two adjectives describe the snowl leopard?
5.     What are zoologists?
6.     What have zoologists been studying recently about the snowl leopard?
7.     Why has the amount of snowl leopards decreased?
8.     Look at the statements below. Choose whether you think they are true or false.
9.  Looking at the last sentence, which three things will the non-chronological report focus on?

10.What do you think the diet of this mysterious animal be?
Challenge
Can you write your own question?







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