Congratulations to Peter and...Michael! Yes, that's right. We have a new winner this week. Peter finally has some competition. Of course, that still leaves the other 19 people in the class who haven't guessed...
For those of you still in the dark, this little chap is Asterix, the famous French warrior who defended his little village from the invading Roman army. You will see many of his stories in the library. More information can be found here.
Wednesday, 29 October 2008
Today's Homework
- Abacus workbook p.125 - It's about bar-line graphs
- Find the advantages and disadvantages of different things in our food - you had to choose one thing from this list:
- vitamins
- fat
- sugar
- fibre
- protein
- salt
- then you have to find out why we need it in our diet and what the consequences might be if you have too much or too little of it. Have a look on the websites you can find on your right if you can't find anything elsewhere.
Tuesday, 28 October 2008
Today's Homework
- Daily maths 4
- Spelling sentences - you should have my sentences stuck in your book. Write them yourself and insert the missing word from the spelling list. I shall be thinking about the next set of pen licences to give out so BE NEAT!
- Bring an empty food or drink packet. We had a short talk about healthy eating today and we were all shocked to find out about the amount of sugar in some of the drinks we usually have. Did you know that blackcurrant juice has much more sugar than cola?
Sunday, 26 October 2008
Today's Homework
- Daily Maths 2
- Key Comprehension p.25 questions 1-5 OR 'The Story of the Seasons'. If you're doing Key Comprehension, write the answers in your green homework book. If you're doing 'The Story of the Seasons' rearrange the story and stick it in your green homework book.
- Learn your spellings - I'll be interested to see how Sagal, Ayesha, Nadine and Carolina manage this.
- Reading
Saturday, 25 October 2008
Mystery Object
This Week's Spellings
health
healthy
stealth
stealthily
ready
steady
treasure
measure
headache
weather
little
number
small
between
while
healthy
stealth
stealthily
ready
steady
treasure
measure
headache
weather
little
number
small
between
while
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
Today's Homework
- Daily Maths 1 & 3
- Write adjectives, verbs or adverbs for the space nouns - you should be able to think of at least 3 for each noun. Think about what it looks like, how it moves, what it might feel like etc
- Reading
Sunday, 19 October 2008
Wednesday, 15 October 2008
Today's Homework
- Abacus workbook p.25 DID YOU REMEMBER IT THIS TIME ALY?
- Finish your Oort Cloud diary. I have read some really good ones so far. Let's make the last one the best. Remember, this is the moment you have been waiting for all of your life! Will it all work out ok?
Tuesday, 14 October 2008
A Long Time Ago, In A Galaxy Far, Far Away...
Here's a few videos that might be interesting or useful. We saw a couple of them in class on Saturday.
Journey to the Edge of the Universe
The Most Important Image Ever Taken
The Real Perspective on the Solar System
Inside The Sun
Journey to the Edge of the Universe
The Most Important Image Ever Taken
The Real Perspective on the Solar System
Inside The Sun
Today's Homework
Just the one homework today but it's a biggie!
Remember, the diary should include details of your daily activities (what you have been doing) but also your thoughts about things (such as when you discover ice on Mars; what else might be there?) and your feelings (like when the doctor tells you that you have radiation poisoning).
- Finish your Oort Cloud diary up to the end of day 4.
Remember, the diary should include details of your daily activities (what you have been doing) but also your thoughts about things (such as when you discover ice on Mars; what else might be there?) and your feelings (like when the doctor tells you that you have radiation poisoning).
Sunday, 12 October 2008
Matball: The Revenge!
Well, as we all know, it's not the winning, it's the taking part. Unless East win. Today was not such a day. Today was the chance for the plucky underdogs to have their turn in the sun. Yes, the team that usually comes last in everything came first! In Y5/6 and Y3/4! So let's have a big cheer for...North!!!
When the matches were over and the results were known I took a photo of my class. At least, I thought it was my class. The picture seems to show a gang of wild animals but perhaps you will spot my class in there somewhere.
When the matches were over and the results were known I took a photo of my class. At least, I thought it was my class. The picture seems to show a gang of wild animals but perhaps you will spot my class in there somewhere.
Saturday, 11 October 2008
Matball!
Wednesday, 8 October 2008
Today's Homework
- Answer the questions about 4 newspaper articles - we already did 1 in class so you should have 3 more to do, IF you were working in class time. Gosh, that's a big if.
- Sun, Moon and Earth worksheet - it shows a graph about sunrise times over the course of the year. The questions on the worksheet are about those times.
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
Today's Homework
- Daily Maths 2
- Reading - you should be doing this for 15 minutes every night!
- Write a book review - do this in your 'Books I Have Read' book. Don't write about one of your reading books, write about a book you have chosen from the library or one you have at home. Non-fiction is best.
- Finish your newspaper article - some of you have given me a USB stick, as I suggested yesterday, so you can do it on the computer. Everyone else will have to handwrite it. The topic is Eratosthenes, of course, and you should have enough information in your English book and from your research to finish it off.
Sunday, 5 October 2008
Princes of Pen!
Today's Homework
- Day and Night Worksheet - this should have been stuck into your ITU book already. Answer the questions in the book.
- Learn your spellings - you should have made your list before the holiday. The words come from mistakes you have made or from the science list.
- Finish the print of the pictures from the Art lesson - make sure they are all done so that you can paint them in school.
- Daily Maths 1
Saturday, 4 October 2008
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