Homework for Friday 4th December

Spellings:
Australia Group:eventually, personally, enthusiastically, accidentally, carefully, deliberately, unhappily, fortunately, worriedly & gradually.
Brazil Group: angrily, properly, bravely, wildly, carefully, clearly, happily, wickedly, exactly & loudly.
Canada Group: kind, kindly, week, weekly, like, likely, really, year, yearly & nearly.
Literacy: Sherston Online Literacy Bank 5, Activities 40, 41, 42, 43 & 44.
Numeracy: Sherston Online Numeracy Bank 6, Activities 11, 12, 13, 14 & 15.
Topic: Sheet
Reading: Read at least 3 times at home and get your reading record signed.
Ask Bharat a question about his holiday to India

Ask Bharat a Question

On Wednesday Bharat is going on holiday to India for 1 month. Try to think of an interesting question to ask him about his trip. I will post your questions here and Bharat will try and answer them!!

Homework for Friday 27th November

Spellings:
Australia Group: contented, cheerful, delighted, overjoyed, offended, annoyed, irritated, outraged, depressed & troubled.
Brazil Group: happy, cheerful, lively, pleased, angry, annoyed, furious, gloomy, heartbroken & unhappy .
Canada Group: happy, jolly, merry, glad, angry, mad, cross, bitter, sad & unhappy.
Literacy: Sheet
Numeracy: Sherston Online Numeracy Bank 6, Activities 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10.
Science: Answer these questions about camels. Present your answers with a picture of a camel. You can do this on the computer if you wish. 1 - Why do camels have long eyelashes? 2 - Why does a camel have nostrils which can close? 3 - What is stored inside a camel's hump? Why? 4 - Why are camels feet wide? 5 - Why are camel's ears covered with hair?
Reading: Read at least 3 times at home and get your reading record signed.
On November 23rd 1945, rationing ended for most foods in which country? Send me the answer as a comment and win 2 house points!

School Closed

There will be no school on Tuesday November 17th, because of the bad weather. If you see this before you set off for school, please tell anybody else in the class who you are in contact with.
See you tomorrow!
Tuesday 17th November 8pm: As far as I know, school will be open tomorrow (Wednesday). I will let you know if anything changes. See you all in the morning!

Homework for Friday, November 20th

Spellings:
Australia Group: contented, cheerful, delighted, overjoyed, offended, annoyed, irritated, outraged, depressed & troubled.
Brazil Group: happy, cheerful, lively, pleased, angry, annoyed, furious, gloomy, heartbroken & unhappy .
Canada Group: happy, jolly, merry, glad, angry, mad, cross, bitter, sad & unhappy.
Literacy: Sherston Online Literacy Bank 5, Activities 22, 24 & 25.
Numeracy: Sherston Online Numeracy Bank 6, Activities 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5.
Reading: Read at least 3 times at home and get your reading record signed.
To win a house point - send me a comment to tell me what a synonym is.
Well done to Carla, Fabio, Alina, Jing and Julia who sent me the correct answer to win a house point!

Homework for Friday 13th November 2009

Spellings:
Australia Group: autograph, autobiography, autobiographies, autobiographical, automatic, automatically, autopilot, automobile, autopsy & circumstances.
Brazil Group: auto, graph, autograph, biography, autobiography, automatic, pilot, autopilot, circulate & circuits .
Canada Group: also, always, alone, almost, already, although, exit, expel, export & explode.
Topic: Sheet about Entertainment during WW2.
Literacy: Sheet.
Numeracy: Sheet and rehearse 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 times table, especially for division.
Reading: Read at least 3 times at home and get your reading record signed.
To win a house point - send me a comment to tell me what the prefix "auto" means.
Tomorrow, November 11th, is Remembrance Day. This is the day that people in Britain remember the people who have lost their lives fighting in wars. Why is it celebrated on November 11th? If you know the answer, send me a comment and you'll win a house point!

Homework for Friday 6th November 2009

Spellings:
Australia Group: Bifocals, bicycle, bisect, biceps, bilingual, biannual, circular, circulate, circumference & circumstance.
Brazil Group: Cycle, bicycle, bisect, biceps, biased, circle, circular, circulate, circuit & circus.
Canada Group: Stuck, unstuck, roll, unroll, wrap, unwrap, cover, uncover, real & unreal
Topic: Sheet about Rationing.
Literacy: Sheet.
Numeracy: Sheet and rehearse 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 times table, especially for division.
Reading: Read at least 3 times at home and get your reading record signed.