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04 November 2011

Posted on Friday 04 November 2011 by

The homework this week is Talk Time and is due in Wednesday 09 October.

Do adverts on TV influence people? Discuss both sides of the argument.

We have researched lots of different types of adverts this week and will be looking at more next week. Discuss at home with your family how adverts affect (if at all) people you know.

  • Do they have an effect on you? How do you know?
  • Does anyone else think differently to you? Why?

Starting points for discussion if you need them:

  • If adverts do influence people, should they be allowed?
  • If adverts don’t influence people, why are they always on TV?

04 November 2011

Posted on Friday 04 November 2011 by

This week’s spellings are all appealing adjectives that advertisers would use to tempt customers.

Appealing adjectives

trendy

exclusive

revolutionary

spectacular

modern

archaic

amazing

luxurious




04 November 2011

Posted on Friday 04 November 2011 by

Your homework this week is creative and is due in on Wednesday November 09.

I can show what I learnt at the Leeds City Museum.

Homework is to produce a piece of work showing what they learnt on their trip to the museum. Encourage your child to focus on the learning that took place in the Ancient Greek Workshops and the Ancient Worlds Gallery.

This piece of work could be:

  • A recount
  • A report
  • Annotated drawings
  • A fact file
  • A leaflet
  • Another idea, even more creative!

Remember, homework should stick to one page of the Homework Book, but the page can be extended with flaps, pull out sections etc.

04 November 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 November 2011 by Mr Wilks

This week, the spellings are all adjectives that we will be using in our promotional writing next week.

The spellings will be tested on Friday 11 November. The children will be tested on eight out of the ten words.

1.

amazing

2.

fantastic

3.

brilliant

4.

great

5.

superb

6.

trendy

7.

wonderful

8.

modern

9.

vast

10.

luxurious

04 November 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 November 2011 by Mr Wilks

The homework this week is practice makes perfect and is due in on Wednesday 09 November.

I can multiply.

The children have a sheet stuck into their homework books which they must complete and hand in.

04 November 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 November 2011 by

This week, we are learning to spell words with the ‘oi’ and ‘oy’ sound.

These will be tested on Friday 11 November.

boy

Roy

toy

joy

boil

soil

foil

coin


04 November 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 November 2011 by

The homework this week is Practice Makes Perfect and is due in on Wednesday 09 November.

I can read and write numbers in figures and words.

Read through the sheet with your child. Then allow him / her to complete it as best they can.

Remember, Remember…

Posted on Thursday 03 November 2011 by

… Thursday 10th November!

It’s our class assembly. We look forward to seeing you there at 2.40.

04 November 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 November 2011 by

This week’s homework is Practice makes Perfect.

I can add numbers using a number line.

R2 (Remember to)

  • Start with the largest number (circle it on your number line).
  • Count on the amount of the smaller number.
  • The number that you reach is your answer.

The children have different calculations depending on which maths group they are in. Please see their homework books for the correct calculations.  Do ask me, Miss Hewson, or Mr Roundtree, if you’d like some help in supporting your child.

04 November 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 November 2011 by

This week’s spellings are ‘ly’ words. Your child will be tested on Friday 11 November 2011. It’d be great if the children could think of some of their own ‘ly’ words too!

  • bravely
  • proudly
  • loudly
  • sadly
  • wisely
  • quietly
  • shyly
  • weakly
  • sweetly
  • kindly


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