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Well done!

Posted on Saturday 05 March 2011 by

Congratulations to Archie and Isabella for their election to the school council. I’m sure they’ll do a great job.

Also, well done to all the other children who stood in the election. I was very impressed with all the candidates’ presentations.

Don’t forget the class assembly on Thursday at 2.45pm.


04 March 2011

Posted on Friday 04 March 2011 by Mr Wilks

The spellings for this week are all adverbs that we might use when writing stories in literacy.

Nouns and verbs groups should practise numbers 1-8. Adjectives and adverbs groups should practise 1-10.

If anyone thinks of another wow adverb, they can write this at the end of the test on Friday for an extra mark!

1.  sadly

2. scarily

3. happily

4. quickly

5. fiercely

6. friendly

7. excitedly

8. nervously

9. cautiously

10. anxiously

Spellings will be tested on Friday 11 February. Good luck!

04 March 2011

Posted on Friday 04 March 2011 by Mr Wilks

The homework this week is a talk time homework and is due in on Wednesday 9 March.

I think spending billions of pounds on space exploration is a waste of money. Do you agree?

Children can choose to agree or disagree with the statement – as long as they have reasons to back up their opinion.

Try to encourage the children to use words like:

  • However…
  • Although…
  • On the other hand…
  • I understand your point, but I think that…
  • Conversely…
  • Another reason is…

I’ll look forward to hearing your views on this next week!

04 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

The homework this week is ‘Talk time’ and is due in Wednesday 09 March.

I can talk about why I should feel ‘good to be me’.

In keeping with this half-term’s SEAL theme of being ‘good to be me’, your child should discuss all the ways that they should feel good about themselves.

They should also talk about why their friends should feel good about themselves.

04 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

This week’s spellings for Bananas and Oranges all start with ‘th‘.

Apples have some words that end with ‘ent’.

They will be tested on Friday 11 March.

Apples Bananas and Oranges
LO: Words with ‘ent LO: Words with ‘th
  • bent
  • sent
  • dent
  • lent
  • spent
  • went
  • tent
  • parent
  • think
  • thought
  • through
  • threw
  • thumb
  • thin
  • thank
  • thing

The Forum

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

Keep your eye on the Forum over the weekend for another set of puzzles.

Why not try to add your own topic for discussion like Bethany and Yutaro?

04 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

Spellings this week are based on ‘ee’ sound with different spellings.  Learn the spellings and find four more words that fit the rule.

accuracy

disease

emergency

essential

healthy

displeased

ready

company

Spellings will be tested on Friday 11 March.

04 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

Your homework this week is Talk Time:

I can talk about whether school uniform should be banned.

In class we are working on balanced arguments. Discuss with your parents your opinions about the statement. Think of and discuss points that you agree with and points that you disagree with.

Also think about a conclusion and the connectives that you would use in your discussion.

Make notes in your homework book to show the things you discussed.

Homework is due in on Wednesday 09 March.

School Council

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

Congratulations to Rosie and Yutaro for their election to the school council. I’m sure they’ll do a great job.

Also, well done to all the other children who stood in the election.

04 March 2011

Posted on Thursday 03 March 2011 by

LO. To spell words with the ‘ow’ sound.

cow

how

now

down

brown

clown

town

flower

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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