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Sequencing Playscripts

Posted on Friday 08 October 2010 by Mr Wilks

Working hard to sequence events in a playscript.
Working hard to sequence events in a playscript.

08 October 2010

Posted on Friday 08 October 2010 by Mr Wilks

The homework this week is a Talk Time homework and is due in on Wednesday 15 October.

I can talk to someone at home about what transport was like when they were young.

I will look forward to speaking to you about some of the interesting things that you have found out.

08 October 2010

Posted on Friday 08 October 2010 by Mr Wilks

For the next few weeks, the spellings will all be words that end ‘le‘.

This week we are looking at words that end in ‘ckle’.

1. chuckle

2. prickle

3. tickle

4. cackle

5. trickle

6. pickle

7. buckle

8. tackle

9. crackle

10. Find one of your own!

Spellings will be tested on Friday 15 October 2010.

Good luck!

08 October 2010

Posted on Thursday 07 October 2010 by

The homework this week is Creative and due in Wednesday 13th October.

I can invent a toy.

Ask yourself these questions first:

  • What is my toy made of?
  • Is my toy of the past, present or future?
  • Who is my toy for? Is it for girls, boys or maybe even adults?
  • How much would my toy cost?

Then:

  • What does your toy look like? Draw a small diagram with labels.
  • You could write a list of instructions of how to build your toy.
  • You could draw an advert of your toy.

It’s up to you! Let’s see if you can show me how your toy is better than others!

08 October 2010

Posted on Thursday 07 October 2010 by

The homework this week is Creative homework and is due in on Wednesday 13 October.

I can show what I think about our class novel Street Child.

Here are a few ideas for you:

  • A recount of the story so far
  • A diary written from Jim’s point of view
  • Character portraits
  • A comic strip version of the story
  • A timeline of the events
  • A mind map of all the emotions Jim has experienced
  • A prediction of what will happen next

OR…

  • Your own idea!

Have Fun!

 

08 October 2010

Posted on Thursday 07 October 2010 by

This week we are learning to spell words with prefixes that have a particular meaning. Children have been asked to add two more words to their spellings using the same prefix.

Set A: Aqua and Aero

aquarium, Aquarius, aquatic, aquaplane

aeroplane, aerodrome, aeronauts, aerodynamic

Set B: Micro and Audi

microscope, microfilm, microphone, microcosm

audible, audience, audition, auditorium

Set C: Super and bi

supernatural, Superman, supernova, superpower

bicycle, biped, binoculars, binary

 

Spellings will be tested on Friday 15 October.

08 October 2010

Posted on Thursday 07 October 2010 by

This week’s homework is Practice Makes Perfect. It links to our current literacy unit. It’s a chance for the children to practise what they have learnt!

It is due in on Wednesday 13 October 2010.

Write a short script with at least four speaking parts.

A script has:

A title  eg. Cinderella

A cast eg. Cinderella, Stepsisters, Stepmother, Prince, Fairy Godmother

Names on the left, colon, stage directions, dialogue, NO SPEECH MARKS

eg. Cinderella: (Wearily scrubbing the floor whilst wiping away tears) I’m so unhappy.  

Extra stage directions in brackets  eg. (Cinderella slowly bends down to pick up the invitation.)

New line for a new speaker

08 October 2010

Posted on Thursday 07 October 2010 by

Like last week, spellings are adjectives and adverbs and how we can change between each.

This week the adjectives all end in ‘y’. We have to drop the ‘y’ for an ‘i’ before we add ‘ly’.

Adjective(Describes noun) Adverb(Describes verb)
weary wearily
sleepy sleepily
scary scarily
happy happily
grumpy grumpily
lucky luckily
angry angrily
bumpy bumpily
Now can you think of your own?
   
   
   

These spellings will be tested on Friday 15 October 2010.

Health Week feedback

Posted on Wednesday 06 October 2010 by Mrs Taylor

Thank you to all parents and carers who have made such positive comments about our recent Health Week

Our Health group (pupils) met this week with some great examples of how Health Week has enabled them to make even healthier choices.  Some of the comments from the meeting include:

  • “I’ll eat more fruit now.” Bailey, Year 1
  • “I’ll keep doing more exercise at home.” Zakir, Year 2
  • “I will try to do more sport and exercise at home rather than watching the TV.” Arjun, Year 3
  • “I am going to ride my bike more at home.” Amit, Year 3
  • “I’ve asked my mum if we can get a blender to make our own smoothies at home.” Bethany, Year 3
  • “After using the trampolines at Allerton Grange I am going to use my own more at home.” Connor, Year 4
  • “I eat more fruit now including mango which I hadn’t tried before.” Connor, Year 4
  • “I enjoy Family Fridays where I spend more time with my family doing exercise.” Ebony, Year 4
  • “I am going to cut down the number of unhealthy snacks I have.” Ajay, Year 5

Following the introduction of our Packed Lunch Guidance, a number of children are already trying ways to make their lunch healthier:

  • “My mum has suggested that I only bring crisps on Mondays as a treat, instead of every day, and I am going to try this.” Amit, Year 3
  • “Following the Health Group meeting for parents, about packed lunches, I now send a chocolate biscuit once a week rather than every day and my children see it more like a treat.” Parent
  • “I’ve stopped bringing a Fruit Shoot with my packed lunch as I have the water on the table instead.” Husna, Year 4

We would love to hear more Health Week feedback.

01 October 2010

Posted on Tuesday 05 October 2010 by

Homework this week is talk-time homework and is based around our topic ‘Vile Victorians’.

It is due in Wednesday 06 October

Discuss with your family the work Victorian Children had to do. Show them the websites we have looked at in school and ask what they think of working conditions for children.

Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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