w/b 1st October
Well done everyone who successfully completed their homework last week. Enjoy your sense of achievement.
This week you will have maths homework (due Thursday) and spelling homework (due Friday).
To help you with maths and language please remember to log into your Book Club account. There are lots of Maths games on the Bug Club site for all to enjoy with new options allocated each week.
Log into your Bug Club account regularly and read as many books as you can.
Remember: Something new is learned every time a page is read!(old Chinese proverb)
P5M are currently looking at different types of forces. Today we explored the concept of gravity and its importance to our everyday life. Every pupil was given a balloon and a straw to see how long they could beat gravity. Everyone enjoyed themselves, however inflating 24 balloons in a 3 minute period is not recommended!!
Our next lesson will look at air resistance and gravity which I’m sure will be an eggcellent experience. 🥚🥚
Spelling – Phoneme worksheet and Chilli Challenge in homework jotter.
Maths – Active Maths games again this week (please let your teacher know as soon as possible if you can’t access your account).
Knights and Castles topic grid – choose at least one activity to complete by Wednesday 10th October. Be prepared to show your work and discuss it with your peers.
Thank you.
Here are the Knights and Castles topic grid choices.
1.Make a 3D model of a castle .
You can choose which type of castle you would like to make. Remember to include the different features we have explored in class.
Be ready to describe how you made it when showing the class.
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2.Make one piece of armour, e.g. the helmet.
Be ready to explain how you made it when showing it to the class. |
3.Make a small replica of a medieval weapon.
Make sure you have adult supervision and it cannot hurt anyone. |
4. Research a castle from Scotland and choose your own method of presenting the information.
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5. Research a famous knight, real or mythical, e.g. King Arthur. Choose your own method of presenting the information. |
6.Create a fact file or book about castles. Think about including the non-fiction text features we have discussed in class.
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7.Write a song, story or poem about a castle or create dance.
Perform it to the class. |
8.Create a game based on a castle or medieval theme.
It can be a board game or a sporty game.
Write a set of instructions and teach it to the class. |
9. Free choice – can you think of a project or activity that shows off your knowledge of castles and the medieval period? No need to write it down. Just bring it in to show the class.
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Please find attached our Termly Overview for term 1.
Find out what we’ll be doing here.
Just another blogs.glowscotland.org.uk – East Ayrshire site