PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy task for this week focuses on devices that the author uses to help make their writing more interesting for the reader (that’s you!)  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me.   This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

Also check out this lesson about writing a newspaper report.  It has two videos and three follow up activities for you to try.

Maths
This lesson about forming and solving one step equations includes a learning summary, one video, one worksheet with answers and an interactive activity.

Spanish
Here is a lesson about free time, sports and hobbies.  Have a go at the two videos, one audio clip and two activities.

Global Citizenship
Watch today’s Newsround bulletin and comment on our team to let me know one thing you have learned or found interesting.

PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy task for this week focuses on devices that the author uses to help make their writing more interesting for the reader (that’s you!)  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me.   This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

Also check out this lesson about using commas.  It has two videos and three follow up activities for you to try.

Maths
This lesson about substituting into simple equations and formulae contains a learning summary, interactive activities and one worksheet with answers

Science
Here is a lesson about Reversible and Irreversible Changes.  Have a go at the three videos and three activities.

Global Citizenship
Watch today’s Newsround bulletin and comment on our team to let me know one thing you have learned or found interesting.

PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy task for this week focuses on devices that the author uses to help make their writing more interesting for the reader (that’s you!)  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me.   This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

Also check out this lesson about using direct and indirect speech.  It has two videos and three follow up activities for you to try.

Maths
This lesson about forming expressions and understanding algebraic conventions includes two learning summary slideshows and two worksheets with answers.

Geography
Here is a lesson about The Alps, which has one animation about the Alps, one short film showing views of the Alps, one child-led short film about life in the Allgäu region of Bavaria in Germany, and three activities to build your knowledge.

Global Citizenship
Watch today’s Newsround bulletin and comment on our team to let me know one thing you have learned or found interesting.

Here are this week’s daily challenges.  Have a look and see if you can do any of them.  Remember to post on Teams and let me know how you get on.

Challenge Calendar week 8 8 June

Mrs Mac 😊

Good morning everyone.  Hope you all had a lovely weekend.

Well done to everyone who wore yellow or got themselves soaked last week for St. Andrew’s Hospice.  Here are the videos for you to have a look at.

Wear yellow for SAH

Get Soaked for SAH

Team Ladywell Staff Video for SAH

PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy task for this week focuses on devices that the author uses to help make their writing more interesting for the reader (that’s you!)  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me.   This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

Also check out this lesson on using apostrophes.  It has two videos and three follow up activities for you to try.

Maths
This lesson about finding a rule using one and two steps includes two slideshows and two worksheets.

History
If you enjoyed last week’s lesson on life in Anglo-Saxon Britain, or even if you didn’t get a chance to do it, have a look at this follow-up lesson on Anglo-Saxon art and culture.  It includes two videos and two activities.

Global Citizenship
Watch today’s Newsround bulletin and comment on our team to let me know one thing you have learned or found interesting.

Have a great week P7!

If you wish to do some spelling activities this week, here are your words. Choose an active spelling strategy from this grid:

cfe2-e-260-second-level-spelling-cfe-homework-grid 

or from your homework menu that we normally use. Or think up an idea of your own.  Spell them out in daisies or stones in your garden, write them using pasta shapes, etc.

Question Marks
Homophones
oral
aural
lessen
lesson
stationary
stationery
current
currant
principle
principal

Full Stops
cian/tion/sion
optician
politician
foundation
infection
creation
impression
permission
television
expansion
confusion

PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy/English work for this week focuses on the setting(s) in your novel.  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me. There are 5 tasks for you to complete this week, so you may choose to complete 1 each day, or do them all today, it’s up to you.  As you prepare for your secondary education, it is useful to practise prioritising your own workload which means looking at what needs to be done and deciding how you’re going to split up the tasks to ensure you get them completed.  This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

If you have finished your reading task, have a go at this lesson on planning and writing a story. It includes three videos and three activities.

Maths
The new North Lanarkshire Sumdog contest starts today. You know what to do!

Design and Technology
This lesson on design skills includes two video clips demonstrating how to get inspiration for and produce a model of a designs, and an activity to try at home.

Newsround
Watch today’s Newsround bulletin and comment on our team to let me know one thing you have learned or found interesting.

PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy/English work for this week focuses on the setting(s) in your novel.  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me. There are 5 tasks for you to complete this week, so you may choose to complete 1 each day, or do them all today, it’s up to you.  As you prepare for your secondary education, it is useful to practise prioritising your own workload which means looking at what needs to be done and deciding how you’re going to split up the tasks to ensure you get them completed.  This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

Maths

Learn about methods to find a percentage of an amount.  This lesson includes three videos, one quiz and one worksheet

French
This is a French lesson about school and hobbies, which includes two videos and two activities.

Newsround
Watch today’s newsround bulletin and comment on our team to let me know something that you learned or found interesting.

PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy/English work for this week focuses on the setting(s) in your novel.  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me. There are 5 tasks for you to complete this week, so you may choose to complete 1 each day, or do them all today, it’s up to you.  As you prepare for your secondary education, it is useful to practise prioritising your own workload which means looking at what needs to be done and deciding how you’re going to split up the tasks to ensure you get them completed.  This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

Maths
Comparing fractions, decimals and percentages – two videos, one interactive activity and two worksheets.

Science
Learn about life cycles in humans and animals.  This lesson includes two videos and six activities to reinforce learning.

Newsround
Watch today’s Newsround bulletin and comment on our team to let me know one thing you have learned or found interesting.

PE with Joe
30 minute workout live on YouTube at 9am (you can do this later than 9 am if it suits you better as the video is available on YouTube after the live broadcast).

English
Your literacy/English work for this week focuses on the setting(s) in your novel.  If you are reading something of your own choice at the moment which you are enjoying, and you would like to use that for your task instead of the class novel you were given in Term 3, that’s fine with me. There are 5 tasks for you to complete this week, so you may choose to complete 1 each day, or do them all today, it’s up to you.  As you prepare for your secondary education, it is useful to practise prioritising your own workload which means looking at what needs to be done and deciding how you’re going to split up the tasks to ensure you get them completed.  This document can be printed to enable you to do it on the sheet, or alternatively you could type your answers onto a blank word document or just write it in your jotter/notebook.  Don’t forget to spend some time this week reading your novel too. It is important as it builds your reading stamina which is the length of time you can read without losing concentration.  The greater your reading stamina, the longer you can read and the more enjoyment you will gain from reading.  This is because it gives you a chance to really get ‘into’ the book.

Maths
Equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages. Learn how to find equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages.  This lesson includes a learning summary, one video, one worksheet and one interactive activity.

Geography
Learn about fossil fuels and renewable energy. This lesson includes one animation about fossil fuels and renewable energy, one short film about wind power and three activities to build on your knowledge.