Good morning Primary 5,<\/p>\n
I hope that you are all well and looking after yourselves. Mrs Haughey has been telling me how busy you have been.<\/p>\n
Continue working on your coordinates. Here is a link to the maths game that we didn\u2019t get time to play in class.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.mathsisfun.com\/data\/click-coordinate.html<\/a> Pictures can be drawn using coordinates.<\/em> Highest x-coordinate 15 I hope that you have remembered all of the information that we have learned about cleanliness, hygiene and safety in the kitchen. This is a link to a game where you can test your skills.<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.foodstandards.gov.scot\/education-resources\/cookin-castl<\/a>e<\/p>\n In Spanish we have been learning about food and drink. This is a link to the video we have watched. There are some activities attached to it which you could try, but you don\u2019t have to. Practise your Spanish with food in your kitchen, like the girl in the video.<\/p>\n https:\/\/videoele.com\/A1-La-comida.html<\/a><\/p>\n Sunday is Palm Sunday and the start of Holy Week.
\nRemember
\n*the horizontal axis (the \u201calong axis) is called the x-axis
\n*the vertical axis (the \u201cup\u201d axis) is called the y-axis<\/p>\n
\nIf you have squared paper here is one to try:
\nMake a coordinate grid (Cartesian coordinate grid)
\nRemember to plot the points in order and join them up as you move from one point to the next.<\/p>\n
\nHighest y-coordinate 10
\n(2,4)(2,1)(7,1)(13,4)(13,7)(7,4)(2,4)(8,7)(13,7)Stop
\n(7,1)(7,4)Stop
\nYou could try to make your own picture and test the coordinates on a family member.<\/p>\n
\nThis link will let you see how they celebrate Holy Week in Spain.<\/p>\n