Homework

Here is Primary 7s homework

 

Second Level Homework Term 2: January- March

Listed below are homework tasks for Term 2.

Hand in to teacher whenever you have done any of. Any day of the week

Reading

Read a book and create a book review for our library explaining why you recommend this book and who would enjoy it.

Maths

 

Sumdog

 

Play it. It makes you smarter.

Foreign languages

Create a word list for another language eg numbers, animals etc

Bring it in and we will use it for a week in class!

Cooking

Cook a meal for someone else (could be as simple as breakfast).

Ask them to give you a review of your meal.

Write it down or video it.

STEM

 

Bring in some objects for our construction zone. Every item gets you 5 house points

 

e.g. bottle lids, cardboard tubes.

 

Extra challenge = build something using items in your house that would normally be “junk” and bring it in to show us.

Maths

Times tables

 

Can you write a song/rap about a times table to teach to a younger class. Can use garageband etc.

 

 

WW2

 

Ask in your family if there was anybody who lived during WW2.

Ask if you have any objects/items/photos from ww2 and bring them in if you are allowed.

Cooking

 

Research ww2 rationing

What were people allowed in a week?

Plan a whole day of eating using the rations for a family of 2 adults and 3 children.

Self-management

Explain to someone at home what we have been learning about in self-management and what parts of self-management we have explored. Identify where in your life you can get more responsibility for managing yourself.

IDL

Find a video about a part of WW2 that you are interested in. Watch it with someone at home and discuss it. Share with the class

Art

 

Draw, paint, make or design something that interests you.

Bring it in and share it with the class.

Can be something digital.

Fairtrade

Design a Fairtrade board game that we can play during Fairtrade Fortnight.

Research and record a Fairtrade recipe that we can cook during Fairtrade Fortnight.

 

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