Remember for the next 6 weeks you have to work on your WW2 personal research.

Learn your spelling words and definitions for a test on Friday. (substantial, celestial, circumstantial, evidential, presidential, consequential, torrential, confidential, essential, initial, potential, partial, spatial, impartial, residential)

Keep revising your tables.

2x sessions of RM Easimaths

Language

Writing – we will continue to write and redraft our stories for the infants.

Reading – we will continue to read Think Me Back and look at this during reciprocal trading sessions. We will also look at Key Comprehension too.

Maths – more multiplication work. Looking at the written method and mental strategies for multiplying. Keep revising your tables.

Having a little reward!

This week club letters have been sent out!

Please remember to bring in your tear off slips ASAP so you can attend a club.

Some clubs have started back;Athletics trials, boys football trials and Scripture Union.
Although most clubs should start back soon!

Yours Sincerely
Alison Gannon

The great Hallside bake off was on Friday and six people from our class were competing, they were Kayla, Alison, Andrew.S, Cameron.L, Rachel.R and Lucy. Unluckily, none of us won but the winners were Grant Mclaughin from

p4a  for family and Jori Horn from p6 for child. Grant made a hedgehog cake and Jori made a swimming pool one. Now for what our competetors made. Cameron. L made butterfly cupcakes, Rachel. R made a Hallside sponge, Alison made a carrot cake, Lucy made a maltteaser cake, Andrew. S made some chocolate orange cupcakes and Kayla made a sponge cake and 11 cupcakes.

Woo hoo!!! P7 have made a flying start by winning the first Star Class of the year. A huge congratulations and well done to each and every one of you, I’m very proud. Let the hard work continue!!

Mrs M

One weekend I went to Pollock Country Park where they had set up World War 2 trenches. I got to walk in them and see where the bomb marks where and see the weapons and food rationing and real guns and bullets. I learned that they had real street names attached to the wood panels so that soldiers remembered where and how to get about the trenches. They had to make sure all their supplies were with them as they were in the trenches for a long time. Wooden boards were placed down so that they could walk along the rows safely. The trenches walls were higher than the soldiers to keep them protected and they would just pop up to shoot or see what was going on.

Cameron Lobban

We’ve been learning about symmetry and spent this morning working on different activities to explore this further.

Essential homework MUST be completed and handed in on Friday. Each essential homework task is worth 1 point.

Additional tasks MUST also be handed in on Friday!!! You do not have to complete them all, but remember you must achieve at least 10 points.

Essential Homework

• Maths: RM Easimaths – 2 sessions (30 minutes)
• Maths: Mental (from sheet) (1) Multiply 2 and 3 digit numbers by 10, (2) reinforce the times tables to multiply and divide but with an emphasis on speed, (3) multiply and divide 2 and 3 digit numbers by a single digit. Although you do not have to have anything written down, please spend time on this and get an adult to sign to say you have worked on these strategies.
• Language: Learn spelling words. ‘tial’ words copied into your jotter and choose 3 spelling words to use in a WOW paragraph/sentence. (use an exciting opener, connective, good vocabulary)

Additional Tasks.

4Points

• Oral Book review for remainder of pupils. (literacy)

3Points

• Follow a recipe at home to create something edible. Be prepared to talk me through what you did. Email a picture to slgw07maxwelllouise@glow.sch.uk or bring in a picture or a signed sentence saying what you did.

1 Point

• Read for at least half an hour. (Get someone to sign to say you have done this. Make a note of the book and author) (literacy)
• VCOP a page of a book you are reading
• Email an entry for the class blog to slgw07maxwelllouise@glow.sch.uk  (literacy, ICT)
• Attend a club outside of school. Write the name of it and be prepared to talk about it.
• Spend time looking at the websites on our blog page. (The Woodlands Junior in particular for WW2 and symmetry ones for a little revision)

Please remember to get your homework signed and write down the tasks you have completed.