Homework this week is:

• spelling
• maths
• reading passport activity

For spelling, we are back to the usual 10 words.  LCSWC your words 3 times in your homework jotter, choose 1 activity from the inside front cover of your jotter to do and input your words to Spelling City.

Maths is an addition task.

For your reading passport challenge, decide on 3 personal challenges and record them on page 4.  I have attached a document below to inspire you.   The challenges do not necessarily have to be completed right away, they are things that you are aiming to do before the challenge ends in May.  Please also make sure that you are doing 10 minutes reading at least per day and record any finished books in your reading passport.  PLEASE NOTE THAT THE READING PASSPORT IS NOT AN OPTIONAL TASK, IT IS PART OF YOUR HOMEWORK!!

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The news reporters this week are Connor and Alex.

Last week, Abbie created a fabulous Power Point about Storm Nate in America which originated in Louisiana.  She finished her presentation with a quiz which we all enjoyed.  Daniel brought us a really interesting story about how a new species of orangutan has been discovered.  This is the first new species of great apes to be discovered in 100 years. Well done Daniel and Abbie!

As well as writing on the class blog and updating our e-portfolios this week we were finding out about the history of the computer. Here are some links to follow :
Timeline

how computers have changed

   this was at cambuslang park .  it was really fun and we learned about quarries and a little  girl fell off of a quarry  and died.  Sadly there are more sad storys.  And there are witches caves but

I don’t believe it parents probably just told them that so they don’t go near it.  Because children would be scared of that.  Me and the rest of the class took a picture on a rock.  and I was in the middle of every one and squished Daniel was in front and Mark wabehind me

At cambuslang  park we learned about quarries .  Quarries are big holes which  people dig.  Once a little girl fell into a quarry .  The park costed £700 which now a days it costed £68,000

we went to the cambuslang park and learnt a bout Qurries and there are three stories a bout  a little girl .who died the firs story is the little girl was getting her dad lunch and fell in a big deep qurry . the second story is the little girl was playing with her pram and the pram rolled a way the little girl went to grab the pram and fell in the deep qurry the last story is that she was playing tennis with her friend and the ball rolled a way she went to get it and fell in a big deep dark qurry she sadly passed away it is a sad story .

yesterday we learned about 3D shapes I learned about the octahedron

Last Friday we went to Cambuslang park.  we learned about the quarry’s the witches cave’s and a story about a little girl bringing lunch to her dad but sadly she tripped over a rock and fell in the quarry.

in maths we are doing 3D shapes I got all of the textbook sums right. and I learned that a circle can be a cylinder.

  Last Friday we went to Cambuslang park and learned about the quarries.  we got told a story about a girl was bringing lunch to her dad and fell in the quarry.  There is also a well in the park parents tell their children not to drink from the well or it well make you crazy it doesn’t really parents tell it to save their children from falling in the well.