Friday, 10 March 2017

17.03.2017


For this week your task is to write a set of magical instructions on how to turn a person into a frog. 

First, you will need to write a list of ingredients.

Next, you need to write a list of step by step instructions on how to turn the person into a frog.

Below is an example for you to make your own.

Sunday, 5 March 2017

Homework due 10th March

Homework due 10th March

Your homework this week is to write a paragraph for each picture explaining what has happened to make them react like this. 

Try to use SHOW not tell sentences to imply how the person is feeling.

Image result for angry person cartoon  Related image

Sunday, 26 February 2017

Homework due Friday 3rd March.

Homework due Friday 3rd March.

Your homework this week comes from Mr Pearce our Literacy subject lead. He would like everyone to make a bookmark design on a piece of plain paper (provided) which promotes reading and our new Bug Club initiative which the children can use at school and at home.

The winner for the school will get their design published on a set of school bookmarks which will be produced for the children.

We look forward to seeing all of your creative designs!

Monday, 13 February 2017

Half term homework due Friday, 24th February

The holidays are here! I hope you have a lovely break. The first week back is Book Week and Art Week. With that in mind, I'd like you to complete a book review for any book that you read over the week. It doesn't have to be your school reading book. The book review templates have been given out on paper- I look forward to seeing them when we come back. Mathletics has been set, as well as the usual spellings, times tables and reading.

Have fun and see you after the holidays!

Friday, 3 February 2017

Homework due Friday, 10th February

Homework due Friday, 10th February

Homework due Friday, 10th February

We have been looking at ways to write direct speech into our stories this week. Can you remember the things we found out? Watch this clip to refresh your memory:


http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/clips/zvftsbk

Task 1:  Rewrite the following sentences so that the speech (and everything else) is written correctly. Can you think of some alternative words for 'said'?


  1.  what time is it asked Sachin.
  2.  let’s have chicken for dinner said Monica. 
  3.  can I play on the computer Mum asked Kayla. 
  4.  i would like an ice cream please said Zara. 
  5.  that costs 12 euro said the shop-keeper. 
  6.  would you like to read a book asked the teacher. 
  7.  where is the cheese asked Kayleigh. 
  8.  what’s five times eight asked Miss Byrne. 
  9.  hooray shouted the children.


Task 2:


Think back to the 'Staying Out' suspense story and remember how Kev tried to convince his mother to let him go camping with his friend. Please write a brief paragraph including a conversation between Kev and his mother, using all you have learned about punctuating speech. You may even try to put some persuasive language in there!

Saturday, 28 January 2017

Blogging Task due Friday 3rd February 2017

Blogging Task due Friday 3rd February 2017

Blogging Task due Friday 3rd February 2017

This week we have been learning the story 'Staying Out'by Pie Corbett. Your task for this week is to write out as much of the story as you can remember. Use the story map to help you and if you cannot remember the exact words then replace them with words that still make sense.


Friday, 20 January 2017

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As a new way of getting everyone to start checking their own work. Everyone should write a star and a wish on someone else's work to show what is great about the piece of work and what can be improved.


Just hit the reply button under someone's comment to then add your feedback.


You can set it out as simply as:




Star: You have used amazing adjectives that I am going to use in my own work.
Wish: I have noticed a couple of spelling mistakes in some tricky words. Can you spot them?






Thank you.


Mr Openshaw