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11 years ago
Posted on 19th Oct 2014 by

Class 5 Literacy Homework for Tuesday 21st

To mark the end of our work on WarHorse, I would like Class 5 children to create a book review of the novel. They may use the format attached below, which they were all given a paper copy of on Friday, or they can create their own design.

This homework needs to be given in on Tuesday please.  They have not been given spellings to learn this week, as they also have Maths homework to complete for Mr Kelly for Wednesday.

Many thanks.

warhorse book review

11 years ago
Posted on 16th Oct 2014 by

Helicopter Visit – Class 5

We had a fantastic morning, when the helicopter visited school.  Class 5 had lots of questions to ask and we all learnt so much!

11 years ago
Posted on 10th Oct 2014 by

Class 5 Literacy Homework

In preparation for our next Literacy unit on poetry, Class 5’s task over the next week is to research one significant (well-known) WW1 poet. Wilfred Owen, Siegfried Sassoon and Rupert Brooke are a few suggestions. Think about what you could find out about them e.g. their life, their role before/during/after (if they survived) WW1 and any poems they are famous for.

You can present your research in a format of your choice but it will be going on display so think about presentation.  We will be sharing everyone’s research in class on Monday 20th.

11 years ago
Posted on 10th Oct 2014 by

Class 5 spellings to be tested 17.10.14

YELLOW

GREEN

PURPLE

RED

contractions and homophones
there

their

they’re                  

wasn’t

couldn’t

doesn’t

you’ll

we’re

you’re

your

 there

their

they’re

couldn’t

you’ll                    

you’re

you’ve                  

doesn’t

shouldn’t                 

haven’t

 they’re

their

there

couldn’t

hadn’t

haven’t

doesn’t

you’ll

you’re

we’re

 they’re

their

there

couldn’t

shouldn’t                

mustn’t

doesn’t

you’ll

you’re

we’re
11 years ago
Posted on 05th Oct 2014 by

Class 5 spellings to be tested 10.10.14

YELLOW

GREEN

PURPLE

RED

-igh spelling pattern
higher

lightly

fright

brightness

height

knighthood

right

fighting

thigh

weight

 flightless

frightful

brightness

knighthood

sighted

slightly

thigh

height

weightless

freight

 freight

lighter

frightful

brighten

slightly

weightless

sigh

flight

sighted

might

 freight

frightfully

brightened

sighting

weightlessness

sighed

heighten

mighty

delightful

enlighten
11 years ago
Posted on 26th Sep 2014 by

Class 5 spellings to be tested 03.10.14

YELLOW

GREEN

PURPLE

RED

Unstressed letters
misery

general

boundary

cupboard

factory

camera

library

company

business

generous

 

 generally

difference

original

frightening

memorable

interested

separately

business

voluntary

Wednesday

 

 separately

definite

memorable

memorably

voluntary

company

differently

reference

original

government

 government

environment

disinterested

parliament

memorable

similarly

prosperous

definitely

frighteningly

separately
11 years ago
Posted on 19th Sep 2014 by

Class 5 spellings to be tested 26.09.14

YELLOW

GREEN

PURPLE

RED

Further WWI topic vocabulary
harness

soldier

major

action

bullet

duty

signal

wounded

injured

stretcher

 haversack

soldier

sergeant

major

truce

discipline

experience

wounded

injuries

language

 

 haversack

soldier

major

action

truce

bullet

duty

wounded

injured

stretcher

 haversack

soldier

sergeant

major

truce

discipline

experience

wounded

injuries

language