Showing posts with label Easter holiday homework. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter holiday homework. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 March 2010

Year Five and Six Easter Holiday Homework


What a term at West London's Most Creative Preparatory School! Year Six achieved some super results in the 11+ examinations, and have begun working on the school play and the International Primary Curriculum. We have high hopes of doing well in the World Maths Day video competition, too! Year Five have been working hard to improve their comprehension and story writing skills, getting set to 'ace' their 11+ next January.

Year Five
Click for the Year Five Easter holiday homework, which includes reading and writing.

Year Six
Click for the Year Six Easter holiday homework, with a focus on learning lines for the school play, reading and creating a diorama.

Don't forget that there are lots of helpful videos at FalconsTube, and all the advice you need about writing a brilliant short story at baldworm.co.uk - which has now received over 75,000 hits since 2007! Cool!

Have a great break! When you get back, Bald Worm will have some exciting news for you about our plans for promoting reading at Falcons Girls...

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Tuesday, 30 June 2009

Year 5 Holiday Homework is Live!



Ah, summer! There may be a few days to go, but our thoughts are rapidly turning towards revising our key skills over the long summer break: full details of the Year Five Summer holiday homework - complete with useful links and Bald Worm video mini-guides -can be found on our pupil wiki!

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Thursday, 26 March 2009

Year 5 & 6 Easter Holiday Homework



Year 5
I know you'd all be very upset if I didn't set some holiday homework - so click here for full details on our pupil wiki. All work should be completed in your blue book.

Don't forget that you can receive extra tasks by emailing me at baldworm@baldworm.co.uk.

Year 6
Your task is simple - learn all of your lines for Romeo and Juliet.

We'll have a test on your words on the first day back.

Have a great break!

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