Tuesday, 4 November 2008
Fun Stuff - Area Rap!
Musical learning is one of the best ways to make sure that you remember 'dull' or difficult information!
Year 6 Noir Fiction - Femme Fatale
L.O. To include complex sentences in a dialogue
Last night we revised the use of complex sentences.
Write a dialogue (1/2 page) between a innocent man and a dangerous femme fatale, where the femme fatale wants to con the man into giving her something she wants - like his wallet!
Try to include complex sentences in your dialogue, e.g.
"Look, doll face, do I look like a rat?" (I've 'bracketed off' doll face)
Feeling clever? Don't forget to present your dialogue in different ways.
America Votes!
Monday, 3 November 2008
Year 5 - Word Work
L.O. To know how to spell words ending in an 'a'
Please complete the 'words endingi in an 'a'' worksheets.
If possible, revise your spellings using the list I've created at Bald Worm's area at Spelling City.
Year 6 Prose - Complex Sentences
We've been looking at how important it is to include complex sentences in a story.
Homework: Plan a story for 'The Forest'. Write the first ten lines of your story, setting the scene (e.g. describe the forest), making sure that you include at least three complex sentences, and compound, simple, impact and fragment sentences
Feeling clever? Include a colon.
P.S. Why not try this 'parts of speech' revision game?
P.P.S. The Spelling City word list is here.
Sunday, 2 November 2008
Year 6 Comprehension - A Christmas Carol
L.O. To revise the importance of reading the question before attempting to answer a comprehension question
Don't forget to READ THE DASHED QUESTION! (R.T.D.Q!)
Please complete the Charles Dickens 'A Christmas Carol' comprehension - and don't forget to keep revising at the comprehension blog!
Due: Wednesday.
Year 5 Comprehension: P-E-E
Please complete the 'Scratched by a pin' 'P-E-E' comprehension. Learn more about P-E-Eing all over the page at my comprehension blog, http://bit.ly.comprehension
Due: Wednesday
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