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Friday 24th April 2020
Welcome back everybody!
ENGLISH
Pages 12-13 today involves interpreting quotes - this is an important skill. You can follow the instructions on the page or if you want to hear these instructions out loud, see the bottom of the page.
https://www.talk4writing.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Y678-Units.pdf
Also, be sure to practise this week's spellings (below).
MATHS
Super effort on yesterday's challenging maths puzzles. There are a few people weren't sure on -- check the video resource centre (https://parkfield-primary-school.primarysite.media/) for a quick guide to some of the tricky ones. Remember to look at the answers as well to compare:
Please drop us an email if there are specific questions you would like us to go through and we can go into these a bit more deeply.
In the meantime, try the Friday challenge. How far through these challenges can you get?
https://wrm-13b48.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Family-Challenge-Friday-24th.pdf
SCIENCE
The second of this week's science revision quizzes is on rocks and soil!
- What are the three types of rock called? (Clue: the names start with i, s and m).
- How are each of the three types made?
- What does the word "weathered" mean?
- Which rock is harder and which is softer: slate or chalk?
- Which rock is harder and which is softer: marble or limestone?
- What is the difference between permeable and impermeable rocks?
- Complete the sentence by filling in the missing letters: Soil is made up of min_ _ a _ s (worn-down rocks), w _ _ er, org _ _ ic matter (e.g. animal excrement and dead animals) and air.
- What is a fossil?
- Explain how fossils are made using the word "sediment".
- Is it true that sometimes soil contains clay or sand?
CELEBRATIONS
So much super poetry is coming in -- enjoy this from JC:
The Door
Go and open the door.
Maybe there is a path leading to your dreams.
Maybe there is a key that can unlock your mind.
Maybe there is a box of nightmares waiting to be discovered.
Go and open the door.
Maybe there is a world that is upside down.
Maybe there is a scroll prepared to be told.
Maybe there is a doughnut…… Mmm doughnut.
Beyond the green door –
Trees grow taller every minute.
Beyond the blue door –
Waterfalls heavily plummet to their death.
Beyond the red door –
Anger and frustration swells.
Also, check out these two Pixlr masterpieces from Alien_girl_xox:
...And a beautiful, painted door from Dreamerofspirits:
PHOTO CORNER
Thanks for the people who have sent in some super photos of their adventures this week - here are some of them:
And check out a superb poetry video on the video resource centre under "Videos from Our Wonderful Children":
https://parkfield-primary-school.primarysite.media/
AND FINALLY...
Looking at pictures of cute animals is not only good for you but makes you more productive. Happy "awwww!"ing: