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Wednesday 8th July
Posted: Jul 7, 2020 by: Liam Kershaw (LKershaw) on: Class 5
Morning Class 5. Today's blog is actually a mixture of Libby F's left over work and Edward's ideas. Just a reminder to save your mazes from last week, as you will be writing a short story on this tomorrow. Don't forget (!!!) that my email address is class5@netherthongprimary.co.uk
I will upload some updates from this week on the blog this afternoon. Sorry - it has been so busy at school in the last few days.
Reading
I have set chapter 6 of the Great Marvello for you. Enjoy! There is a quiz to do afterwards.
English
Edward has had the idea of sharing some memories about each other for English today. He wants you to write a short description of someone in the class (kind and positive things only, of course) without saying who it is. Then, when I load them onto the blog, you will have to guess who each piece of writing is about. Edward suggests writing about a memory that has happened that involves that person in the class, or something that is only relevant to them. Send in your short paragraphs to me when you're done, and I will load them onto the blog. I shall enjoy guessing who you have written about!
To carry on the theme of the class, he and his mum have made this word search by hand! He says it should have everyone in the class on it, and he doesn't think he has missed anyone out.
Edward says he thinks he has remembered everyone. He said he has put in these children in this format:
LIBBYF
LIBBYK
IZZY
WILL
Everyone else should be in there as their normal name with the normal spelling. If he has missed anyone, he is really sorry, but he is confident that he hasn't! Send me your answers when you have done it! There should be 32 including Mrs Greenwell and Mr Kershaw. I won't put a class list up, because I want to see if you guys can remember the whole list of names, like Edward did!
Maths
This is the 3rd worksheet from Libby that she prepared for her blog takeover. It is a good one!
Topic/Art
Edward suggested we do some pebble art this afternoon. It is a really cool idea and I've found a website with some instructions on it. It says you need a glue gun, but you can secure the pebbles in a number of different ways. Also, you don't need a frame, you could create your own frame too.
Here is the link with some ideas.
https://www.bluebearwood.co.uk/using-pebbles-to-make-pebble-art/
Alternatively, you could simply create some pebble art which isn't permanent, send in a photo of it and then return the pebbles from where they came. Just to say, you guys are a bit older than some of the children who made the art on the website, so you could make more complex art!
A great idea, Edward!
PE
Why not incorporate your exercise today with the art? Go on a long walk and find the best pebbles!
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