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Tuesday 2nd June
Posted: Jun 1, 2020 by: Martin Clayton (MClayton) on: Class 6
Buongiorno tutti,
Why don't crabs give money to charity?
Because they are shellfish.
So, back to it today...
Exercise: remember Joe Wicks? Who is still do doing it? If not, what are you doing instead?
Reading: 30 minutes at least please.
This is Harry, with Olivia at Easter Gate Bridge, in Marsden. He is reading, 'Slime' by David Walliams!
"At the start of the story it introduces the characters in the story the moves on to the prologue and then chapter 1. Ned, an 11 year old boy with an annoying sister who loves to play tricks on her brother. They both live on the Island of Mulch and like going fishing to try and find shoe-fish! That’s really all I’ve got up to but so far I would recommend it!"
English: Synonyms and antonyms - https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z63ny9q
Maths: Here are some really interesting challenges - https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z489d6f
Topic: Now we are in the final seven weeks of your primary school experience, I would like you to begin thinking back about the whole adventure. Today, I want you to concentrate on Key Stage 1. Start at the beginning with Reception. Can you remember the first day? Who was your first friend? What was day one like? Were you scared? Excited? Can you remember the first whole school assembly? Write a short report - this can be in bullet-points, if you want. List the teachers in KS1, the trips you went on, the memories that stand out. Speak to your parents - what do they remember? Are there any particularly funny moments that you would like to share with everyone else? You can email me these in writing, or as photos. If you want them kept anonymous, tell me.
I got hit in the head with a can of Diet Coke yesterday. Don't worry, I wasn't hurt - it was a soft drink.
Have a lovely day. Keep smiling.
Mr C
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