Wednesday, 1 December 2010
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Drew’s Unusual Uniform
This week's scaffold text using the 'ue' sound.
Drew was in Saint Andrew’s regimental musical band. His unit took part in many regimental marches through the town.
The day of his next march was a beautiful sunny day. Drew slept in. He was due at the barracks at 10.00am and it was already a quarter to. He threw on his uniform without thinking and continued out the door.
He quickly joined his crew on their march and began blowing his tuba. Half way through the march he noticed everyone was looking at him in an unusual way. Then he realised his buttons were askew, his shirt, that was supposed to be white, was blue and on his feet he had only one shoe. ‘What an unusual uniform!’ laughed Drew and everyone had to agree.
Drew was in Saint Andrew’s regimental musical band. His unit took part in many regimental marches through the town.
The day of his next march was a beautiful sunny day. Drew slept in. He was due at the barracks at 10.00am and it was already a quarter to. He threw on his uniform without thinking and continued out the door.
He quickly joined his crew on their march and began blowing his tuba. Half way through the march he noticed everyone was looking at him in an unusual way. Then he realised his buttons were askew, his shirt, that was supposed to be white, was blue and on his feet he had only one shoe. ‘What an unusual uniform!’ laughed Drew and everyone had to agree.
Thursday, 11 November 2010
Monday, 8 November 2010
This Week's Spellings & Scaffold Text
After a little break spelling city is back online. Click here or on the picture to visit the site Our scaffold text activity is back on too, as usual post comments with your text. This week our story is called:
Royston was, by all accounts, a very noisy snake. His friends would say, ‘The idea of being a snake is so you can hoist yourself up into a tree and silently coil yourself round a branch and then drop down on your prey without them even knowing you are there.’ Alas poor Royston couldn’t stay quiet for long enough to do this.
One day his friends took him aside and explained he had choices to make. Either he was going to be the annoying, poisonous, noiseless, destroyer that he was meant to be or they would employ sterner measures to get him to conform.
Needless to say sterner measures could not be avoided. Royston’s friends sent him on a voyage of discovery. His most loyal friend, Lloyd went with him and introduced him to the android on the hill, who, happened to have an ointment for noisiness. A couple of applications later Royston was less noisy and actually started to enjoy slithering around, silently creeping and toiling up on his prey as a snake should do.
Four Nations Maths Challenge
For the next week our school is taking part in the Four Nations Maths Challenge. This site allows you to play games that will help you revise all the topics we cover in class. Earn as many credits as you can - the person with the most credits at the end of the week will earn
You all have been given a username and password, use it on this site and compete against pupils in England, Scotland and Wales. The site can be accessed here or by clicking on the picture.
Good Luck, have fun!
Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Cultural Diversuty
This term our theme is Cultural Diversity. We will be focusing on japan and comparing the japanese culture with ours. Below is a link to a great website about Japan, visit it and post something you think will be interesting for the rest of the class to read. Have fun
Friday, 22 October 2010
Thursday, 21 October 2010
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
Monday, 18 October 2010
Riddle Me This
A street that is 40 metres long has a tree every 10 yards on both sides.
How many total trees on the entire street?
Thursday, 14 October 2010
Our Heads
Maybe it's been the moulding, adding the different facial parts, painting or adding hair.
Share your experiences as a comment and see if you can get a conversation going that only you bloggers will know about.
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Gertie the Gloomy Goose
Gertie the Gloomy Goose
One afternoon Hugh was watching a cartoon called Gertie the Gloomy Goose. Gertie flew smoothly through Blackpool on a broom when she toppled over fell and bruised her knee. In rage she took off her shoe and threw it at a musician who was playing a flute. He stood up, shook his fist at Gertie, smoothed down his suit and continued playing. It would take more than a bruise caused by a goose on a broom to stop a true flute player.
One afternoon Hugh was watching a cartoon called Gertie the Gloomy Goose. Gertie flew smoothly through Blackpool on a broom when she toppled over fell and bruised her knee. In rage she took off her shoe and threw it at a musician who was playing a flute. He stood up, shook his fist at Gertie, smoothed down his suit and continued playing. It would take more than a bruise caused by a goose on a broom to stop a true flute player.
Monday, 11 October 2010
Walking on the Moon
For the next few weeks we will be finishing off our All About Me topic by finding out about our solar system.
Our literacy text this week is about the moon landing in the 1960's.
Post a few facts about the moon - you might want to use this website to help
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
My Neighbour Mr Reindeer
My neighbour has a silly surname. He is called Mr Rudolph Reindeer. Mr Reindeer has no patience and often complains about the silliest things – mum’s apron isn’t straight, there aren’t enough raisins in his birthday cake, the trailer’s wheels are on the pavement, the café doesn’t open late. When he gets angry he makes such strange faces and his veins pop out on his forehead.
Yesterday was Monday, the first day of the school holidays. It rained so hard that Mr Reindeer’s children could not go out to play. The children waited to see if the rain would stop and were dismayed to find they had to remain indoors. As they played they created mayhem. Mr Reindeer can’t wait until the holidays are over and peace reigns once again.
Yesterday was Monday, the first day of the school holidays. It rained so hard that Mr Reindeer’s children could not go out to play. The children waited to see if the rain would stop and were dismayed to find they had to remain indoors. As they played they created mayhem. Mr Reindeer can’t wait until the holidays are over and peace reigns once again.
Sunday, 3 October 2010
Riddler Return
Friday, 1 October 2010
Killowen Trip
We got letters home today about the trip to Killowen.
I'll put up more links and photos from trips but why not leave your friends a comment about the trip. Are you looking forward to it? Are youworried? What will be the best bit? Will you be on the river list?
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
The Troubled Athlete
Our scaffold text for List 4
Get out of bed,’ I heard her bleat. ‘You’re not much of an athlete!’
‘Oh mum, the exercise is really extreme, it makes me want to shout and scream.’
‘Get into the field and give my head peace. Stop acting like your little niece.’
At this point I did concede and wandered to the mucky field.
The abundance of energy I did release made my oxygen levels decrease. Thirsty work and rigorous routine made me into a mean machine.
With my extreme training now complete I realise I’ll make the greatest athlete.
My mother will cease her heat at last, and all her bleating will be a thing of the past!
Wednesday, 22 September 2010
Spelling City
In P6 we use Spelling City to help learn our spellings. You can access all your spelling homework lists as well as having a go at lots of fun games and activities that will help you improve your spelling.
The Surprised Burglar
Let me tell you the story of yesterday’s burglary. The mystery of the missing silver was discovered by the butler who alerted security. The guards disturbed the burglar as he circled the perimeter fence looking for an escape route.He had entered the house without disturbing a soul. He slithered with uncertainty from room to room until he discovered the Fern family silver.
‘Ah, perfect. I’ve come to the end of my search’, he muttered as he stuffed the silver into his sack.
The burglar made a hasty exit. As he reached the perimeter fence, he felt a hand on his collar. ‘You have been caught on camera. You must return the silver.’ said the guard sternly.
Sunday, 19 September 2010
Tuesday, 14 September 2010
The Astounding House
You would never believe that thousands of people would travel over mountains, underground, through clouds and by sea to visit the magical fountain at Slough House.At noon each day people would surround the fountain at the astounding house and watch as the house changed to a clown. Bounce, the clown would bow to the applause of the crowd and astound the audience with his magic tricks.
The audience would shout aloud, ‘What a clown!’. Bounce would count to ten, jump into the fountain and he would reappear in his nightgown.
Post your scaffold texts - 1HP for all posted
Monday, 13 September 2010
Riddle Me This
Ok so here's a harder one.You are on a ship.
Over the side hangs a rope ladder with
rungs
half a meter apart .
The tide rises at half a meter per hour.
At the end of five hours, how much of the ladder will remain above the water assuming that nine rungs were above the water when the tide began to rise?
Something to keep you thinking....
What will you see twice in a week, and once in a year, but never in a day?
House point for the first corect post
Wednesday, 8 September 2010
The Hopeless Scarecrow
Farmer Brown made a scarecrow using a pillow, some straw and old clothes. Joe was not your average scarecrow, he was a unique fellow. He would boogie at the local disco, shaking from his shoulder to his elbow. The crowd would explode with laughter as Joe groaned and moaned.
Joe, the scarecrow would boast how he scared all the crows from his home. Although Farmer Brown thought he was a hopeless fellow, he played the piano like a pro and caused the crocuses to grow.
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
New School Year
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Our test animation
we had a go using i can animate to make a cartoon
We each had an object and moved it for each shot It's a bit rough but isn't too bad for our first attempt.
Leave a comment
Thursday, 29 April 2010
This week's scaffold text: ~ory ~ary ~ery
The BurglaryA newspaper article about a legendary burglary in the conservatory was compulsory reading. Due to a slippery floor the thief skidded to the lavatory and suffered temporary respiratory failure. Although his recovery was satisfactory, he needed surgery. He also lost his memory and still queries why he was there.
Post your texts as usual. It'd also be a good idea to have a go at the spelling city games as this week the words are pretty difficult.
Click here for spellingcity.com games
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Spelling Activities
Try the spelling activites online here
We'll try this over the next few weeks to see how things go.
Leave comments to let me know your thoughts.
If it's useful we'll keep it, if not we won't!
Tuesday, 13 April 2010
King Arthur
This week we're investigating the Legend of King Arthur.
Here are a few useful websites to help you find out more
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Thursday, 18 March 2010
A made up story
By way of explanation - a made up story is fiction! I hope that stops any confusion in relation to this issue. The foundation of non-fiction writing is fact with no distraction from the truth.The separation between the two, and progression from one to the other, is when we use our imagination to create a made up story. Then without omission non-fiction clearly becomes fiction!
Still having difficulty seeing this?Please see an optician!
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Thursday, 11 March 2010
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
My Terrible Uncle Able has got it Wrong
My uncle Able is terrible. He says I am incredible!! He says that I am a horrible little menace. I am not!!
I am the most sensible, responsible child imaginable! Well, maybe not!!
Still, I am quite good at talking. I am loud and excitable. I am no angel but I can be respectable at times. I don’t care about being fashionable and I think soap addiction is incurable. My terrible uncle Able has got it wrong! What do you think?
Post your scaffold texts here
I am the most sensible, responsible child imaginable! Well, maybe not!!
Still, I am quite good at talking. I am loud and excitable. I am no angel but I can be respectable at times. I don’t care about being fashionable and I think soap addiction is incurable. My terrible uncle Able has got it wrong! What do you think?
Post your scaffold texts here
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Scaffold Text
Sorry guys, I forgot to put up the text.
Post here.
Why not try to make it themed about Rainforest/Polar or Desert regions.
Monday, 22 February 2010
Rebekah on Cool FM
Rebekah was on Cool FM this morning doing her impression on Frank Spencer for Pete Snodden's Kid's Got Talent.
Well done Rebekah
Sunday, 21 February 2010
Weather Comparison
During our Impact topic we will be recording & comparing the weather in 4 cities that are in different environmental areas. Click the links to get to the BBC weather page for each country
The cities are:
Leave comments about what you find
Thursday, 18 February 2010
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
The Great Barrier Reef Fact Hunt
In class we have been finding out about the Great Barrier Reef. Visit the National Geographic site and complete the fact hunt.
1. Find a creature that is poisonous to other animals.
2. Find an animal that feeds on coral.
3. List two fish in that live in this habitat.
4. Find a mollusk that does not have a shell.
5. Name a creature in this habitat that changes color.
6. Name a marine mammal in this habitat.
6. Name a marine mammal in this habitat.
7. Find a creature that has tentacles.
8. Name a fish that is overfished by humans.
9. Find a fish that relies on another creature for protection and shelter.
10. Which animal attacks its prey with a sharp, spear-like tooth?
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