Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Maths Homework Week 2 Term 3

We have been doing a lot of work on fractions, decimals and percentages the past couple of weeks. This week for homework, we are focusing on percentages of numbers. Your task is to complete the colouring by numbers activity by working out the calculations, and then finding the colour which corresponds to the answer.
On the back of the sheet (or in your books) we would like to see the working out for 10 calculations- 5 the long non-calculator method, and 5 the shorter calculation method.

E.g. 35% of 200

Long non-calculator method

35% = 35/100 as a fraction

200 ÷ 100 = 2 (1% of 200)
2 x 35 = 70
Answer = 70

Remember: we divide by the denominator and multiply the result by the numerator. 

Short calculator method

35% = 0.35 as a decimal

0.35 x 200 = 70

You should get the same result whichever method you use!

If you have a problems or questions, just come and ask myself or Miss Tanya.

Enjoy your day off tomorrow!


Tuesday, April 29, 2014

English Homework week 2 and 3 Term 3

Dear all,

This week and next week, your homework is to learn the verbs on the list. You must learn the past tense of the verb, and whether it is regular or irregular. You should practise using them in a sentence to consolidate your learning. You will be tested on these verbs in 2 weeks.

Please also learn your spellings!

Have fun.

Verbs

            Regular Verbs
·         stop = stopped
·         learn = learned
·         decide = decided
·         look = looked
·         listen = listened
·         want = wanted
·         wash = washed
·         play = played
·         start = started
·         watch = watched
·         enjoy = enjoyed
·         wait = waited
·         like = liked
·         live = lived
·         visit = visited
·         walk = walked
·         stay = stayed
·         invite = invited
·         help = helped
·         open = opened
·         work = worked
·         love = loved
·         change = changed
·         learn = learned
·         miss = missed
·         call = called
·         relax = relaxed
·         arrive = arrived
·         smile = smiled


Irregular Verbs

  • Begin = began
  • Bend = bent
  • Build = built
  • Burst = burst
  • Choose = chose
  • Come = came
  • Cut = cut
  • Drive = drove
  • Drink = drank
  • Eat = ate
  • Fly = flew
  • write  =  wrote
  • hide = hid
  • keep = kept
  • leave = left
  • lose = lost
  • make = made
  • put = put
  • quit = quit
  • read = read
  • ring = rang
  • run = ran
  • send = sent
  • shake = shook
  • sing  = sang
  • think =  thought
  • fight = fought
  • sleep = slept
  • speak = spoke
  • swim = swam
  • teach = taught
  • wear = wore
  • win = won
  • write = wrote

Friday, April 25, 2014

Science Homework Week 1 Term 3

As we are continuing with our unit on Evaporation and Condensation, we would like you to complete the crossword on condensation. Remember, if the clue says 'down', that means the answer will be placed vertically on the page. If the clue says 'across', it goes horizontally across the page. Have fun!

Wednesday, April 23, 2014

Maths Homework Week 1 Term 3

Dear all,

This week for Maths you will need to complete the homework on word problems with fractions. All the information you need to fond the answers is on the left hand side of the page. Please make sure that you show your working out. Enjoy!

Monday, April 21, 2014

English Homework Week 1 Term 3

Dear all,

English homework this week is to complete the ´much´or ´many´worksheet.
Remember the rules:
Many: How many cats do you own? (cats is plural)
Much: How much jam do you want to buy? (jam is singular)

Please also learn your spellings for next week.

Enjoy!

Friday, April 4, 2014

Science Homework- Last Week of Term 2

Our topic for Science at the moment is Evaporation and Condensation. For homework we would like you to complete the work on evaporation and condensation. Can you please write down a sentence for each of the gap fill words on the sheet (these are found at the bottom of the page). The sentences can either be definitions of what the word means, or a sentence including the word which shows you understand the meaning.
Thank you for all of your hard work this term, keep it up next term.
Have a great Easter! See you in two weeks!
Miss Kim and Miss Tanya

Maths Homework - Last Week of Term 2

We've been doing a lot of work on fractions this week in Maths. For your homework we would like you to complete the work on simplifying fractions. Remember that you need to look for the number that both the numerator and the denominator will divide by.
E.g. 15  both the denominator and the numerator divide by 5 therefore: 3
       25                                                                                                5

E.g. 8   both divide by 2 as they are both even numbers therefore: 4 we can simplify this fraction even further
       20                                                                                        10

if we divide both the numerator and the denominator by 2 again: 2
                                                                                                 5

It's really important that you all know your times tables so please practise them every day!

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Practise your tenses!

Here are some websites to help you with your tenses:

www.eslgamesworld.com/members/games/grammar  
(the hangman game is great!)

www.englishpage.com/verbpage/verbtenseintro.html
(different tense exercises)

www.eslgamesplus.com/verb-tenses-interactive-grammar-game-for-esl-jeopardy-quiz-game/

Have fun!

Miss Tanya

English Homework - last week of Term 2

Dear all,

This week´s homework is to be completed over the holidays.

WALT: Write a story involving your favourite character from a book.
WILF:  * Clear beginning, middle and end (ensuring there is suspense in the middle)
            * Use paragraphs
            * Wow words
            * Interesting sentence openers

You should use one page to plan your story - use a flow diagram or spider diagram.
The actual writing should be no longer than 1 page. Quality, not quantity!

Enjoy!