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Over half term, I’d like you to find out about prominent figure who links to Black History Month.  What did they achieve?  Why are they special?  What challenges did they face?

Also, there’s the inevitable encouragement to learn some times tables really well.  Please check that you know your 3x and 4x tables and play some of the games on the page the previous post links to.  If you’re in my Fast Maths group, please also learn your 7x tables and divides.

Enjoy the week and be good!

click here for the sheet.

1. humongous
2. colossal
3. mountainous
4. gigantic
5. monstrous
6. massive
7. vast
8. spacious
9. towering
10. huge
11. obese
12. large
13. ginormous
14. giant
15. king-sized
16. oversized

Use them to make better sentences…

The big dog growled. -> The monstrous dog growled viciously.

This week, I’d like you to learn your part in the harvest service.  You should be able to perform on Tuesday without needing the script.

I’m uploading some of the videos that we made with Rachel Eltham.  If you look in your Google Docs and click on the video link at the top, your first and last videos should be there.  Thanks to Saskia for helping to upload these.

Spellings for next week are attached: click here

Have a good weekend.

See what you can make of this one:

If I paint over a window, is it still a window?

These ideas might help you on the way to an answer. The key word is window.  What makes something a window?   The windowin this picture – is it still a window even though the curtains are closed?

Add a comment and share what you think…

If you’re interested, Rachel has a website: click here