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another collection of photos
Friday 30 October 2009
1SW Trip to the Judge's Lodgings
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trip to victorian museum
Thursday 22 October 2009
the outing
The school trip us nearly spoilt by the rain,
but Nadim has an idea.
stage 6 stories
in the garden
Kipper and the giant
The Outing
Land of the Dinosaurs
Robin Hood
The Treasure Chest
stage 7 Stories
Red Plannet
Lost in the Jungle
The Broken Roof
The Lost KEY
by Roderick Hunt
Alex Brychta
OXFORD University Press
www.OxfordPrimary.com
www.OxfordReadingTree.com
order and customer services tel : 01536 7471171
Oxford Literacy Careline tel 01865 353881
Oxford University Press 1987
first published 1987
this edition published 2003
but Nadim has an idea.
stage 6 stories
in the garden
Kipper and the giant
The Outing
Land of the Dinosaurs
Robin Hood
The Treasure Chest
stage 7 Stories
Red Plannet
Lost in the Jungle
The Broken Roof
The Lost KEY
by Roderick Hunt
Alex Brychta
OXFORD University Press
www.OxfordPrimary.com
www.OxfordReadingTree.com
order and customer services tel : 01536 7471171
Oxford Literacy Careline tel 01865 353881
Oxford University Press 1987
first published 1987
this edition published 2003
Monday 19 October 2009
Addition - Numbers to 12
Addition - Numbers to 12
Addition - Numbers to 12
Position the cursor in the first answer box, then use the keyboard to type the answer. Use the tab key or mouse to move to the next question.
http://www.kidport.com/grade2/Math/NumberSense/G2-M-NS-Add12.htm
Addition - Numbers to 12
Addition - Numbers to 12
Position the cursor in the first answer box, then use the keyboard to type the answer. Use the tab key or mouse to move to the next question.
http://www.kidport.com/grade2/Math/NumberSense/G2-M-NS-Add12.htm
Addition - Numbers to 12
Sunday 18 October 2009
Acronyms
http://www.fun-with-words.com/mnemonics.html
Spelling Acronyms
The following mnemonics are sentences or phrases in which the initial letters of the words spell out a word which many people find rather tricky to spell.
BECAUSE
Big Elephants Can Always Understand Small Elephants
ARITHMETIC
A Rat In The House May Eat The Ice Cream
GEOGRAPHY
General Eisenhower's Oldest Girl Rode A Pony Home Yesterday
RHYTHM
Rhythm Helps Your Two Hips Move
NECESSARY
Not Every Cat Eats Sardines (Some Are Really Yummy)
ARGUMENT
A Rude Girl Undresses; My Eyes Need Taping!
OCEAN
Only Cats' Eyes Are Narrow
And a neat way to remember how to spell POTASSIUM: just remember one tea, two sugars. You can use a similar aide memoire to prevent confusion between DESERTS (like the Sahara) and DESSERTS (like Tiramisu) by remembering that the sweet one has two sugars.
List Order Acronyms
This is certainly one of the most popular mnemonic techniques.
Order of colours in the rainbow, or visual spectrum:
(Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet)
Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain.
Order of taxonomy in biology:
(Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species)
Kids Prefer Cheese Over Fried Green Spinach.
Order of geological time periods:
(Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, Paleocene, Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, Pliocene, Pleistocene, Recent)
Cows Often Sit Down Carefully. Perhaps Their Joints Creak?
Persistent Early Oiling Might Prevent Painful Rheumatism.
Order of Mohs hardness scale, from 1 to 10:
(Talc, Gypsum, Calcite, Fluorite, Apatite, Orthoclase feldspar, Quartz, Topaz, Corundum, Diamond)
Toronto Girls Can Flirt, And Other Queer Things Can Do.
The order of sharps in music, called the "circle of fifths":
(F, C, G, D, A, E, B)
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle.
And in reverse for flat keys the mnemonic can be neatly reversed:
Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles' Father.
The notes represented by the lines on the treble clef stave (bottom to top):
(E, G, B, D, F)
Every Good Boy Deserves Favour.
And the notes represented by the spaces between the lines:
(F, A, C, E)
Furry Animals Cook Excellently. Or just the word FACE
The notes represented by the lines on the bass clef stave (bottom to top):
(G, B, D, F, A)
Good Boys Do Fine, Always.
And the notes represented by the spaces between the lines:
(A, C, E, G)
All Cows Eat Grass.
The order of planets in average distance from the Sun:
(Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto)
My Very Easy Method: Just Set Up Nine Planets.
More Mnemonics
Do you know any good mnemonics which you think belong on this page. If you'd like to share them with us, then we'd love to hear from you.
Spelling Acronyms
The following mnemonics are sentences or phrases in which the initial letters of the words spell out a word which many people find rather tricky to spell.
BECAUSE
Big Elephants Can Always Understand Small Elephants
ARITHMETIC
A Rat In The House May Eat The Ice Cream
GEOGRAPHY
General Eisenhower's Oldest Girl Rode A Pony Home Yesterday
RHYTHM
Rhythm Helps Your Two Hips Move
NECESSARY
Not Every Cat Eats Sardines (Some Are Really Yummy)
ARGUMENT
A Rude Girl Undresses; My Eyes Need Taping!
OCEAN
Only Cats' Eyes Are Narrow
And a neat way to remember how to spell POTASSIUM: just remember one tea, two sugars. You can use a similar aide memoire to prevent confusion between DESERTS (like the Sahara) and DESSERTS (like Tiramisu) by remembering that the sweet one has two sugars.
List Order Acronyms
This is certainly one of the most popular mnemonic techniques.
Order of colours in the rainbow, or visual spectrum:
(Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet)
Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain.
Order of taxonomy in biology:
(Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species)
Kids Prefer Cheese Over Fried Green Spinach.
Order of geological time periods:
(Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, Paleocene, Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, Pliocene, Pleistocene, Recent)
Cows Often Sit Down Carefully. Perhaps Their Joints Creak?
Persistent Early Oiling Might Prevent Painful Rheumatism.
Order of Mohs hardness scale, from 1 to 10:
(Talc, Gypsum, Calcite, Fluorite, Apatite, Orthoclase feldspar, Quartz, Topaz, Corundum, Diamond)
Toronto Girls Can Flirt, And Other Queer Things Can Do.
The order of sharps in music, called the "circle of fifths":
(F, C, G, D, A, E, B)
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle.
And in reverse for flat keys the mnemonic can be neatly reversed:
Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles' Father.
The notes represented by the lines on the treble clef stave (bottom to top):
(E, G, B, D, F)
Every Good Boy Deserves Favour.
And the notes represented by the spaces between the lines:
(F, A, C, E)
Furry Animals Cook Excellently. Or just the word FACE
The notes represented by the lines on the bass clef stave (bottom to top):
(G, B, D, F, A)
Good Boys Do Fine, Always.
And the notes represented by the spaces between the lines:
(A, C, E, G)
All Cows Eat Grass.
The order of planets in average distance from the Sun:
(Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto)
My Very Easy Method: Just Set Up Nine Planets.
More Mnemonics
Do you know any good mnemonics which you think belong on this page. If you'd like to share them with us, then we'd love to hear from you.
Telling Time Games & Quizzes
http://www.time-for-time.com/game.htm
Telling Time Games & Quizzes
games games games
Beat the Clock
Interactive Time telling game
set the time correctly on a clock 5 times before time runs out
GO to time telling game1 >
Just In Time Game
2 person time game (dice needed)
GO to time telling game 2>
Cryptic Clocks
Know your minutes to break the code
GO to time telling game 3>
Telling Time Games & Quizzes
games games games
Beat the Clock
Interactive Time telling game
set the time correctly on a clock 5 times before time runs out
GO to time telling game1 >
Just In Time Game
2 person time game (dice needed)
GO to time telling game 2>
Cryptic Clocks
Know your minutes to break the code
GO to time telling game 3>
spelling rules
because
big elephant can always understand small elephant
need trees
bird squirrels
shelter shade
beautiful
rain... ai sound
big elephant can always understand small elephant
need trees
bird squirrels
shelter shade
beautiful
rain... ai sound
we need trees poem
we need tree POEM
we need trees.....
because we make lots of things from wood.
we need trees.....
because they are home to birds and squirrels.
we need trees.....
because they make oxygen.
WE NEED OXYGEN TO LIVE!
we need trees.....
because they shelter us from the rain and shade us from the sun.
we need trees.....
because they are beautiful.
====================
this is for HARVEST Festival performance.
can your child spot any spelling rules in the poem?
Monday 12 October 2009
answer to email home
Sydney Opera House.
Australia.
---
Great wall of China.
---
Kalahari Desert
Africa.
---
Buckingham Palace
London
Endland
Great Britain
...
:)
Australia.
---
Great wall of China.
---
Kalahari Desert
Africa.
---
Buckingham Palace
London
Endland
Great Britain
...
:)
Email Home
story book by shilo berry
ORt= oxford reading tree
stage 5 Fireflies
===========
Have you been to another countrr?
Find out what countries the boy went to...
-----
It is fun to travel round the world.
lots of water. lots of buildings.
one building is a funny shape.
so you know where i was?
---
in the hills.
a wall. a very long wall.
high and very wide wall.
can walk on top of the wall.
can you guess where i was?
---
another walk. very hot.
lots of sand.
the sand was orange.
sand was very hot and dry.
where i was? can you guess?
---
a palace.
guards outside the palace.
black trousers and red coats.
do you know where i was?
---
..........palace.
:)
ORt= oxford reading tree
stage 5 Fireflies
===========
Have you been to another countrr?
Find out what countries the boy went to...
-----
It is fun to travel round the world.
lots of water. lots of buildings.
one building is a funny shape.
so you know where i was?
---
in the hills.
a wall. a very long wall.
high and very wide wall.
can walk on top of the wall.
can you guess where i was?
---
another walk. very hot.
lots of sand.
the sand was orange.
sand was very hot and dry.
where i was? can you guess?
---
a palace.
guards outside the palace.
black trousers and red coats.
do you know where i was?
---
..........palace.
:)
Friday 9 October 2009
100 squares flash
The 100 square can be used to find lots of number patterns. The children can investigate how even and odd numbers are situated in the square, how multiples of different numbers are arranged, and where square and triangular numbers are found. They are also a useful resource for many other types of maths activities.
http://www.primarygames.co.uk/pg2/splat/splatsq100.html
willl use this to learn adding in ten and units
onemore
http://www.ilkogretimkalbi.com/dokuman/geneldok/matematik_animasyonlar/carpma/Carpimtablosuolusturma.swf
http://www.primarygames.co.uk/pg2/splat/splatsq100.html
willl use this to learn adding in ten and units
onemore
http://www.ilkogretimkalbi.com/dokuman/geneldok/matematik_animasyonlar/carpma/Carpimtablosuolusturma.swf
to check reading and spelling
this is the first or second homework from school
key words impotant
high frequency words that you can practise reading and writing ......
the and a to said
in he I of it was
was you they on she
is for at his but
that with all we can
===============
are up had my her
what there out this have
went be like some so not
not then were go little
as no mum one them
===============
do me down dad big
when it's see looked very
look don't come will into back
back from children him MR
get just now came oh
===============
about got their people your
put could house old too
by day made time I'm
if help Mrs called here
off asked saw make an
===============
key words impotant
high frequency words that you can practise reading and writing ......
the and a to said
in he I of it was
was you they on she
is for at his but
that with all we can
===============
are up had my her
what there out this have
went be like some so not
not then were go little
as no mum one them
===============
do me down dad big
when it's see looked very
look don't come will into back
back from children him MR
get just now came oh
===============
about got their people your
put could house old too
by day made time I'm
if help Mrs called here
off asked saw make an
===============
the school trip
ORT oxford reading tree.....Snapdragons
Locked Out
Little Dragon
Alf saves the Day
The School Trip
The Chatterbox Turtle
The Sandwich that Jack Made
=====================
The School Trip
story by Alison Hawe
Tom wrote this account of a farm trip.
Mrs Hood, the farmer, asks the children not to make a noise around the animals,
but Aneesa is noisy in front of the hens, horses and lambs. Mr Bell, the teacher,
is cross. When the geese start to chase Tom, noisy Aneesa comes to his rescue and
frightens the geese away.
=================
make sure your child knows the difference ducks and geese.
====
why children have to be quiet?
==
why was mr bell cross?
==
was Tom naughty to feed the ducks?
why did the geese run after tom?
why wasn't mr bell cross with aneesa???
=
stage 5
Locked Out
Little Dragon
Alf saves the Day
The School Trip
The Chatterbox Turtle
The Sandwich that Jack Made
=====================
The School Trip
story by Alison Hawe
Tom wrote this account of a farm trip.
Mrs Hood, the farmer, asks the children not to make a noise around the animals,
but Aneesa is noisy in front of the hens, horses and lambs. Mr Bell, the teacher,
is cross. When the geese start to chase Tom, noisy Aneesa comes to his rescue and
frightens the geese away.
=================
make sure your child knows the difference ducks and geese.
====
why children have to be quiet?
==
why was mr bell cross?
==
was Tom naughty to feed the ducks?
why did the geese run after tom?
why wasn't mr bell cross with aneesa???
=
stage 5
Sunday 4 October 2009
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