Class Challenge

Lots of people in Lilac entered the blog competition and there were many correct answers. However only one was picked out of the bag and the winner is…..Yassmine. She knew that Akhet, Shemu and Peret are the 3 parts of the Egyptian farming cycle.

This weeks blog competition question is…..
Write the answers in Spanish to the following 3 maths sums:

1) siete + tres =
2) dos + cinco =
3) nueve – ocho =

Good luck and remember to put your answers in the plastic wallet in class by next Wednesday.

Challenge Time

Well done once again to Shanaz who is this weeks blog challenge winner.
She got the answer right as she knew that Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922.

This week’s challenge question is……
What are the 3 parts of the Egyptian farming cycle?

Write your answer on a piece of scrap paper, remember to put your name on it and put it in the plastic holder in your classroom.

Good luck!!
Will Shanaz win for 3 weeks in a row???

Challenge Time

Well done once again to Shanaz who is this weeks blog challenge winner.
She got the answer right as she knew that Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb in 1922.

This week’s challenge question is……
What are the 3 parts of the Egyptian farming cycle?

Write your answer on a piece of scrap paper, remember to put your name on it and put it in the plastic holder in your classroom.

Good luck!!
Will Shanaz win for 3 weeks in a row???

Class Challenge - winner and new challenge

Well done to Shanaz who is this weeks CLASS CHALLENGE winner.
She knew that the order of the planets from the Sun is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Venus. Shanaz has earnt herself a house point.

Next weeks CLASS CHALLENGE is………
Who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb and when was it discovered?

CHALLENGE TIME

What is the order of the planets starting with the nearest one to the Sun?

Write your answer on a piece of paper, make sure your name is on it, and place it into the plastic wallet in your classroom.

The winner will be announced on a blog next Wednesday.

Good Luck!

HAPPY NEW YEAR

Welcome back and we wish you all a happy and healthy new year.

Last term the children had a productive and hard working term and we hope the children will continue to work hard this term. Many of you worked and supported your child with their work at home so thank you to all of those parents that did, it really makes a difference to their progress.

This term they will be doing lots of work in History and Art on the EGYPTIANS and in Science they will be spending the next 6 weeks studying the EARTH, SUN, MOON & PLANETS. Taking your child to the local library to take books out on these subjects would really help them in class.

Please remember that if you have any questions that we are always available for a chat, the end of the day is usually the best time to catch us.