Unicorn Preparatory School

Unicorn Preparatory School
Weekly Question Other Subjects
Mathematics
Afrikaans
English
All homework sheets can be downloaded at www.unicornschool.co.za
Week: Monday 13 March to Friday 17 March
Grade 4
• Read own library book which must be at school daily
• Spelling ‘squ’ words. Fill in the correct word for the meaning
• High Frequency Words - clothes - cry
• Prepared Reading for Thursday 16 March (Rubric provided)
• Grade 4A Assembly on Friday 17 at 09:15 (Learn words)
Spelling: Leer spelwoorde
Lees: Lees die Ant boekie en beantwoord die vrae.
• Learn all tables
• Word Sums.
Start looking for a simple Science experiment to demonstrate to the class on 27 March.
• What does Esio Trot mean? What does the BFG stand for?
• What made Matilda so special? What does the Idiom ‘A cat got your tongue’ mean?
• Word for the Week –
• obliterate VERB - to wipe out; delete
• When the cyclone hit, the town was completely obliterated.
• Synonyms: destroy; demolish; eliminate
Other Information:
Weekly Theme: Pride in our Uniform
Weekly Test: None
Parent Signature:
Date:
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Unicorn Preparatory School
All homework sheets can be downloaded at www.unicornschool.co.za
Weekly Question
Other Subjects
Mathematics
Afrikaans
English
Week: Monday 13 March to Friday 17 March
Grade 5
Learn spelling words. Records pages for reading record. This will be checked on Friday.
Complete "Cheetah " Comprehension.
Spelling: Leer spelwoorde
Lees: Lees jou biblioteek boek elke dag.
Luiperd boek bl 20-23. Lees die storie en beantwoord die vrae.
Monday: Count in 5s from 300 - 500
Tuesday: Count in 6s from 300 - 500
Wednesday: Count in 7s from 300 - 500
Thursday: Study 6x table
Exercises 21.2 page 42 and 22 page 44
Collect pictures and information on the life cycle of any indigenous plant for 10 March.
• What does Esio Trot mean? What does the BFG stand for?
• What made Matilda so special? What does the Idiom ‘A cat got your tongue’ mean?
• Word for the Week –
• obliterate VERB - to wipe out; delete
• When the cyclone hit, the town was completely obliterated.
• Synonyms: destroy; demolish; eliminate
Other Information:
Weekly Theme: Pride in our Uniform
Weekly Test: None
Parent Signature:
Date:
N/A