P7 Homework Sheet
Date Handed out: Monday 26th October
Date Due In: Friday 30th October
The Noticeboard
First week of Term 2, we hope you all had a lovely October Break.
We are very excited that our Tuck Shop will be launched this Thursday, Fairtrade Friends, with all teams playing
their part! A BIG THANK YOU to all the groups for their hard work so far, and we are looking forward to customers enjoying our Fairtrade snacks. Please remember to bring money if you would like to buy a snack!
This Thursday, we will be learning in role, exploring the realities of power and discrimination. We will be doing
this through drama and role play, and the pupils will have an opportunity to discuss their experiences.
This Friday, please come to school dressed in a Halloween costume of your choice, but
please no masks. We will also have a surprise fun activity.
Kind regards, Miss Clouston and Miss McNicol
Homework
Spelling—what group of words are you learning this week?
1.
Complete 3 LCWC (look, cover, write, check) lists for these words in your jotter.
2.
Complete ONE different activity from the 9 active spelling tasks (highlight and date the one completed).
Pink— ‘s and soft c’ sound
salami
circle
celery
silver
sonar
soldier
salmon
sentence
sandwich
suitcase
submarine
sword
Red— ‘ous’
famous
joyous
meticulous continuous
boisterous adventurous porous
cautious
conclusion fictitious
suspicious precious
Blue— ‘-al’ words
accidental
hysterical
horizontal
external
rural
comical
exceptional spiralling
gradually
signalling
unusually
metallic
Green— ‘-al’ words with harder definitions
feudal
parietal
lingual
habitual
detrimental archaeological
metaphorical
tediously
Aboriginal impartial substantial
quadrilateral
Reading
1.
Please complete the reading pages from the book you have been set this week, don’t read on!
2.
In your reading homework jotter please complete the task given based on the set pages.
Maths—Multiplication
Must Complete the worksheets given to you—this week we are looking at division strategies.
Should Choose a number between 50 and 5000, e.g. 85. Divide this number by 5, 10 and 40, and write your
working in your jotter.
Could Answer the following in your jotter: If 30 CD’s cost £1350, how much did each CD cost (£)?
Please make sure you complete the must and should. The could is just in case you have extra time!
Puzzle of the Week— Word Wheels Using the Word Wheel to the right complete the following challenges. 1) Find the longest word you can make (9 is the maximum!) 2) Write as many
words as you can find in the Word Wheel.
Rules: You must use the centre letter in each word and you can only use each letter once!