But here is the link for the homework...
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/31708727/Term%201%20Homework%206.docx
And todays meet...
http://todaysmeet.com/w55Mhomework
Sorry Craig, if it doesn't work because it's a link, I'll fix it on Monday! And to anyone else as well!
Mr Wong
Edit: here is the homework again!!
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Due
back: Friday, 9th March
*Don’t
forget to present your work neatly and to a grade 5 standard. Include a margin,
set out all answers with paragraphs and number all answers. Show all working
out for mathematics.*
Everybody task:-
·
Reading: Read for 30 minutes per night and record the
name of the book(s) in your diary.
·
Spelling: Complete
your spelling activity sheet and study your spelling words.
·
Science
in the Home:
Watch your parents do some cooking this week and identify
the different ‘changes’ that are happening and the type of change, eg. melting
of butter to fry the onions- the butter changes from a solid to a liquid, the onions
change colour and this type of change is called a Physical Change. Record the
changes happening in the form of a table (you will need to record at least 10
examples or more).
Literacy Choose 1
option
#1 Persuasive Text:
Imagine
that your favourite television show was about to be taken off the air. Plan and
write a persuasive piece that argues why it should be continued. (Remember to
include a title, an opening statement, arguments and a conclusion. Use the
persuasive techniques that we have discussed in class.)
or
# 2 Persuasive Text:
Plan
and write a persuasive piece that presents the case for or against why the ‘Grade
5 Glendal students should have an annual Gr. 5 Production’. (Remember to
include a title, an opening statement, arguments and a conclusion. Use the
persuasive techniques that we have discussed in class.)
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