WASH YOUR HANDS!

As you all know, I’m a Beano superfan. Check out the super fun Beano website full of great boredom busters.

www.beano.com

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Front Covers

It’s great to get some of your home learning on the blog. I see both Eleni and Max have been inspired by our Keith Haring learning way back on graduation morning.

I’ll continue adding to this as the work comes in. As usual, can we be constructively critical by giving two stars and a wish in the comments.

 Max

 Eleni

 Ewen

 Catherine

 Louie

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Non-chronological report

What are the features of a non-chronological report?

What headings/subheadings are you using for your Vikings report?

How far have you gotten in writing up your report? I was hoping that next week we could start uploading some pupil work to the blog for critique. Let me know! 🙂

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Kevin!

Thanks Adi for sending us the pics of Kevin as he enjoys his extended break from school.

I hope he is completing all his home-learning activities! 🙂

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Home Learning

Hi guys, I thought that this would be a good area to discuss our home learning. If you have any questions about the activities set, please ask in the comments.

Happy Learning!

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Book recommendations!

What are you all reading at the moment? Can you share the title, author and give a quick blurb about the book and why you have chosen it? Would you recommend it based on what you have read so far?

I’m currently reading Ripley Under Ground by Patricia Highsmith. It’s the second instalment in a crime series about a very dubious character named Tom Ripley who commits all manner of terrible crimes. The interesting thing about this book it that although the primary character is a very bad person who belongs in jail, you can’t help but root for him against your better judgement. Another reason why I like this series is that the settings are always very beautiful and evocative. The previous novel was primarily set on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, while this novel is primarily set in the rural South of France. This is the perfect escapism for me in this current climate of travel bans and self-isolation.

I would not recommend this book for anyone under the age of 15 as some of the scenes are very violent. I would bear it in mind for if you enjoy crime novels when you are older.

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Active & Passive Voice

What is the difference? Explain and give examples.

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Morning fitness

If you haven’t already done so, get your sports clothes on and start your morning exercises!

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Irrelevant Information*

*copyright Mr P Woolton

As requested in our virtual suggestion box and kindly approved by Mr Woolton, here is our forum for sharing rather pointless and irrelevant information!

BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH

Ok, I may as well begin. Last night I tidied my record collection and felt super proud of myself! – IRRELEVANT

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonograph_record

See above link for those too young to be familiar with non-digital music, which is all of you.

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The Pants Project by Cat Clarke

What do you predict will happen next in the story?

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