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Daily Archives: October 1, 2015
What have we been learning?
This half term our topic has been ‘Invaders’. As part of this, in Computing we have been looking at staying safe online and in PSHE we have been looking at staying safe in the real world.
As so many of you have asked for the websites, I have added those we used in class here.
The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea.
Here we looked at games based on safety by the sea.
http://rnli.org/shorething/funandgames/games/Pages/Decisions-Decisions.aspx
THINK! provides road safety information for those who use roads and nearby spaces.
Take a look at some of the games and quizzes to test your road safety awareness.
http://think.direct.gov.uk/education/early-years-and-primary/pupils/over-7s/play/
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Spellings 02.10.15
| Group A | Group B | Group C |
| Words with
ce ci cy |
Words ending in –ent | Words ending in –ent |
| Helpful Hint:
If in front of an e, i, or y, the letter C almost always represents the “s” sound. |
Helpful tip:
The –ent sound is ‘crushed’ so it sounds like unt |
How many synonyms can you find for the last 4 words? |
| race
ice dance rice spice face
city circle cinema circus
cycle fancy
|
frequent
patient ancient innocent dependent intelligent obedient magnificent confident different decent urgent efficient patient absent
|
frequent
patient ancient innocent dependent intelligent obedient magnificent confident different decent urgent efficient patient absent
amiable loathsome elated petrified
|
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