Here is the link to the rap that we watched today:
http://www.flocabulary.com/parts-of-speech/
Enjoy!
Here is the link to the rap that we watched today:
http://www.flocabulary.com/parts-of-speech/
Enjoy!
I hope that lots of you are going to enter the CITV Share a Story competition. It seems like a fantastic chance to use your creativity and you might even have your idea animated and shown on national television!
I am sure that there are a number of potential winners in our class. I look forward to hearing about your entries.
If you are interested, visit the Share a Story website:
http://www.itv.com/shareastory/
The closing date for entries is Friday 19th April 2013
Use your new-found understanding of semi-colons and colons to write a list of your ideal party guests.
My ideal guests at a dinner party would be the following: Mr T, star of The A-Team (and my childhood hero); Mr Gum and Spider-man.
Yesterday evening, Brookburn Primary School stormed into a thirteen-nil demolition of Chorlton Park.
Liam began the scoring frenzy with a cool finish from close range less than a minute in. He went on to score a hat-trick, along with Michael B. Then Che decided to join in on the fun with four goals.
With the second half about to begin and the score at 9-0, Laurie was subbed for Shaun and the goalie, James, was substituted for Max.
As soon as the second half began, Shaun (the super sub) netted two goals and in the last minute Callumn curled the ball into the top corner.
Brookburn maintain their winning status with two wins on the trot against Chorlton C of E and Chorlton Park, conceding just 1 goal and scoring 15. Brookburn will cherish this victory and look forward to the future games.
Their next game is against local rivals Chorlton C of E on Monday 18th of March.
COME ON YOU DOLPHINS!
Written by Max, Ben, Michael W and Laurie
Which one has the correct placement of the apostrophe and why?
Answers below please!!!
Today is World Book Day. So, I would like to know:
What is your favourite book and why?
world book day from mralderdice on Vimeo.
I have a number of favourite books; it is hard to choose one!
I like to read a range of genres, but most of my favourites seem to be fantasy books. Some of these are:
The Harry Potter series – J.K Rowling
The Lord of the Rings – J.R.R Tolkien
His Dark Materials Trilogy – Philip Pullman
I enjoy the fantasy setting and the action in these books. I also like the way that authors such as these create a whole new world with cultures, races and even languages.
I particularly like the way that Rowling plays with language in the Harry Potter books (for example, ‘Diagon Alley’ – ‘diagonally’ and ‘The Mirror of Erised’ – the reverse of ‘desire’).
Here is the slideshow from our ‘Apprentice Week’. I was very impressed with the way that you all worked together and the maturity with which you all approached the task. It was great to see the progress that you have all made since the start of the year.
Well done to everyone involved in The Big Comedy Shop’s performance at The Trafford Centre. I thoroughly enjoyed the videos and live comedy sketches, as did, I’m sure, the hundreds of other people watching!!!
It was great to hear that you have all raised so much money for Comic Relief (around £2000 pounds I believe Ali said!).
I am sure that you are all very proud. Well done!