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Choose a word class that we've looked at (nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs).
Imagine you have been asked to create a poster for primary school children to help them understand all about this word class.
You must include:
•A clear title
•A definition of this word class
•As much information as possible about this word class and any sub-classes or sub-categories
•Examples of words that fall into this word class
Use the work you have done in your books to help you
Learn the following spellings for next week:
Authority
Context
Distribute
Export
Income
Labour
Percent
Require
Significant
Vary
Assume
Constitute
Derive
Evident
Identify
Issue
Occur
Process
Sector
Theory
Complete your sonnet that you started in lesson. It should include:
•14 Lines
•Three Quatrains followed by a Rhyming Couplet
•Similes and Metaphors
•Creative Vocabulary
•Abab cdcd efef gg rhyme scheme
Use your notes in your books and the work we have done over the last 2 lessons. Write your own love sonnet which must include:
Assess
Consist
Define
Estimate
Function
Involve
Method
Proceed
Section
Structure
Learn the next 10 words for the Spelling Bee - test on Wednesday
11 et - and
12 elle - she
13 non - no
14 oui - yes
15 Bonjour! - Hello!
16 Salut! - Hi!
17 Je suis…- I am, I'm…
18 Et tu? - And you?
19 Comment dit-on …? - How do you say?
20 Je ne sais pas - I don't know
Revise your work for Mrs Hartland so far for a test on Welcome To Science next Monday
Practice these spellings and learn the definitions of any you did not already know.
Channel
Contrary
Differentiate
Extract
Guarantee
Insert
Phenomenon
Phenomena
Reverse
Survive
Visible
Learn this week's spellings and definitions.
There is no homework relating to the play this week. However, you should do you homework reading for at least one hour over the course of the week and fill in your homework reading log accordingly. If you 'lose' this, please record your reading on paper and I can issue you with a new one next lesson.
You need to write a description of a future setting which you started in class. This should be two to three paragraphs in length. Use the ideas and the examples we shared during the lesson. Try to include as many as the following techniques as you can:
1.Include two appositive phrases
2.Use a semi colon
3.One sentence must be 13 words long.
4.Start a sentence with a subordinate clause beginning with the word: ‘If’.
5.One sentence must be 3 words long.
6. Embed a present participle phrase into a sentence.
7. Include the adjective ‘effervescent’ in one sentence.
8. Start another sentence with an adverb.
9.One sentence should be five words long.
Learn the following spellings and defintions by completing the sheet. If you lose your sheet, complete task on paper.
1. Aid (n) 2. Confirm (v) 3. Deny (v) 4. Equip (v) 5. Grade (n) 6. Innovate (v) 7. Paradigm (n) 8. Release (v) 9. Successor (n) 10. Unique (adj)
If you have still not completed last week's homework, the task was:
How does Byron present his concerns about time in the poem?
To help you, you should have:
Written down 3 things you can say in response to the question. These are your arguments.
Written down at least 3 quotations for each argument. These are your evidence.
Annotate each quotation carefully, exploring the significance of the language and structure used.
Put three of your points/quotes into three separate paragraphs which answer the question.
Learn the spellings/meanings of the following terms:
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Anaphora
Tricolon
Hyperbole
Antithesis
Undertake at least one hour's reading at home. Record this on your homework reading log. If you lose your homework reading log, record this on paper and copy on to a new log which I can provide next lesson.
Aid
Confirm
Deny
Equip
Grade
Innovate
Paradigm
Release
Successor
Unique
Learn the following spellings and definitions. Spelling sheet should be fully completed.
1. Adult (n) 2. Comprehensive (adj) 3. Decade (n) 4. Eliminate (v) 5. Foundation (n) 6. Ideology (n) 7. Media (n)
8. Publication ( n) 9. Somewhat (adv) 10. Transmit (v)
If spelling sheet is lost, you should complete on paper. Each spelling needs a definition, to be used in an appropriate sentence and practised three separate times.
Remember you need to select two poems to prepare for your recital on Wednesday 18th December. You will only recite one, but need to know it well and should therefore be rehearsing it each week.
Finish the task in class on the poem 'So We'll Go No More a Roving'.
'How does Byron present his concerns about the passing of time in the poem'?
Use the following bullet points to help you plan a response:
Practice spelling the following words and look up their definitions.
Advocate
Comprise
Definite
Empirical
Globe
Infer
Mode
Quote
Quotation
Submit
Ultimate
You should finish the task you started during the lesson.
How has Shylock been presented and developed in the opening two Acts of the play?
Complete your homework reading log to cater for at least one hour's reading per week.
Spellings and definitions - learn the following spellings and definitions. You should also be able to use each word appropriately in a sentence. If you lose your sheet, you should complete the task in full on paper. Each word needs a definition, to be used in a sentence appropriately and each spelling practised three times.
1. Advocate (v) 2. Comprise (v) 3. Definite (adj) 4. Empirical (adj) 5. Globe (n) 6. Infer (v) 7. Mode (n)
8. Quote (v) Quotation (n) 9. Submit (v) 10. Ultimate (adj)
Later this term, you will be required to recite one of the poems from your anthology to the rest of the class. Choose two that you will select one from and let me know these next week. You should spend time getting to know your chosen poem well over the next few weeks as you will not 'read' it to your audience.
Blake creates a bleak picture of hopelessness and despair in his poem London as he is saddened by the effects of the Industrial Revolution. His imagery emphasises the bureaucracy of London streets as he states ‘I wonder thro’ each charter’d street.’
The verb ‘wonder’ creates connotations of freedom and of a relaxed manner, yet this is a juxtaposition as it is contrasted with ‘charter’d street’. To be ‘Charter’d’ means to be owned and managed for profit reflecting the rigid restrictions imposed on people by those in the upper classes of society. Blake can ‘wonder’, yet is restricted. Every aspect of nature is being sold for commercial gain.
Complete the spellings sheet, filling in the empty boxes on the definitions page with your own example sentence.
Use the back of the sheet to practice your spellings.
You should be reading independently for at least one hour over the course of the week. Evidence of this reading should be recorded on your homework reading log and brought to the lesson next week.
Learn the phrases in the first box so you are able to say the French if you are given the English sentence.
•You need to revise:
-Plate Tectonics
-Different types of Volcanoes
-Management of Earthquakes and Volcanoes
-Rock types and landscape
Complete case study poster using A3 printout on monitoring, prediction and preperation for earthquakes and volcanoes
Complete your volcanoes and earthquake factfile using the worksheet provided. Please ensure that it is well presented and covers all of the important details.
If you lose your sheet please find me in study 7 to get a new one.
Complete an A4 poster on ALL the different angle rule we have learnt so far.
Angles on a straight line, around a point, in a triangle, vertically opposite, parallel lines.
It must be detailed and colourful.
You can include different polygons and their names if you wish.
https://olc.ttsonline.net/Subject/63053/Module%202%20-%20Polygons%20and%20Angles/
Create a well presented poster about ONE person who has shown forgiveness in war
•Explain the story. How does the story of Corrie Ten Boom show forgiveness? Pg 325
•Explain the story. How does the story of Eric Lomax show forgiveness? Pg 325-326
•What are the religious ideas about forgiveness? Pg 326 add three ideas to your poster
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