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Term 2 Week 2

 


This week's affirmations:


  1. Today is going to be a great day.
  2. I am proud of myself.
  3. I am open and ready to learn.




Find your news stories! 

Vocabulary

Find and write the meanings of the words below:

1. articulate

2. abrasive

3. acclimate

4. adamant

5. anonymous

6. arduous

Create sentences using any 3 of the words above. 

Listening Activity: 
Cats vs Gravity

Mathematics



Triangles

All the angles in a triangle are equal to 180 degrees.



Assignment 1: Practise your vocabulary words. 

Assignment 2: Watching a Beekeeper

Open the link, click on Watching a Beekeeper










  • Today is going to be a great day.
  • I am proud of myself.
  • I am open and ready to learn.

  • MATH TEST ON THURSDAY.

    Virtual Show and Tell

    Find any object around your home which you/ your family highly value. Show it to the class and fully describe its significance. 







    Narrative writing refers to descriptive story writing. Your story should be clear and creative. 

    A narrative must include:


    • Setting (Use your senses to describe what you see, hear, feel, smell, taste)

    • Characters (Who is in the story? Describe their looks and behaviour)

    • Conflict (What goes wrong in the story?)

    • Solution (How is the conflict resolved?)


    Also, when writing a narrative, use the following to bring your story to life:

    • Use similes, metaphors and personification 

      • (e.g) The sun was as hot as fire

      • (e,g) The touch of the wind caused the leaves to dance happily in the trees

    • Use dialogue where necessary

     

    What are the four descriptive words used to describe the sandwich?



    Rewrite the sentences below to make them more descriptive by using adjectives, similes and personification. 


    1. Macaroni pie is nice. 


    2. The weather is cold. 


    3. The child was scared. 


    4. Mrs. Browne was angry. 


    5. Micah has a beautiful smile. 


    6. The criminal calls his mom.



    Write a descriptive paragraph based on the images below. 






    *Triangles Review*

    All triangles have a total of 180 degrees. 
    To calculate an unknown angle in a triangle, you must subtract from 180.

    EXAMPLE


    Step 1: Add
    70 + 50 = 120

    Step 2: Subtract
    180 - 120 = 60 degrees












    Floating Bamboo Bicycle: 

    Watch and summarize 
    We Shall Overcome:


    POSTER CREATION

    Telling a story with few words

    Activity: Create a poster to teach about one of the following topics:

    1. Covid-19
    2. Eating Healthy / Exercise
    3. Doing well in school

    Be creative! Feel free to draw, use colours and anything else to bring your poster to life. 
    You may search the internet for ideas. 


    Mathematics

    POLYGONS



     
    A polygon is any closed 2-dimensional shape formed with straight sides. Triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, and hexagons are
    all examples of polygons. The name tells how many sides the shape has.
    For example, a triangle has three sides, and an octogon has eight sides.

    Quadrilaterals

    A quadrilateral is a polygon that has exactly four sides. This also means that a quadrilateral has exactly four vertices, and
    exactly four angles. Although, the sides do not have to be the same length, the angles inside a quadrilateral will always add
    up to 360 degrees.
    Here are some examples of quadrilaterals:



    *deficiency disesases






    Research Assignment

    Write an essay entitled "An Iconic Black Leader". 
    The leader you choose to research can be anyone who has made a significant impact in their community, country, or the world. Include information about their background, their rise to power and their achievements. 
    Your essay must be 250-300 words. Make it fun and interesting to read. 







    Maths Test:

    1-19. 
    38,39. 




    (Skip: 14, 34, 39)

    Homework






    Answer the following questions on deficiency diseases. 

    1. In your own words, what are deficiency diseases?

    2. What are 2 possible effects of deficiency diseases?

    3. What causes scurvy?

    4. What happens when a person has rickets?

    5. What do you think a person can do to avoid deficiency diseases?















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