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Format:  Address of reporter Date name of the person being addressed Title of the person being addressed Address Subject:  [Keep it Short] ---body---  Identify the problem 6 W's (Who, What, Why, When, Where, How) Complimentary Close: Signature name: Title:   

  Elements of a Perfect Narrative Setting  - Where is your story set?  Highlight all the senses (What does it sound like/ look like/ smell like/ feel like?) Characters  - Who is your story about? What do they look like? How do they behave? Conflict  - What goes wrong? How do your characters react? Solution - How is the problem solved? How do your characters feel? 1. Who was older between Ojoma and Obide? 2. How do you know that Obide was a greedy man? 3. What did Ojoma see his sister-in-law doing? 4. What did Ojoma do with the heads of the yam? 5. Was Ojoma wrong for taking the heads of the yam? Give a reason for your answer.  6. What did the King do? 7. Was the King's judgement fair?                               ****** Plurals****** There are several nouns that do not follow any rules and have irregular plural form. 1. She has eaten two ______ (chocolate). 2. (Child) _____ are jumping. 3. There were Five (lion)______ in the forest. 4. There are four (knife) ______ in the kitchen.

  Topic: Letter Writing  Write a letter to your friend from another school about your school's sports.  You must use the correct format. Tell the frie n d about the location of the sports, the day's activities, exciting races, who wo n, etc.  Comprehension-Cause and Effect  You use cause and effect every day when you solve problems and make decisions.  As a result, understanding causes and effects is extremely important.  Learning to identify cause-and-effect relationships can help you understand what has happened.  Activity 1:   Instructions: Read each statement carefully.  Circle the part of the sentence which gives the cause and underline the part  which shows effect.  a. Because of the heavy rainfall, the water below the main bridge rose  rapidly until the bridge collapsed.  b. Hurricane Vibert came with such violent winds and heavy rains that  it battered the entire country destroying buildings and crops.  c. Mary’s mother planted some flowers in her new garden. Because of

 Syllabus Source: https://www.learningsaba.com/downloads/CCSLC_Social_Studies.pdf                Stages of Human Development Important terms:  (a) pre-natal -  before birth (b) infancy - a young child (c) childhood - approx. 2 -12 years old (d) adolescence - teen years  (e) adulthood -  (f) senescence - old age Which of these stages is the b est? Why?  ------------- The G eneration Gap ------------- Source: CCSLC SOCIAL STUDIES SYLLABUS What is the   G eneration Gap? T he differences in opinions, values, etc., between younger people and older people A guide to the generations:  https://www.pearson.com/content/dam/one-dot-com/one-dot-com/english/Images/FocusSecondEdition/Focus_2e_TB2_U1_Sample.pdf

  Ecosystems Any place on Earth where living things interact with other living and non-living things is called an ecosystem.  The living things are called the biotic factors, or parts, of the ecosystem; the non-living things are called the abiotic factors Ecosystems may be large, such as an ocean or desert . They may also be small, such as a puddle or a rotting log. Relationships in an Ecosystem SYMBIOSIS: Different living things living together where the relationship can either: -benefit one organism -harm one organism -benefit both organisms MUTUALISM: Both species benefits COMMENSALISM: One species benefits and the other does not benefit nor is it harmed PARASITISM: One species benefits and the other is harmed

  All questions must be written in your book.  Ratio Worksheet 1 1.  The ratio of tomatoes to red apples is 2:5.  If there are 20 tomatoes, how many red apples are there? 2.  The ratio of berries to oranges is10:1.  If there are 25 oranges, how many berries are there? 3.  . The ratio of bananas to melons is 30:1  If there are 300 bananas, how many melons are there? 4.  The ratio of blueberries to strawberries is 1:7.  If there are 210 strawberries, how many blueberries are there? 5.  The ratio of pears to green apples is 1:3.  If there are 150 green apples, how many pears are there? Ratio Worksheet 2 :  https://www.math-salamanders.com/image-files/free-math-word-problems-ratio-problems-3.gif Ratio Worksheet 3:   1. Sophie was trying to calculate the number of students in her school. She found the ratio of boys to girls across the school was 3:2 If there were 120 boys in the school, how many girls were there? How many students were there altogether? 2. Pupils on a Committee wanted to in