Waikanae School Room 6 2015: Homework

If you have not received your homework for the week, please send a request to p.corlett@waikanae.school.nz

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Term 3 Week 9

Homework for Term 3

Term 3 Week 2

Term 3 Wk 1

Homework for term 2 Week 10

Due 26th June

Homework Term 2 Week 8
Here is this week's homework. You can click on it to open the sheet in a new window, print it off, and stick it into your Homebook along with your sentences. Please do at least 10 sentences. Sentences can also be posted on your own personal blog.

Homework for Term 2 Week 7

Homework for Term 2 Week 5

Here is Term 2 Week 4 homework.

Here is homework for Term 2 Week 2. Only children completing homework get to have a choosing time on Friday.

This is the homework for Term 2 Week 1

Term 1 Week 9

Homework for Week 9.

· Spelling The test will be on THURSDAY.

· Home reading – using library books or books from home.

· Maths – Keep working on those times tables until all tables can be instantly recalled. Most children should know 1x, 2x, 3, 4x 5x and 10x tables by now. If you already know them all please spend some time exploring Rainforest Maths which is part of the Mathletics site.

· Contribute two good ideas for a class “Fun holiday activities list”.

Spelling For This Week Term 1 Week 9 - Theme words related to camp
	Extension Group	Group A	Group B	Group C
1	orienteering	archery	shelter	camping
2	tarpaulin	target	clicker	tenting
3	confidence	course	tyres	followed
4	bivouac	cicada	critters	mountain
5	contour	arrowhead	damper	cooker
6	gymnasium	hedgehog	arrow	peg
7	blackberry	bramble	balloon	bunk
8	opossum	homestead	paddock	cabin
9	trampoline	towel	ladder	hut
10	balance	spiders	kitchen	rope

As we head towards Easter and a school holiday break I trust that you will all be able to arrange some time with the family. Often doing things such as going as a family bowling or to the movies can cost quite a lot. So let’s make a list of things we can do for minimal cost that would be fun.

We will make a list with suggestions from class members and then email the collated list out to Rm 6 families.

Here are my 3 ideas.

· Collect shells and interesting driftwood from the beach and make a mobile to hang from a tree in the garden.
· Plant a packet of radish seeds. Check them each day to see how long they take to germinate and then graph their growth by measuring the height of the tallest ones each day.
· Go to the public library with Mum or Dad. Choose an easy reader chapter book together and one of the parents reads a chapter at the meal table or when the children go to bed each night. (If it is easy enough maybe an older brother or sister could do some reading, or even the Rm6 child could read it to the family.)