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Light and Shadows

Today, during the science lesson, you played this game on the whiteboard. 

http://www.topmarks.co.uk/Flash.aspx?b=science/light_shadows

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Please fill in the 

EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS 

form and bring it to school tomorrow. 

Also : buy a manuscript and please get money for workbooks

Important notice

Always put the water bottle in a plastic bag. 
This Friday come in the PE kit, for European Sports Day. 
Buy a name tag and write your name in large clear letters. This is for PSCD, which you'll have every Friday. 
Every Monday you will have PE and Music. 
On Tuesday you will have ART. Get an overall or an old t-shirt. 
On some Thursdays you will have Science. 

Happy Deathday, William Shakespeare!

I never thought I could teach Shakespeare to seven year olds. I was never trained in teaching of English Literature, but my own daughters taught me enough about The Bard so I can pass on the knowledge to my own class. Making the stories short and age-appropriate enough for a such young age was not easy, but sure it was fun. I had pupils asking me to tell them a Shakespeare story every day, and the stories were the highlight of each day. 
We did Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, Much Ado About Nothing, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Twelfth Night, Hamlet and Macbeth. I used cartoons, drawings and comics to illustrate the stories. The most favourite plays were Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's dream. I really hope you will continue to enjoy the plays when you grow older and will have them in your Secondary School years. In the meantime, here is a brilliant link. 

Clicketh here!

A game for you

https://www.superteachertools.net/speedmatch/speedmatch.php?gamefile=1460976773#.VxS-VjB961t

Click on this link to play

The Uniform

Mr. Cassar, the Headmaster of our School is aware of the high temperatures we have at the moment. He has given all the students of Birkirkara Primary the permission to wear their summer uniform on the very hot days.
Please make sure that children have enough water and a packet of baby wipes.

Thank you.

Doubles.

These are a couple of screengrabs from today's lesson.
I gave you the written notes many weeks ago.

What is Autism?

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Some More writing after Judy and the Martian.

By Maria

 By Kylie

By Kyan

By Kira

By Keylie

By Julia

By Ian (aka al-IAN)

  

 By Gabriel

By Amy

  

By Amber

By Alexandro

Some writing after Judy and the Martian.

By Wyatt

By Shaylee

By Selma

 By Rexin

By Miguel

By Melissa

By Mathias

This will help you understand your English HW better.

 and if you can, buy the full book :)

The International Space Station.

Today we learnt about the ISS and we were watching the live webcam from the ISS. We also heard the astronauts talking together. 

Here is the live link, I'm sure many of you will enjoy watching this. 

http://www.n2yo.com/space-station/

Also, we watched a video of Chris Hadfield (he is back on Earth now) making a peanut butter and honey sandwich. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vio09T-8qA

And the most beautiful video of of them all. Earth from Space. 

Don't come to school without breakfast!

I need you to be alert for the Maths lesson. 

Here are some breakfast ideas. 

You can do many of them yourselves.

Click here. 

You can play this game at home.

Learning about contractions. 

Click here

http://www.primarygames.com/contractions/question1.htm

Learning about polygons.

And we had a great time!

Carnival collages

Gummy Bear song

Telling the Time

This week we learnt about reading the clock. Quarter past and quarter to as well. 
Here is flash website that will help you read the clock. 
Do not forget to click on : Clock face, words, digital

http://www.wmnet.org.uk/files/clock.swf

Posting the Christmas Cards

Christmas Cards 2015 - Kizoa Online Movie Maker