Sunday 27 November 2016

Homework Term 4 Week 8



As I was away all of last week this week’s homework will be very similar to last. Your main focus is to have your Eisteddfod speech ready for Thursday afternoon. Make the most of the week!

Task One: Eisteddfod speeches

We have discussed the requirements and the marking criteria. You will have some time in class for writing your speeches but these will need to be worked on and practiced at home. Our class Eisteddfod speeches will take place this Thurs Dec 1st and possibly Monday Dec 5th. The school Eisteddfod assembly will take place on Thurs Dec 8th

Task Two: Reading Novels

-Everyone is expected to be reading for at least 20mins each night and have their novels at school every day.
-On Thurs you will all be expected to share one ‘literature circles’ activity of your choice, based on your chosen novel, to a small group.
-Mr Yeoman will be meeting with every student through the week to discuss your novel and your progress with reading.

Task Three: Spelling

Normal spelling & word tasks again this week. Please complete to a high standard

Task Four: Cookbook recipe

The recipe book fundraiser committee would like every family in the school to submit a favorite family recipe. You need to discuss with your family, find a favorite recipe of any kind, then bring a copy of it to school. You can either bring it on an A4 sheet with your name on it, or you could type it up and share it to me as a google doc

Notices and dates

Year 8s please take your Year 8 Leavers Party notice home and RSVP immediately to Maria Williams or Selena Scobie.

Wed 30th November – Sticks and Stones Leadership Day. Please look at your earlier notice for info
Thurs 1st December – Cooking photo shoot at Dunstan in morning. Class Eisteddfods in afternoon.
Fri 2nd December – River monitoring group out with Mr Hogue
Mon 5th December – Complete the rest of class Eisteddfods
Wed 7th December – Dunstan deputy principal to visit and speak to Year 8s
Thurs 8th December – School Eisteddfod assembly 1:30pm

Mr Yeoman

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