There was once a little blue penguin called Pablo who wanted see a shark. The only problem was that he didn't want to go into the water for there were too many animals that might want to eat him. But, he had an idea.
While Mother Penguin was telling off the other hatchlings, Pablo quickly raced out of the igloo. He was planning to go to the highest iceberg in Antartica so that he could have a good view over the sea.
He raced through snowy blizzards, he raced passed penguin town and finally he slowed down to have a rest. He could see the highest iceberg in Antartica. He made a final leap and clung onto the top of the iceberg. Right below him, there were six sharks circling the iceberg. Suddenly, Pablo slipped and screeched for help. Out of the corner of his eye, he could see his Mummy coming to rescue him. In fact, it was not Mummy Penguin it was Daddy Penguin. Pablo's Daddy scooped him up in his flippers and took him back home.
Now Pablo knows not to go off by himself again.
Philip would like positive suggestions for how he could make this super story even better.
Tuesday, 25 January 2011
Monday, 24 January 2011
Kitchen Maths
Try baking something at home.
This week cookery club made
Yummy Cookies
3oz butter
4oz caster sugar
1 egg (beaten)
6oz self-raising flour
2oz white chocolate buttons
2oz plain chocolate chips
2oz walnuts or cherries
pinch of salt
Method
Cream together the butter, sugar and vanilla essence.
Add the egg.
Fold in the flour, chocolate, salt and nuts.
Space out spoonfuls on a baking tray.
Bake at 180C for 12-15 minutes.
At the weekend I baked these delicious Cookies and Cream Fudge Brownies by Lorraine Pascale. They were delicious. Click here for the recipe.
This week cookery club made
Yummy Cookies
3oz butter
4oz caster sugar
2oz light brown soft sugar
vanilla essence1 egg (beaten)
6oz self-raising flour
2oz white chocolate buttons
2oz plain chocolate chips
2oz walnuts or cherries
pinch of salt
Method
Cream together the butter, sugar and vanilla essence.
Add the egg.
Fold in the flour, chocolate, salt and nuts.
Space out spoonfuls on a baking tray.
Bake at 180C for 12-15 minutes.
J4 Budding Journalists
During J4 ICT, each class voted for the peron that they thought had made a good start to their newspapers. The winners were:
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The Tut Times
By Harvey C
An amazing scene has taken place. The tomb of Tutankhamun a previous
Pharaoh of Egypt has been discovered in the valley of kings by Howard Carter. He has been paid a decent amount of money by Lord Carnarvon a rather wealthy man. His tomb was discovered in the valley of kings (a small valley near Ciro).
Tut Telegraph
By Joshua C
Tutankhamen was born in the capital city of Egypt. He was born in the year 1346 BC.
Let's see who can add an interesting quote to their report this week
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The Tut Times
By Harvey C
An amazing scene has taken place. The tomb of Tutankhamun a previous
Pharaoh of Egypt has been discovered in the valley of kings by Howard Carter. He has been paid a decent amount of money by Lord Carnarvon a rather wealthy man. His tomb was discovered in the valley of kings (a small valley near Ciro).
Tut Telegraph
By Joshua C
Tutankhamen was born in the capital city of Egypt. He was born in the year 1346 BC.
Let's see who can add an interesting quote to their report this week
Sunday, 16 January 2011
J5 - Which suffix should you use for 'shun'?
tion sion ssion cian
Spelling rules for these suffixes
cian - where words end in c; jobs / occupations
tion - the most common ending
sion - where the base word ends in d/de or s/se (eg explode, confuse)
ssion - clear soft 'sh' sound
ation - long a is always followed by tion
otion/ution/etion - the base word usually contains the vowel. clearly pronounced
ution words are usually longer than three syllables; usion tends to be shorter
Try the activity where this was taken from:
http://www.saintambrosebarlow.wigan.sch.uk/Y5Spelling/suffixes2Y5t2.htm
Spelling rules for these suffixes
cian - where words end in c; jobs / occupations
tion - the most common ending
sion - where the base word ends in d/de or s/se (eg explode, confuse)
ssion - clear soft 'sh' sound
ation - long a is always followed by tion
otion/ution/etion - the base word usually contains the vowel. clearly pronounced
ution words are usually longer than three syllables; usion tends to be shorter
Try the activity where this was taken from:
http://www.saintambrosebarlow.wigan.sch.uk/Y5Spelling/suffixes2Y5t2.htm
Sunday, 9 January 2011
Monday, 3 January 2011
J6 Find the Sun Travel Project
This is the logo that you need to add to your presentation on Tenerife.
Tenerife presentation checklist:
* Slide 1 - Special Offer, name of travel agency, contact details
* Slide 2 - Average daytime temperature in June in Tenerife
* Slide 3 - URL for a website that gives more information on Tenerife.
All slides must have an appropriate, eye-catching template/background.
Evidence presentation must include screenshots of:
* At least one folder created in your user area
* A picture that has been resized (show before and after)
* How you have navigated between links on a webpage.
This term we are going to create a flyer, a business card and a memo. We are also going to use a speadsheet and e-mail.
The first task you will be required to do is to create a flyer that includes the words:
Special Offer
Three weeks for the price of two
In Tenerife
For all holidays booked in selected hotels in June
Subject to availability
Early booking recommended
Contact Find the Sun Travel at any of our High Street Branches or on 0843 123455.
You must format your text to make your flyer look as good as possible.
You also need to add a bulleted list and more than one graphic. Think carefully about what the reader of a travel flyer on Tenerife would want to know.
Tenerife presentation checklist:
* Slide 1 - Special Offer, name of travel agency, contact details
* Slide 2 - Average daytime temperature in June in Tenerife
* Slide 3 - URL for a website that gives more information on Tenerife.
All slides must have an appropriate, eye-catching template/background.
Evidence presentation must include screenshots of:
* At least one folder created in your user area
* A picture that has been resized (show before and after)
* How you have navigated between links on a webpage.
This term we are going to create a flyer, a business card and a memo. We are also going to use a speadsheet and e-mail.
The first task you will be required to do is to create a flyer that includes the words:
Special Offer
Three weeks for the price of two
In Tenerife
For all holidays booked in selected hotels in June
Subject to availability
Early booking recommended
Contact Find the Sun Travel at any of our High Street Branches or on 0843 123455.
You must format your text to make your flyer look as good as possible.
You also need to add a bulleted list and more than one graphic. Think carefully about what the reader of a travel flyer on Tenerife would want to know.
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