Wednesday
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Wednesday 17th June |
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Subject focus |
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Literacy Task |
The Tempest - Translation
Act II, Scene. In this scene, Gonzalo, one of the shipwrecked lords, imagines how he would run the island if he were in charge of it. Cut out and match the lines of original Shakespearean text to the modern translation. |
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Spelling Task |
Dots and dashes - page 59 |
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Maths Task |
Palindromic number investigation
Work through the investigation by following instructions 1−6 on the Palindromic number investigation sheet. subtracting palindromic numbers. |
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Timetables |
10 minutes of timetables rock stars |
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Topic |
Shakespearean seafaring (History): The time in which Shakespeare was writing his plays was also a time of great seafaring for Britain – so it is no surprise that ships and shipwrecks feature so heavily in his work. It was the age of exploration, as well as a time of pirates, of warfare, and of merchant ships trading with faraway lands. Choose one of the seafaring research topics to create a short presentation. This should be done in a good level of detail and therefore carried out over the next two days. Use today to start your initial research.
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