Tuesday, 23 September 2014
Year 9 Monday 22nd September:
The drafts of your stories are being checked and we will look at these in more detail on Friday.
Monday 22nd September:
1. Read pages 9-11 of the reading guide. Click here to access the reading guide.
2. Answer the questions about chapter 1 on page 12 of the reading guide. You will need to write in sentences in your exercise book. Use the title 'Chapter 1', write the date and underline both with a ruler before you begin.
Monday, 1 September 2014
Guidelines for homework.
- Written homeworks need a title and a date which must be underlined with a ruler.
- Unless you are told otherwise, all writing should be in full sentences or paragraphs.
- If you are absent from the lesson when the work is set, you will still need to do the homework. Find out what to do by looking on this blog or asking me in school or by email.
- Remember that if you do not hand in homework when it is due or if it is not of a good standard, you will always be expected to complete in the session immediately after it was due. If you choose to complete your homework during the lunchbreak or after school you will out on spending time with your friends, clubs and activities and free time.
- If in doubt about anything, just ask.
Year 11
We will be studying a play entitled An Inspector Calls this term as well as producing some narrative writing.
On this blog you will find pages of information that are useful for your learning, homework and revision.
HOMEWORK
Homework will be set approximately oncer per fortnight - although there may be times when you will need to do one a week for a few weeks - but then I will give you a few weeks break! You will usually have a week to complete it but if there is no school on Wednesday - for example if it is an INSET day - there will be no homework collected that week. Please read the separate advice page about homework as following these guidelines will make sure that you do not fall behind with your work. If, for any reason, you cannot hand your homework in on time, then you will be required to complete it during the lunchtime catch up session on the day that it is due in.
Wednesday 10th September
This week your homework will be to complete your reading timeline. You have an A3 sheet like the one below.
Your task is to fill it in. You can find pictures of your favourite books online and then write a brief paragraph for each one explaining why that book was important to you. All the books in the example below are fiction (stories) but you can use non-fiction (information books) as well.
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| A completed reading timeline. |
More examples of completed reading timelines can be seen here and here.
In class (17th September) you will be redrafting this into your book so you might decide to collect pictures but not stick them onto the template. If you cannot print out pictures save at the correct size and email them to me before the end of school on Tuesday 16th September so that I can print them in time for the lesson.
Year 10
Welcome back everyone.
This term we are going to be reading a novel by Robert Cormier entitled, Hereos.
If you miss work because you are absent from lesson then all you need
to do is look on this blog and you'll find a summary of what you missed
so you can catch up.
HOMEWORK
Homework will be set and due every Thursday. You will usually have a week to complete it but if there is no school on Thursday - for example if it is an INSET day - there will be no homework collected that week. Please read the separate advice page about homework as following these guidelines will make sure that you do not fall behind with your work. If, for any reason, you cannot hand your homework in on time, then you can complete it during the after-school catch up session on the day that it is due in.
Thursday 11th September
This week your homework will be to complete your reading timeline. You have an A3 sheet like the one below.
Your task is to fill it in. You can find pictures of your favourite books online and then write a brief paragraph for each one explaining why that book was important to you. All the books in the example below are fiction (stories) but you can use non-fiction (information books) as well.
More examples of completed reading timelines can be seen here and here.
This term we are going to be reading a novel by Robert Cormier entitled, Hereos.
If you miss work because you are absent from lesson then all you need
to do is look on this blog and you'll find a summary of what you missed
so you can catch up. HOMEWORK
Homework will be set and due every Thursday. You will usually have a week to complete it but if there is no school on Thursday - for example if it is an INSET day - there will be no homework collected that week. Please read the separate advice page about homework as following these guidelines will make sure that you do not fall behind with your work. If, for any reason, you cannot hand your homework in on time, then you can complete it during the after-school catch up session on the day that it is due in.
Thursday 11th September
This week your homework will be to complete your reading timeline. You have an A3 sheet like the one below.
Your task is to fill it in. You can find pictures of your favourite books online and then write a brief paragraph for each one explaining why that book was important to you. All the books in the example below are fiction (stories) but you can use non-fiction (information books) as well.
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| A completed reading timeline. |
More examples of completed reading timelines can be seen here and here.
Year 9
Welcome back everyone.
This term we are going to be reading a novel by Mildred D Taylor entitled, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.
If you miss work because you are absent from lesson then all you need
to do is look on this blog and you'll find a summary of what you missed
so you can catch up.
HOMEWORK
Homework will be set and due every Monday. You will usually have a week to complete it but if there is no school on Monday - for example if it is a bank holiday - there will be no homework collected that week. Please read the separate advice page about homework as following these guidelines will make sure that you do not fall behind with your work. If, for any reason, you cannot hand your homework in on time, then you can complete it during the lunch break on the day that it is due in.
Monday 8th September:
2. You have left the first page of your new English book blank. You can use this to design a cover page for your work on this novel.
Monday 15th September:
1. Read pages 9-11 of the reading guide. Click here to access the reading guide.
2. Answer the questions about chapter 1 on page 12 of the reading guide. You will need to write in sentences in your exercise book. Use the title 'Chapter 1', write the date and underline both with a ruler before you begin.
This term we are going to be reading a novel by Mildred D Taylor entitled, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.
If you miss work because you are absent from lesson then all you need
to do is look on this blog and you'll find a summary of what you missed
so you can catch up. HOMEWORK
Homework will be set and due every Monday. You will usually have a week to complete it but if there is no school on Monday - for example if it is a bank holiday - there will be no homework collected that week. Please read the separate advice page about homework as following these guidelines will make sure that you do not fall behind with your work. If, for any reason, you cannot hand your homework in on time, then you can complete it during the lunch break on the day that it is due in.
Monday 8th September:
1. Read pages 5-8 of the reading guide to Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. Click here to
access the reading guide. Make a list in the back of your English book
of things that you find interesting or important about Mildred D
Taylor.
2. You have left the first page of your new English book blank. You can use this to design a cover page for your work on this novel.
Your cover page must include:
- The title of the book
- The name of the author
- Coloured pictures (use pencil crayons please) related to the themes or characters of the novel.
Monday 15th September:
1. Read pages 9-11 of the reading guide. Click here to access the reading guide.
2. Answer the questions about chapter 1 on page 12 of the reading guide. You will need to write in sentences in your exercise book. Use the title 'Chapter 1', write the date and underline both with a ruler before you begin.
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