Sunday, 6 December 2015

Christmas Party! Tuesday 8 December

On Tuesday, December 8, we are having our class Christmas party!

This will include Secret Santa, games, activities and, of course, some great Christmas songs!

Please remember to bring your Secret Santa Present. We don't want anyone missing out!

Also, if you can, come with some sort of Christmas hat or headwear on!

If you have any ideas please let me know!



Thursday, 3 December 2015

Next Week

  • Bring a bag with lunch and a pencil case Monday- Thursday. BUT NO BAG FRIDAY!
  • Mufti is Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. BEST UNIFORM Thursday and Friday
  • School starts at 9 and finishes at 3 Monday-Thursday. Friday finishes 12
  • SECRET SANTA IS TUESDAY MORNING!! Please bring presents in Monday and ensure they have the persons name on them. 

Big Day Out
  • Sunblock and hat!
  • Bring food for the day and water! You can also POSSIBLY buy food there
  • Wear appropriate clothing and togs
  • This is a great day! Please ensure everyone in our class, team and whole school is feeling great and enjoying themselves!
  • Hydroslide for our class is at 11am

Tuesday, 1 December 2015

Thursday 3 December

Block 1:  Writing envelopes/UOI S.A.T 

Block 2: Science(dissection)

Block 3: UOI S.A.T (16 computers) 

Block 4: Game/Tidy up

Agenda, Wednesday 2 November, Term 4 Week 8

Homework
• Summative assessment task due Friday ( or Tuesday for those with an extension)
• Bring bags to take books home Friday 
• Find out Entire address for tomorrow & Write in agenda book (report envelopes) 

Reminders
• Tomorrow is day 2
• Science block 2 tomorrow (dissection) Bring covered shoes
• Secret Santa will be next Tuesday block 1 (presents due in Monday) 
• Dance tomorrow night, tickets on sale tomorrow morning
• Bus notices returned!! 

Signed
 





Tug-of-War Competition

Tug-Of-War U23 championship final 2013
What do you notice? About how they pull/push? Use their body? Angles? Hand grip?

How to win at Tug-Of-War

Tips to help you

Rope1TUG-OF-WAR.ORG.UKRope2

The Tactics of Tug-of-War

Safety First (Again)

Wrapping the rope around the arm can result in a broken bone and loss of blood flow. Wrapping the rope around the wrong part of the body can cause internal injury, and wrapping it around the neck is just ... (yes, people are that stupid).
Spikes and studs in the footware can cause injury when a pull collapses. They can also cause strains and breaks if the feet get stuck in the ground.
When running an informal event it might be tempting to have loops in the rope. I prefer not, due to the risk of someone being unable to release the rope if they need to.
Do not pull like this
Not like this

The Grip

An underhand grip, with the arms fully extended, should be used. The grip is only to connect the puller with the rope. If you try to use arm strength you will soon get tired and lose your grip.

Pulling

Tug of war is not a pulling event but a pushing event: you push with your legs and dragging the rope (and opposition) with you. Keep your arms and body straight so that the full power of your legs are transferred the rope.

Strength and Stamina

Your will need both strength and stamina to win. At the top levels of tug of war, teams may be stationary for for many minutes, locking their position as in arm wrestling. It hurts!
Pull like this
Like this!

Team work

Tug of War is a team event which needs all members of the team to work together. There is no point in one member pulling when the others are holding, since he is trying to pull his teams as well as the opposition. All pull together when the coach calls for a pull.Explanations
http://www.tug-of-war.org.uk/towtactics.htm 


Below is a link to a website with a range of nets

Nets Website

Sunday, 29 November 2015

Monday 30 November Room 13 Task


Your task this week is to create your 'habitat information sheet'
To do this you need to research your habitat and put all the relevant information together into one A4 page.  You also need a photograph/drawing or image of your habitat.
You can choose to do a specific habitat i.e. amazon rainforest, peak of Mt Everest, Antarctica, Cheronobyl Disaster Area, etc


IF YOU DO NOT FINSIH DURING THIS TIME IT IS YOUR HOMEWORK TONIGHT!!!
Remeber you must include the following if it is relevant to your habitat

Climate (Temperature, Day length, sun time/exposure, rainfall, air pressure, gravity, weather, wind, grass/sand/snow/soil what does it walk on etc, night hours, dark/light, seasons)
Challenges  
Advantages
Plants/vegetation (that grow there)
Animals/organism (that live there)
Common adaptations

Where can it get...

Shelter/Temperature
Food
Water
Air
Sun

Also remeber your MRS C GREN- Your creature msut be able to do all of these life processes!

Example information sheet(This is very basic- Yours will be a lot more detailed, with more information)
Example 1- Information Sheet

Examples of animal adaptation information sheets:
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Example 5