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This half term I would like to give a certificate to someone who is progressing so much in their French learning and surprised me this week by emailing me a sound recording of their learning.  
Hi guys, I like you to fill in a table of your influences from greatest to least, from the following: (1) parents/guardians 2(2) siblings) (3) teachers 4(pop star) ( 5) Grand parent (6) (friend/s) Explain why you have chosen your greatest influence. My greatest influence would be my grandfather because he was a musician.He played the piano but his greatest strength was his ability to sing. As a child, I spent hours transfixed by the sounds coming from his piano and his voice. I wanted to know about musical instruments and so I questioned him relentlessly as I wanted to know how songs were created. I wanted to play the way he did and sing the songs that he sang. I wanted to immerse myself in his world. We had a very special relationship- music! Enjoy and remember to send me your work [email protected] Mr R
Hi Year 6, We hope you are well and staying safe during lockdown. The next two weeks are half term so we won't be posting anything on the block. I will try and update our class story when I can! During those two weeks, enjoy your free time - doing the things you enjoy with your family. If you want to practise your learning, use read theory, prodigy, sats bootcamp, ttrs etc to occupy your mind. Stay safe and we will see you soon. Mrs Williams and Miss Cloherty EnglishMathsScienceHi all, For Computing this week I'd like you to follow this Barefoot lesson plan to recap what algorithms are by making up an algorithm for a hand jive routine https://www.barefootcomputing.org/docs/default-source/at-home/hand_jive_activity.pdf?sfvrsn=ad4c91ea_2 Dr Chips  Morning all, For science this week, please follow these BBC Bitesize activities to recap your knowledge of magnets... And, of course please tune in to the Daily Dose at 10am www.drchips.weebly.com https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zfrxhbk  Hi guys, Hope you enjoyed last week's music. This week I'd like you to sing another song that we learned in assembly.It's called 'Stand by me' When you've familiarised yourself with the song, create your own simple ostinato (repeated pattern) rhythm. Keep it simple. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTCfQ6Bb8QE Remember to send any photos,audio or videos of your work to mrroberts@crumpsall.manchester.sch.uk Enjoy, Mr R |
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