Week 6 Homework

Homework

·Spelling and reading. Please make sure students are completing this every night. This week students also need to find the definitions of each word or write a sentence to show meaning. Topic work. Check our class blogs for Room 7’s topic work. I will try and get everything up to view this week.

Swimming

·Swimming notices have gone home. Please pay if you didn’t pay with your child’s stationary. If you are unsure if you have or haven’t paid please speak to Lynda.

·We need help with transporting students on Thursday. Please indicate in your child’s diary if you can help.
Young Leaders Conference

·10 students from Room 7 are off to the Young Leaders Conference in Palmerston North on Tuesday. They will need to be at school by 6:15am. We are leaving at 6:30am. Well done Regan, Caleb, Cleveland, Ngawai, Keira, Georgie (our 2013 School Leaders) along with Joshua, Jacob, TruLee and Caitlyn.

Camp Video

·The camp video is on our class blog.

Yellow	Red		Blue	Green
Regan Jacob Caitlyn Keira Starlah-Rose	Georgie TruLee-Crystal Caleb Harshvir	Johnny Pacey Taylor Cleveland Destiny	Shantalia Ngawai Joshua	Psyris Reign
adverb aspiration brainstorm Christianity condensation cyclone dividend essential fiord grooming influential loudly momentum Olympic perimeter protractor rhombus specialist terrarium vector	admission approximately bluff certainty conductor crashes dinghy equally feature guerrilla interrupt messenger occurred pneumonia propeller rhythm solar stormy symphony useless		alarm backward butcher courage diary equipment foolish ham injured league mighty occasionally photograph provide rotten shopkeeper statue tide unhappy wharves	awoke brush clothing drum flour fries he’d July male nose point ripe shake stairs tip wheel December Swimming dive paid

Please check that your child is also completing this tasks as well. They might need some guidance during the first week. if you don't have a dictionary but have the internet try www.dictionary.com

Spelling Words	Dictionary definition or write a sentence showing understating of meaning.
bump	verb (used with object) 1. To come more or less violently in contact with; collide with; strike: His car bumped a truck.	I was riding my bike, I hit a bump and fell off.