Showing posts with label Spelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spelling. Show all posts

Friday, 21 August 2020

Fred's adventures during Lockdown

 Fred has been busy at home with Reading, Writing and spelling practice. 

Fred's Dad, Tom enjoys Maths so he has made some worksheets for Fred to do every day. 


We have been enjoying the link to online Reading too. 


One day for morning tea we also made an easy bubble slice using Sunny Honey, Yum!


Sunday, 9 August 2020

Weekly Spelling Rule Challenge

With us starting our new Spelling programme, we thought it might be good to have a weekly spelling challenge on our blog.  We have added this to the weekly notice too. You can either email pictures or comment with your list of words that follow the rule on the blog. 

Feel free to take photos too and send them in for the teachers to add to the blog. 

Term 3 Week 4 Spelling Rule Challenge

Rule focus: Closed syllable: VC and CVC words

(V = Vowel, C = Consonant)

A closed syllable is a syllable with a short vowel sound ending in one or more consonants.

Letter sound focus: m, s, f, a, p, t, c, i

Find out about this spelling rule and make a list of words which follow this rule using the letters provided.

Example of a VC word is at

                                       VC

Example of a CVC word is cat

                                         CVC

Monday, 4 May 2020

Student Learning 4.5.2020

Hi Room 9 and 9a students and families,

As you complete activities from your Distance Learning make sure you send a picture or video to us. We will be able to share it on this slideshow for you all to see what each other have been up to.

You can send your classmates some positive messages in the comment section below the slideshow with some help from your parents.

Check out what Olivia A, Ali, Olivia F, Gabby and William have been up to!

Friday, 13 March 2020

Reading Tasks

We have been busy learning how to do lots of reading activities in between reading to the teacher in Room 9a.


Lucas and Vida finished all the spelling puzzels all by themselves! They did a fantastic job!