Tuesday 25 May 2010

Citizens of the World

This is a poem translated into English from French. In French, it sounds brilliant; it rhymes and flows with rhythmn. In English, it's not so good - as you can see. Your task is to rewrite it: chop it, change it, add stuff, take stuff away, etcetera, etcetera.

Citizens of the World

We spend our holidays in Spain,


Our trainers are made in South Korea

Our orange juice comes from Israel,

We calculate in Arabic figures.



We eat Italian spaghetti

We use a Latin alphabet,

Our video games come from Japan,

Our shirts come from Portugal,

Our jeans come from United States.



Our favourite singer comes from North Africa,

Our book was printed in Hong Kong,

We watch American films,

Our socks come from China.



Our favourite footballer comes from South America

And we can surf anywhere in the world.

The world is our home.

I am a citizen of planet Earth.

Monday 24 May 2010

Tuesday 18 May 2010

Religions

A lot of you think Sikhs, Hindus and Buddhists believe the same things and have the same traditions. Use this website to find out:
  1. When they were founded;
  2. What their followers believe;
  3. Any other traditions.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/religion/

Record findings on the writing frame on the Pupilshare drive.

Arguments and Discussion: Edge Lane Development

Edge Lane fly past

Sunday 16 May 2010

Arguments

Click on the appropriate link for your task. What does it tell you about argument or discussion texts?

Kids views on Newsround

Newsround article

Parents' views at The Mirror

Friday 14 May 2010

The Birth of Buddha

Use these links to find out about the birth of Buddha:

Who was the Buddha?

An introduction to Buddha and Buddhism

The Life of Gotama Buddha

Divide your page into fifths and make notes on the 5Ws.

Monday 10 May 2010

Audacity Download

Here's a free download for Audacity. Enjoy podcasting!

Audacity download

Reading Practise

Use the Woodlands site to help you with reading revision:

Reading