January to April 2025 – Term 2
Schedule for Week 7 January 2025
| Mon 18 | Tues 19 | Wed 20 | Thurs 21 | Fri 22 |
| Maths Mental Mathematics p.164 (intro) | Math Compatible numbers p165 –Act 1, 2 p.166 | Maths Multiplication and related division. 167 –Act 1, 2 (p. 168-9) | Maths Place value concept. p.170-171, 172 –Act 1-2 | Maths Factoring, p.173 -Act 1 (p.174) – HW chapter review |
| Study Skills Mood in writing choose a mood from the vocabulary list and write a sentence or short paragraph that conveys that mood without explicitly stating it. Use descriptive language and imagery to evoke the chosen mood. | Social Studies History of Amerindiansp.57 (SS) | Grammar | Science p.50 – dissolving time, mixtures; p. 51-methods to separate; p.52-methods of separation(filtration, chromatograph); p.53- exercises | Agri–Science Caring for rabbits (4/4), p.74 (SAS) -Exercise: p75 |
| Grammar Present participle p. =Underline present participle. worksheet below. HW-fill in the blanks -p37 – -ex. 5.28 | Vocabulary/ Spelling -Independent practice, p.86, ex.9.6 4. Choose 10 words from list in exercise and create sentences in past tense. (VSRS) | Creative Writing – | Reading Appreciating poetry – Comprehenstion workbook p.64-65 Poem 3 | Creative Writing Narrative writing. Guided practice- p38-39 |
| Penmanship 1. workbook exercise. 2. Rewrite neatly and in cursive poem “ex 2.6, p.9 (PPLA) | Penmanship 1. Workbook exercise. 2. Rewrite the words, p.86 (VSRS) | Vocabulary/ Spelling | Comprehension Appreciating poetry – Mood- poem Poem 8 -p.75-76 | Creative Writing Complete exercises |
| Silent Reading Patriotism, p.-35-37 | Reading comprehension, Mood -“Patriotism”. p.35-37 1. What is the mood for this story. | Science | Grammar Present Participle Exercise -p37 ex. 5.29 Write sentence using participle and share with class. | Mid-term exam English |
Reading take space for mid-term math exam | Comprehension 2. Answer questions, p.38-39 | Comprehension/ | VCCE: Becoming a caring citizen Story_ The Insolent Boy | PE Basic Gymnastic skills |
Worksheet Pdfs
Poem questions: Jewels of the Caribbean
- Who is the author of the poem “Jewels of the Caribbean”?
- What qualities are attributed to the “rainbow people” in the poem?
- How does the poem describe the ocean?
- How many stanzas does this poem have?
- How many beats are there in the first stanza? (optional question)
- Write the words that rhyme.
Note: The mood of the story above is a mix of hope, trust, betrayal, and ultimately, realization. In the beginning, there is hope and trust as the old woman seeks to regain her sight and believes in the physician’s ability to help her. As the story progresses, a sense of betrayal creeps in as the physician takes advantage of her vulnerability and deceives her. However, in the end, there is a feeling of realization and revelation as the old woman regains her sight and discovers the truth. The mood shifts from anticipation and hope to disappointment and betrayal, before concluding with a sense of clarity and newfound perspective.
