River Animal Homework Helpers
These websites should help you to find out more about river animals.
Remember to hand your homework in on Tuesday 8th May!
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Rivers Glossary
Use these links to help with your Rivers Glossary.
Read the information carefully!
You might want to draw pictures to go with each definition too, to help you remember what they mean.
Your task is to find the meanings of words that we use when talking about rivers. These sites will help you!
BBC Schools – Rivers and Coasts
ICT Group Links
Follow this link to find out the information to complete your Rivers Information sheet.
If you have finished, you can look at how families use the water that comes into their homes.
Have fun!
Ancient Greece: Everyday Life
Using the links below, identify and list factors that affected the way people lived and how they were treated.
Think about wealth, gender, age, where you lived, family history & position in society.
Science Booster: Teeth, Eating and Keeping Healthy
Here are links to the web sites we looked at in class. Please revise and don’t forget to make notes in your books too!
- Various Science Activities: Crickweb.co.uk
- The Digestive System
- Keeping Healthy: ReviseWise
- ReviseWise Exercise
Ancient Greece: Important Events Research
Use these websites to work out events that happened during 800BCE and 146BCE.
- BBC Ancient Greek Timeline
- A good Ancient Greece web site: Ancient Greece.com
- BBC Ancient Greek Site
- Woodlands Ancient Greece Site
- Ancient Greek Facts
The Tudors: Fling The Teacher & Jousting
Complete the quiz and show that you know enough to fling your teacher away!
Compete in a jousting competition – can you beat your competitor?
[via TudorBritain.org, ContentGenerator.net, ActiveHistory.co.uk nor SchoolHistory.co.uk]
The Tudors: Crosswords, Quizzes & Wordsearches
This morning, we would like you to complete at least one crossword, quiz or wordsearch from the links below. Some of the topics we haven’t covered in a lot of detail so you might want to spend a bit of time finding out more about them once you have completed an activity.