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every pupil has a reading book (ask the teacher if you’d like additional books for the holidays), your
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and the Community Messy Church Church Services Remembrance School Eucharist. As well as this
every pupil has a reading book (ask the teacher if you’d like additional books for the holidays), your
child has a log on to Bug Club. Write a review Update existing review Submit review Cancel It's
good to leave some feedback. Including art and crafts, baking, phonics, maths and literacy. The
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work has definitely earned them a nice rest over the half term. Some of the posters will also go up
around school as a reminder. They have settled into class really well and have all been making really
good progress in the work we have been doing in class. Maths 1) squares, rectangle, circle and
triangle. 2) 4 circles 1 triangle, 1 squares and 5 rectangles. 3) square and rectangle. 4) circle. Which
shape doesn’t have any straight sides? Circle. Like before I’ve done versions with a simple font too
for those of you that feel the funky font is a step to far. Circle, rectangle, triangle and square. 2.Can
you count how many of each shape you can find? 4 circles, 5 rectangles, 1 triangle and 1 square.
3.Which two shapes have the same number of sides. My year 11’s will be getting our “not a best
guess” papers on Friday (I’ll post them on JMOnline and on the blog too!) so I haven’t forgotten
them. A cone and cylinder have same heads and different bottoms. They have two feelers to help
them see. 4.How does a stick insect make sure that he is not eaten. How does a stick insect make
sure that he is not eaten. What do beetles have on their heads and what are they used for. She was
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