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Move to Google Classroom

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From Monday your work will be posted onto Google Classroom rather than this blog.  There has been a really good start to those that have been practicing this week and submitting their work in this way.   For those of you that have not yet logged in, an email has been sent with the log in information.  Any queries please get in contact.  Rowan@poplarsfarm.bradford.sch.uk or alternatively you can add comments to the work on google classroom.  
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Tuesday 24th March 2020

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Maths Using formal methods for subtraction, can you complete these sums?  English  Read the story aloud, using good expression to read what is said. What five words could describe the shepherds?  What five words could describe the woman?  Which of the characters do you admire the most? Ouch! By Kevin Crossley-Holland  Five shepherds fell asleep under a tree. And in their sleep they sighed and stretched and tossed and turned and tied their legs into a knot. When they woke up, they didn't know which leg belonged to who. “I'm hungry,” said one shepherd.  “And I'm thirsty,” said another.  All five of them were thirsty and hungry, but they were unable to stand up.   “What's wrong with you, men?” shouted a woman on her way to the well:The sun's up and you're still on your backs.'   “We can't stand up,” said the shepherds. “We don't know which leg belongs to who.”   “What's it worth?” asked the woman....
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Good workers of the week for Rowan Class

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Rowan Class - where do I start!  Your engagement with home learning has been absolutely incredible and I have really enjoyed receiving pictures and emails of your brilliant learning. It has been so hard to choose just two good workers but I'm sure you will agree with me when you see the work completed. When you read this blog can you also give a big thank you to your family at home who are helping you at home, I really appreciate it.  Missing you all and looking forward to seeing you very soon, take care,  Miss Robertshaw Aaron Aaron had fun carrying out his science activity.  He even tested the activity using different liquids to see if it worked.  Aaron thinks that Sprite didn't work as well because of the carbonation (bubbles) within the liquid. Email to Aaron: I love your science experiment that you have been working on.  Why do you think that Sprite did not work as well?  Email response from Aaron: I think ,because Sprite has di...
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