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English Comprehension: Elephant Seals - You Will Find This Comprehension Below Hi everyone, hope you're all keeping well and staying safe. We were delighted to get talking to most of your parents last week and to hear how you were all getting on. As you all know, you won’t be sitting the Junior Certificate exams as the Department of Education has cancelled them. With this in mind the work we have set out this week will not include exam papers. Please don’t forget to email on two pieces of work to us both. Remember to just do your best!! Reminders of the email addresses: Ms. Lyons’ email address= [email protected] Ms. ​ ​ McDonald’s email address = [email protected] ​ English Comprehension: Elephant seals - you will find this comprehension below. Please remember in your ​ copy to rule page with the title and date. Write out questions in RED and answers in BLUE. ​ ​ ​ https://www.superteacherworksheets.com/reading-comp/6th-elepha nt-seals_SNOUT.pdf?up=1501671913 Interview Task How well do you actually know your parents/ guardians??? Your task is to be an interviewer and to draft up questions that will help you get to know your parents/ guardians better. I will include a list of questions below to help you. DEAR Time- Pick up any book/ magazine/ Newspaper at home (not the internet!!) and read in a quiet ​ place for 15 minutes!! Stone Cold- continue reading Daily Routine orders 9 pg. 62-81 ​ Create your image of the character of Shelter. Get arty draw a scene from a chapter you have recently read. Around your character include words/ phrases Shelter would use. Maths Mega Maths Book- Statistics pg. 156/157 ​ Drawing bar charts - remember to use your ruler/ Label your graph and colour in it (present it cear). Questions 1-7 Trend Graphs- pg.164/165 Questions 1-5 (no need to draw graphs) Decimals- pg. 129/130 questions 1-10 Exercise two (Without a calculator) Questions 1-10. Download an App called Mathsdual and challenge someone in your house to mental maths. Keep a note of your wins and who you challenged. English Interview Task- Ideas of questions. 1) What's your earliest memory from growing up? Tell me what it was like. Have you any photographs you can show me from this time? 2) Tell me about your time at school. Did you enjoy school? 3) How was school different to schools nowadays? 4) Who were your best friends in school? Favourite teacher and why? Did you ever get in trouble? 5) What was your dream as a child? 6) The world would be a better place if......... 7) How did you meet Mum/dad? Do you remember your first words to them? Where was the first place you went together? 8) Tell me all about your wedding day? Can you show me some photographs? 9) Tell me about your proudest personal achievements of your life so far? 10) What else would you like to achieve in your lifetime? And any other thing you might be curious to learn. You might also ask them about their jobs, understand what they actually do, what their dream job would be, what items are on their bucket list? Their hopes and dreams for the future. I hope you really enjoy doing this task. It will be a great way to get to know your parents not just as parents but as the children they were and their hopes and dreams as adults. So firstly 1) Spend some time drafting your interview questions. 2) Arrange a time to conduct the interview. I planned on teaching the class how interviews work during the year, what makes a good interviewer, for example use eye contact, use body language nods and smiles and follow up questions to create the environment for a great conversation. 3) Remember your job here is to listen, record and learn as much as you can about your parents/guardians. 4) I'd recommend recording the interview either by video or voice recorder so that you have it to listen back to in the future. Also record by writing down the answers. HISTORY First complete Chapter 1 in Uncovering History and then start the tasks on the Powerpoint Slides below. 1. Uncovering History (Black Book) Chapter 1: Read pages 1 to page 8 and complete exercise on page 8 (Qs 1 and 2 in the brown box.) Read pages 8 to 12 and complete Qs 1 to Q4 in the blue box on page 12. 2) Attempt the following activities from the slides in your copybook or on your laptop/tablet. MS McDonald and MS LYONS WORK 3rd Year. Try your best to complete the following The evidence that we use in History comes from one of two types of source. Primary sources are made or written at the time an event happened. Secondary sources are written or made after an event by someone who wasn’t there. Term 1 / Module / Assessment Different types of historical evidence. Once we know the type of historical evidence we have, we need to decide if it was made at the time of the event and therefore is a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ source; or if it has been made later by people who weren’t at the event, making it a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ source. Term 1 / Module / Assessment Take a double page in your book and draw a diagram like the one below. Primary Secondary Sources Sources Now match the sources below to the diagram you have drawn. Example: The Film Titanic is a secondary source. Primary Secondary Sources Sources Term 1 / Module / Assessment HOMEWORK – Due in ________ You are to record what type of useful information about the past could each of the following sources give a historian? Term 1 / Module / Assessment Historians often talk about years as being BC or AD. This is another way of dividing time. This is a way of making large amounts of time easier to think about when learning History. Term 1 / Module / Assessment decade 100 years century 1000 years week 10 years millennium 365 days year 7 days Term 1 / Module / Assessment We are living in the 21st century. This is because it is the 21st century after Jesus was born in year 0. This is because . • The year 0 to 99AD were the First Century. • The years 100AD to 199AD were the Second Century. This means that . • The year 175AD is in the __________ Century • The year 369AD is in the __________ Century Term 1 / Module / Assessment Learning Objectives Activity 4 – put this list of years into the • To identify key terms describing time. • To describe the difference between BC and AD. correct century. • To give names to centuries. • To position events into chronological order. 2008AD 21ST Century 950AD 10th Century 33AD 1st Century 1968AD 20th Century 1789AD 18th Century 1066AD 11th Century 1848AD 19th Century 54BC 1st Century BC 410AD 5th Century 1472AD 15th Century Term 1 / Module / Assessment AD years move forward in time from 0 until you reach today. BC years move backwards in time starting from 0. • The year 163AD is in AD years move forward in time from 0 until you reach today. the ______ Century BC years move backwards in time starting from 0. • The year 1972AD is in the ______ Century Chronology is the study of when things happened. • The year 1043AD is in the ______ Century Term 1 / Module / Assessment Year you were born The Timeline of my Life example 2004 20?? HOMEWORK – Due in ________ 20?? You are to complete the timeline I was born I started at 20?? of your childhood memories, I started at at Primary School. Went on my giving a brief description about Colaiste Eoin. _________ First holiday most years of your life _________ . hospital Moved home 20?? Got my first 20?? pet 20?? My Brother/sister/ Went to my niece/nephew . first concert was born . 20?? 2018 2019 2020 . I Today – Covid 19 outbreak – What am I doing now? HOMEWORK – Due in ________ You are to complete the timeline of your childhood memories, giving a brief description about most years of your life Term 1 / Module / Assessment 2 HISTORY WORK FOR MS MCDONALD AND MS LYONS 1. Which century were the following years in? (5) a. 2020 b. 1999 c. 1666 d. 1349 e. 2004 2. Give one year from each of the following centuries. (5) a. 20th Century b. 15th Century c. 18th Century d. 11th Century e. 9th Century 3. What does BC mean? (1) 4. What do we mean by AD (1) 5. How many years are in the following?(3) a. Millennium b. Decade c. Century 6. Give an example for each type of evidence. (3) Term 1 / Module / Assessment a. Primary b. Secondary 10 Are the following Primary or Secondary sources? (5) a. History Textbook b. Dinosaur bones c. The Film “Titanic” d. Letters e. Newspaper article f. Photograph g. Interview Term 1 / Module / Assessment .
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