Adding sound to Google slides...

Word Study week 10

Science - light

Visit this link to have rainbows, light waves etc explained

How to read aloud fluently

If we read aloud, these are the criteria describing how to read fluently...

• don't stop in the middle of sentences -  keep reading until you reach an appropriate punctuation mark
• don't speak like a robot -  speak with expression (character)
• don't mumble - speak clearly
• if you get stuck or confused, reread the sentence or paragraph
• don't be scared - speak with confidence (pretend if you have to)
• speak with enough volume for others to hear, change the volume as appropriate
• vary the pace with which you speak.  Sometimes you need to be quicker or slower, depending on the text
• change the tone of your voice, depending on the topic

Miss McNae's practise

Miss McNae's practise: My Fotobabble

Word Study Week 6

Word Study - Week 5

Can you think of any more words that follow this rule?  Found any in your reading at home?  Add it in the comments section.

Why does light bend and bounce?

What is fair testing?

Today we looked at what Fair Testing is.  Can you comment below and identify what you need to have for a test to be fair?


Here's a great video to explain it.

Word Study Week 2

Vowels vs Consonants and Short vs Long Vowels

I am learning to identify vowels and consonants.
I am also learning to tell the difference between short and long vowel sounds.

Created with Padlet

Welcome to 2016