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2. Details about a new cereal product called Apple Berry Cereal along with a question about the box size.
3. Conversions between metric volume measurements.
4. A vocabulary exercise identifying parts of a circle like diameter, radius, and sector.
5. Word problems involving calculating volumes.
6. A summary of a cricket match between England and West Indies with a request for more details.
7. A note from a teacher praising the student's homework and emphasizing basic facts.Homework on the 4th of april maddison
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- A short story about friends playing baseball where the ball is hit and disappears, possibly into space.
- A passage about characters named Toby and Bob flying in something called a H.F.L. that experiences engine trouble and crashes.
- Lists of bone names and their definitions in the human body.
- Tables with numbers and categories like colors, genders and rankings to practice understanding that format.
- Problems with decimal numbers arranged in "magic squares."
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- 1. HomeworkBy Tessa Set A 15
- 2. MenuA: 10 quick questionsB: Writing a storyC: Understanding tablesD: Dictionary skills E: Decimal magic squares
- 3. 10 quick questions120 x 110 = 132005000 – 3295 = 1705How many minutes between 9:30am and 10:45am? 75 minutesConvert 526cm to m = 5.26mHow many sides does a nonagon have? 9Draw a line 35mm long = If movie tickets cost $5.50 each, how many would 12 movie tickets? $66.0045 – 23 + 56 = 34Find 1/5 of $21.50 = $4.31How much would each person get if you share $16.45 between 7 people? $2.35
- 4. Writing a storyOnce upon a time there was a really weird planet namedJump-jub. His name was Jump-jub because he was aplanet that jumps all of the time. The softball planet was another planet called Softball. Softball planet was called Softball because it was a softball. Jump-jub and Softball were planet friends. The quarter circle down by the corner is some of the earth.
- 5. Dictionary skillsAlphabetical OrderCranium, Femur, Humerus, Patella, Tibia, UlnaSentencesThe part of the skull that encloses the brain.(Cranium)The longest and thickest bone of the human skeleton; extends from the pelvis to the knee. (Fermur) The bone extending from the shoulder to the elbow. (Humerus)The flat, movable at the front of the knee; kneecap. (Patella)A corresponding bone in a horse. (Tibia)The bone of the forearm on the side opposite from the thumb. (Ulna)What do these words have in common? They are all about the body.
- 7. Media studiesNew Zealand’s Frank Halai gets away from South Africa’s Cecil Afrika in the final of the Adelaide round of the rugby world sevens on Sunday.Magic goal shoot Irene van Dyk, right, is set to play her 100th game for the franchise on Monday night.
- 8. Do you have any SPELLING WORDS to learn this week? Have you read part of a book this week just for fun? Have you been LEARNING or REVISING some of your BASIC FACTS this week?YesYesYes