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Which of the following words is spelled correctly based on the provided lists?
Which of the following words is spelled correctly based on the provided lists?
Which spelling word appears in the lists associated with Miss Breese?
Which spelling word appears in the lists associated with Miss Breese?
Identify the word from the lists that is synonymous with 'enjoyable'.
Identify the word from the lists that is synonymous with 'enjoyable'.
Which of these articles highlights the right to protection from violence?
Which of these articles highlights the right to protection from violence?
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What is the proper spelling of the word associated with Miss McCarthy that indicates something dangerous?
What is the proper spelling of the word associated with Miss McCarthy that indicates something dangerous?
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Which countries make up the region of Scandinavia?
Which countries make up the region of Scandinavia?
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What characteristic is NOT associated with Viking shields?
What characteristic is NOT associated with Viking shields?
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What was one purpose of the large feasts held by the Vikings?
What was one purpose of the large feasts held by the Vikings?
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Why were Viking ships built narrow?
Why were Viking ships built narrow?
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Which element is essential to include when creating a poster about a Viking god?
Which element is essential to include when creating a poster about a Viking god?
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Study Notes
Spelling Words Overview
- Various spelling words tested across three weeks, with different teachers evaluating students.
Week 16 September
- Spelling words included: Birnb, Camb, Comb, Climb, Crumb, Doubt, Debt, Lamb, Limb, Numb, Thumb, Tomb, Subtle.
- Common misspellings: Bomb, disagree, climb, inactive, etc.
Week 30 September
- Spelling lists included: Credible, Horrible, Possible, Edible, Legible.
- Several students tested with additional words such as adaptable, bearable, and notable.
Week 30 October
- Focused on words with a theme of adventure: Adventure, Capture, Closure, Creature, Leisure.
- Other vocabulary included terms like Autograph, Comfortable, and Enviable.
Articles Rights Summary
- Right to family guidance.
- Right to life.
- Right to a name and nationality.
- Right to express oneself freely.
- Right to meet and join other groups.
- Right to protection from violence, neglect, and abuse.
Vikings Insights
- Geography: Vikings originated in Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden, Denmark).
- Assignments involve creating fact files on one Scandinavian country, detailing capital cities and population.
Viking Culture
- Shield Art: Shields were brightly colored with geometric designs and animal motifs. Students encouraged to design their own shields.
- Persuasive Speech: Students to compose a speech as a Viking warrior, using ambitious vocabulary and rhetorical questions.
Culinary Traditions
- Viking Feast: Research foods favored by Vikings and create a menu for a victory feast.
Design Technology Project
- Create a model of a Viking ship, label key features, and explain design choices (e.g. narrow construction for speed).
Mythology
- Focus on Viking gods and goddesses, such as Thor, the God of Thunder. Students to research and create posters on selected deities including their significance and reasons for worship.
Homework Guidelines
- Choose one activity each week from the provided menu.
- Work should be recorded and presented neatly in homework books.
- Homework is to be submitted by Wednesday 23rd October for review.
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Description
This quiz covers various spelling words tested over three weeks, along with common misspellings encountered by students. Additionally, it touches on important articles of rights related to family guidance, life, and self-expression. Test your knowledge on both spelling and fundamental rights!
