Use this template to complete the sections on:
Plot for Stave 1 and Stave 2
Key words for characters, so far
Key quotations from Stave 1 and Stave 2
Use this template to complete the sections on:
Plot for Stave 1 and Stave 2
Key words for characters, so far
Key quotations from Stave 1 and Stave 2
Year 10 set 1
Prepare and revise for maths test on Quadratics and simultaneous equations. Use the revision sheet to be issued in wednesdays lesson.
Year 9 set 1
HW is to prepare for and revise for a maths test next tuesday 5th. Use the printed test revson sheet issued in class.
Finish off your biscuit experiment write up.
Use your check list to make sure you have completed each section.
Your group big sheets are in my lab if you need them.
“William of Normandy’s successful preparations for his invasion of England was the main reason for his victory at Hastings.”
How far do you agree? (20)
use the pin given, revise the topic, then do the quiz!
Complete the 6 mark question on density.
You should have a question sheet, with or without scaffolding to help you.
Think about the experiments we have done in class as this will help you to answer the question.
Complete worksheet on Congruency
Bring Green revision workbook
£2.70 each to buy – please use parent pay
Students are to complete any work that is incomplete or missing due to absence.
Work from Thursday’s lesson was on Propaganda and Censorship. Students are to make notes on:
Propaganda: rallies, radio, newspapers, film
Censorship: theatre, art, architecture, literature
They have been given the relevant page numbers from their textbooks. Any issues, see me
Students should also complete the 1st 2 pages of the booklet on Nazi Opposition. They can write their answers either in their books or on the worksheet. It is on the Church and Youth
Students are to complete their story of a slave. Min 2 pages of exercise book; max 3 pages. It should include how the person was captured and taken to the coast in West Africa, the Middle Passage, the slave market and life on the plantation in the West Indies, inluding punishments, health and jobs. It can be done in present or past tense, as a diary or a story, in the 1st or 3rd person. It must include precise evidence