Hello, I want answers for the exams that Dale shared. @Dale Jenkins can you share please?

Requesting admins to upload yesterdays recording please.

Hello Everyone, Hope you all are doing well !! Finally Spring is in the air. Very happy to see long and bright days. 🤩 The yellow carpet of daffodils 💐all around the city is definitely a sign for better days. Usually when we think of giants 👹, huge monstrous characters are what comes to our mind. There are exceptions like the Genie in Aladdin, Roald Dahl's Big Friendly giant who are friendly and admired by all. I wonder whether babies think adults as giants 🤔? Can a boy be a giant ? But for whom? This is what we find out from this book Boy Giant by Michael Morpurgo. I always admired authors who introduce very serious topics to kids in a way that they can understand. Michael Morpurgo is one of them. Please try to read it before the book club and we can discuss further 😉Spoiler Alert: You would definitely be chanting some words after finishing the book. Also I would like you to think about 1) Giants you have come across 2) Mini characters you admired in stories Title: Boy Giant Son of Gulliver Author: Michael Morpurgo Looking forward to talk to you all Happy Reading 📖

Hi Sabah, just checking what is the time for the Year 5 class?

I uploaded the link to the replay of the comprehension lesson we had yesterday to the learning vaults of both year 4 and year 5 for our families. Our driven, determined parents also have a resource and exercise for your child on the technique that James taught yesterday. Here are some related resources to reinforce learning for everyone because I love to give. For all of you... useful videos and useful resources. Always reinforce learning. The session went into the struggles that children face with comprehension and why bringing awareness to the issue. When you are aware of the issue, you are in a much better position to fix it. James also spoke about the foundation of comprehension which is vocabulary. Vocabulary with lists and reading is great but real learning happens when you are curious about a word. When you have fun with it and remember it forever because you associated an image with it. A memory of playing a game with someone or just the way you used it in a sentence that stood out for you because it was funny. This is the reason why I have written this book called 'What's My Word?'. It is a simple vocabulary game for all ages. It includes 150 words and has spaces for another 150 where you and your child can add words to the book, to your vocabulary and to your life. Check it out on Amazon. Have fun and we will see you at our next educator session. Lovely weekend everyone