Monday, 19 October 2015
Sunday, 11 October 2015
FOOD GLORIOUS FOOD
We will be learning the words to this song in preparation for our Harvest Festival on the 20th:
Food glorious food
Were anxious to try it
Three banquets a day
Our favourite diet
Just picture a great big steak fried, roasted or stewed
Oh food marvellous food wonderful food magical food
GLORIOUS FOOD
Food Glorious Food
Is it worth
the waiting for,
If we live till eighty-four
All we ever get is gruel,
Every day we say our prayers
Will they change the bill of fair?
Still we get the same old gruel
There's not a crust not a crumb
Can we find can we beg can we borrow or cadge,
But there's nothing to stop us from getting a thrill,
When we all close our eyes and imagine,
Food glorious food
Hot sausage and mustard
While we're in the mood cold jelly and custard
Pease pudding and saveloys
What next is the question?
Rich gentlemen have it boys
IN-DI-GESTION
Food glorious food
Were anxious to try it
Three banquets a day
Our favourite diet
Just picture a great big steak fried, roasted or stewed
Oh food marvellous food wonderful food
GLORIOUS FOOD
If we live till eighty-four
All we ever get is gruel,
Every day we say our prayers
Will they change the bill of fair?
Still we get the same old gruel
There's not a crust not a crumb
Can we find can we beg can we borrow or cadge,
But there's nothing to stop us from getting a thrill,
When we all close our eyes and imagine,
Food glorious food
Hot sausage and mustard
While we're in the mood cold jelly and custard
Pease pudding and saveloys
What next is the question?
Rich gentlemen have it boys
IN-DI-GESTION
Food glorious food
Were anxious to try it
Three banquets a day
Our favourite diet
Just picture a great big steak fried, roasted or stewed
Oh food marvellous food wonderful food
GLORIOUS FOOD
Food glorious
food
What is there more handsome
Gulped swallowed or chewed
Still worth a king’s ransom
What is it we dream about?
What brings on a sigh?
Piled peaches and cream about six feet high
What is there more handsome
Gulped swallowed or chewed
Still worth a king’s ransom
What is it we dream about?
What brings on a sigh?
Piled peaches and cream about six feet high
Were anxious to try it
Three banquets a day
Our favourite diet
Just picture a great big steak fried, roasted or stewed
Oh food marvellous food wonderful food magical food
GLORIOUS FOOD
Sunday, 4 October 2015
HOMEWORK 1ST OCTOBER
Date set: Thursday 1st
October, 2015
Date due: Wednesday 7th
October
Task
1: Improving sentences
You can improve sentences by doing
these 4 steps:
1. Add some interesting adjectives
e.g. The man walked
along the path.
The mysterious man walked along the narrow, gloomy path
2. Improve the
verb
The mysterious man crept along the narrow, gloomy path.
3. Add an adverb
Quietly, the
mysterious man crept along the narrow, dark
path.
4. Add a clause (extra information to the sentence)
Look
at each sentence below. Can you improve each by following each of the steps 1-4 above?
Copy the original
sentence into your homework book. Write your improved version underneath.
1.) The
detective looked at the clue and scratched his head.
2.) The graveyard was lit by the moon.
2.) The graveyard was lit by the moon.
3.)
Jenny watched the old lady as she came closer.
4.) A storm moved over the forest.
4.) A storm moved over the forest.
Extension:
Write a book review of a book you have read recently.
You need to include: What it was about
Who
were the main characters?
What you liked about it
What you liked about it
Why you would
recommend it
Shimmer Organise your ideas
into paragraphs.
-
Use varied sentence openers
Shine Include why you read it, the genre and clauses
Dazzle Include sub-headings
- Use different and interesting vocabulary
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