Your challenge is create a snack food for the class to taste. You may work by yourself or in partners.
You can make the snack in the weekend and you MUST have enough for each person to taste and Mrs Stretch! The presentation date is Monday and Tuesday next week. Some cool ideas from last year were, cookies, fudge, apple crumble and loads more! Make something that will excite your classmates taste buds, and yummy enough to get a 10/10.

Please note:
Daniel can't have peanuts.
Robson is dairy free
Hajar can't have pork (any pig meat)

If anybody else has any allergies to food please tell the class.
THANK YOU

Book Promotion by Lauren
The Christmas Doll by Elvira Woodruff

A long time ago in London, two orphaned sisters Lucy (age 10) and Glory (aged 6) have little to eat and the nights are cold and damp. To keep her little sister happy, Lucy creates stories about a family she barely remembers, and a doll they owned called Morning Glory.
To keep Glory happy Lucy says, she is sure they will find Morning Glory one day.
When a fever is in town and all the people in the orphanage are dying, Lucy and Glory run away.
The story follows the girls and how they survive on the streets of London.
I give this book a 10/10 it is really good and it is in the school library.
By Lauren

SPELLING CHALLENGE FOR THIS WEEK
Here's a great opportunity to get your parents involved in your spelling homework. Here is the challenge. Choose ten of your words and write the most interesting paragraph you can, including all ten of the words. Remember we have been learning how to use similes, alliteration and personification. Try to include some of these language features into your paragraph. Remember capital letters for proper nouns and at the beginning of sentences. Remember to punctuate carefully too. See if your parents can write an awesome paragraph as well.