Choose Your Homework from the Challenge Box Below

It’s all Greek to me! – Oak Class homework grid

Choose your homework from the challenge box below:

The Challenge-o-meter suggests the difficulty or challenge the homework may offer. Every term you should attempt at least oneEXTRA HOT, one HOT, one MILDandone MEDIUMtask! Please tick which you have done each week. For research tasks, try

Each week, during this term, you must complete one piece of homework from the grid below. Your homework must be neatly presented and show the effort you have put into your personal learning. You may use ICT if you prefer, but your work still needs to be printed out and stuck into your homework book.We are expecting to see high quality homework that is full of interesting content and shows creativity.Remember, when you are writing, you must include all those elements thatare required to make your writing successful.

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Find out about Pythagoras and create a fact file about his work. This might help: / Find out about Ancient Greek weapons and create a fact sheet with illustrations / Turn a Greek myth into a cartoon strip with captions. / *Got a great idea? Think of another activity you’d like to do and check it with Mrs Perry or Mrs Weeks before starting*
Write 5 multiplication or division word problems with a Greek theme and include the answers below. / Research Alexander the Great and create a fact file about him. / Research the Olympic Games and design a leaflet for visitors.
Research the different sporting events at the Olympic games and make a poster. / Research the Greek numeral system and write your age, house name and date of birth using it. / Make a list of 10 English words that come from Greek and write a definition next to each.
Create a Greek timeline. / Draw your own Greek God or Goddess and write about their special powers. / Design a wordsearch or crossword with a Greek theme.
Research Greek clothing and draw a picture of a Greek man and woman in correct clothing. / Dress up as a Greek warrior and have your photo taken. / Make a 3D model of something from Ancient Greece.