Tuesday 30 th October 2012 Lesson Objective: To read pages 16-31. Starter Dialogue Sheet. H/W Due Next Lesson! Research 10 facts on William Shakespeare.

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Tuesday 30 th October 2012 Lesson Objective: To read pages Starter Dialogue Sheet. H/W Due Next Lesson! Research 10 facts on William Shakespeare.

This Lesson… This lesson we will be reading from page 16 up to 31. Discussing the characters that we have come across so far. What is our opinion of the book so far? Discuss why we think Macbeth kept seeing a dagger in front of his face? Questions on the book.

Firstly Read Pages

Task 1 In your books write a paragraph (summary) of what has happened in the book so far? Extension Why do you think that Lady Macbeth wants Macbeth to be King?

Summary Of The Book… So far Macbeth has met three witches and they told him that he would be “Thane Of Glamis” “Thane of Cawdor” and that he would become the King. The three witches also said that Banquo’s children would become kings. When Macbeth got back, he was made Thane Of Cawdor and that is when he wrote to his wife and told her and when she was told that the King was going to their castle for dinner, she said that she was going to teach her husband how to kill him. When she saw Macbeth he asked was the room for the king ready, and she said “ready for his last night on Earth.” She then told Macbeth that she wanted him to kill Duncan and then blame it on the guards. Macbeth didn’t want to do it and Lady Macbeth persuaded him into doing it. Late that night, Macbeth walked out of their room and he saw a dagger in front of him and he thought it was only a trick of the mind. Lady Macbeth gave the two guards a sleeping potion whilst Macbeth killed Duncan. When the deed was done Macbeth went to their bedroom holding the dagger. His wife sees him with the dagger and asks why he still has them so she goes and plants the evidence on the guards and says that a little water will clear them of the deed. Macbeth went to out of his room late at night and he saw a dagger floating and when he reached out to grab it, it floated away.

Task 2 Without reading ahead in the book, what do you think will happen when people find that King Duncan is dead? Extension What would you do if you were Macbeth and you were forced to kill someone against your will?

Macbeth The Three Witches Video The Killing Video

Conclusion What do you think of the book so far?

Tuesday 30 th October 2012 Lesson Objective: To learn how to round to significant figures and how to estimate. Starter Negative Numbers Worksheet H/W Due Next Lesson! Significant Figures Worksheet.

Rounding, Significant Figures and Estimating

Rounding When rounding to a given number of decimal places, sometimes you round up and sometimes you round down. Why? For example to 2dp becomes to 1dp becomes 56.8 What is the rule?

When rounding the rule is: ….. 5 or more…... round up …..less than 5…… leave it as it is. For example 4.67 to 1dp becomes …… to 2dp becomes…….. What happens when your rounding to the nearest 10, 100 or 1000? What is 267 to the nearest 10? What is 346 to the nearest 100?

The Number of significant figures tells us how approximate we are allowed to be For example 2377 to 1 significant figure is to 2 significant figures is to 3 significant figures is 2380 How does it work?

The number of significant figures tells us how many numbers other than zero we are allowed to have. Every thing else must be replaced with a zero For example 5940 to 2sf becomes? 5900 What is it to 1sf?

Exercise 2 Round the numbers to the given number of significant figures sf sf sf sf sf sf sf sf sf sf Exercise 1 Round the numbers to the given number of decimal places or the nearest 10, 100 or thousand dp dp dp dp dp

Mardi le trente Octobre Objectif: To learn basic French keywords. Starter Translate Un bâton de colle Un dictionnaire Un livre Une trausse Des ciseux H/W Due Next Lesson! Revise the 10 words that you will have written in your book.

Put The French Keywords In Your Folder…

Je Suis I am

Je Suis Allé(e) I Went

Joué Played

Regardé Watched

Fait Done

It Was C’était

I Am Going Je Vais

I Like J’aime

I Don’t Like Je N’aime Pas

To Go Aller

To Do Faire

To Play Jouer

To Listen Écouter

To Buy Acheter

I Have J’ai

There Is/Are Il Ya

It Will Be Ҫa Sera

Because Parce Que

Because Car

But Mais

And Et

Then Puis

With Avec

After Après

Unfortunately Malheureuesment

Fortunately Heureuesment

Awesome Chouette

Rubbish Nul

It’s C’est

Often Souvent

Sometimes Parfois

Keywords for vocabulary test… Je suis Joué It Was I Like And But Because Rubbish It’s With

REMEMBER YOUR HOMEWORK!