Room 20’s Weekly Homework
Week:1 Term:3
| Night 1 | Night 2 | Night 3 | |
| Rocket Goal? | 7x 8x Tables | 7x 8x Tables | 7x 8x Tables |
| When? | Monday | Wednesday | Thursday |
| How? | Cards | Cards | Cards |
| 1 | Decimals | 6 | |
| 2 | Manage | 7 | |
| 3 | Opposites | 8 | |
| 4 | Properly10 | 9 | |
5
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Hilarious
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| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | |
| Title/ Author? | Author: Frances Duncan Title:Toothpaste genie | A:Frances Duncan T:Toothpaste Genie | A:Frances Duncan T:Toothpaste Genie | Author:Frances Duncan Title: Toothpaste Genie |
How many
pages did
you
read?
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8
| 6 | 9 | 9 |
Moira de Villiers
Moira de Villiers does Judo. She has made it into the London Olympics. She will represent New Zealand in judo at the London Olympics. Moira de Villiers was named to compete in the under 70kg class. She had to battle with a dislocated ring finger in the crucial semi-final round of the Commonwealth Championships early this year.
In spite of the pain, de Villiers, who had been accepted to the elite Olympic Training Centre in Paris, pushed on and won the event.
"It was sore but the adrenaline kept me going," she said. "It was about mental ability and toughness and I wanted it so badly." She is rated 18th on the Olympic ranking table. Originally from South Africa, de Villiers has been living on Auckland's North Shore since 2003.
She says as a non-funded athlete it's been tough achieving her Olympic dream.
"I work, train, sleep," she said.
"I miss my family."
New Zealand has sent 14 judo athletes, including five women, to Olympic Games.
Moira de Villiers does Judo. She has made it into the London Olympics. She will represent New Zealand in judo at the London Olympics. Moira de Villiers was named to compete in the under 70kg class. She had to battle with a dislocated ring finger in the crucial semi-final round of the Commonwealth Championships early this year.
In spite of the pain, de Villiers, who had been accepted to the elite Olympic Training Centre in Paris, pushed on and won the event.
"It was sore but the adrenaline kept me going," she said. "It was about mental ability and toughness and I wanted it so badly." She is rated 18th on the Olympic ranking table. Originally from South Africa, de Villiers has been living on Auckland's North Shore since 2003.
She says as a non-funded athlete it's been tough achieving her Olympic dream.
"I work, train, sleep," she said.
"I miss my family."
New Zealand has sent 14 judo athletes, including five women, to Olympic Games.
| This is Moria de Villiers doing a take down. |
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| Moria de Villiers |
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| This is Moria de Villiers doing an arm bar. |
