Ambitious capable learners Use your dictionary skills to

Ambitious, capable learners. Use your dictionary skills to find the words from the Vocab Ninja list, write the definition and then use in a sentence. tear office spare chipped lift NB: parents/carers over 16 – you can like the Vocabulary Ninja page on Facebook to find more activities.

Ambitious, capable learners Use a computer to practise touch typing 1. Type dance mat typing into Google 2. Select the play level as below 3. Scroll down to play up to 4 levels

Enterprising create contributors and Ambitious, capable learners Copy out one or both of these poems using all your handwriting skills, make sure your letters are the same size and start and end with a whoosh. When you are done, create a border around your poem using your doodling skills and upload to J 2 e or Dojo.

Enterprising create contributors and Ambitious, capable learners Create a new book cover for 2021 Can you create a new book cover for the Guinness World Records and Ripley’s Believe It or Not!

Ambitious, capable learners Enterprising create contributors and

Ambitious, capable learners Enterprising create contributors and

Ambitious, capable learners Are you ready to take on Josh’s record? (be sure to read GWR guidelines first via their website guinnessworldrecords. com/2020) • You can use any commercially available plastic bottle for your record attempt, as long as it’s 500 -590 ml in size. • Fill about a third of the bottle with liquid. (you’ll need to submit a video to confirm the measurement. ) • You’ll need to wear a blindfold during the attempt – you must not be able to see and an independent witness needs to confirm this. • Start with both hands flat on a hard, level surface, and with the bottle in front of you. • At the sound of the start signal, you must flip the bottle 360˚ in the air. It should land upright without tipping over. Remember: you can only use one hand one bottle for the attempt. • If the bottle doesn’t land upright, the flip will not be counted. • After every flip, you must locate the bottle again yourself for the next try – no peeking! Neither can you be helped by anyone else. • Only those flips of the bottle completed within the 60 seconds will count towards the total.

Ambitious, capable learners Mark Hayward was able to perform the “walking the dog trick” which travelled a record breaking 8. 28 metres. He shares his tips on guinnessworldrecords. com/2020. Can you “walk the dog” further? • Make sure you use a commercially available yo-yo that hasn’t been modified in any way – a witness must confirm this. • You should make your attempt on a level surface. • Keep that yo-yo spinning throughout the trick. If it stops, so does your record attempt. • Your witness has to measure the horizontal distance that the yo-yo travels, so they’ll need to place a marker at the point where it first touches the ground. • The measurement stops at the point where the yo-yo leaves the ground to return to your hand. Again, a witness should mark where that point is. • As the yo-yo begins to lift off the ground, make sure it returns to your hand in a controlled manner. • You’ll have to time your attempt and submit this reading with the rest of your evidence. • Make sure you film your attempt from start to finish – including the measurement of the distance covered by the yo-yo. And we’ll need to see the slow-motion footage too.

Ambitious, Capable learners Here are some episodes of Record Breakers for you to watch. Best of 2018 https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=0 tq. O 0 Qsg. D 7 U Best of 2019 https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=b 9 m_j. PBt 9 r. Q