sesungguhnya Akhirat itu lebih baik dari dunia,
jika engkau mengetahuinya.....
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http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/12022010/36/top-ten-most-expensive-cars-production-0.html
Top ten most expensive cars in production
In anticipation of the prestigious Geneva Motor Show next month (4 March 2010), we’ve prepared a list of the world’s most incredible, most costly production cars.
1 - Zenvo ST1: £2m
2 - Koenigsegg Trevita: £1.5m
3 - Bugatti Veyron: £1.3m
4 - Aston Martin One-77: £1.2m
5 - Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster: £1.2m
6 - Ferrari 599XX: £1.2m
7 - Lamborghini Reventón Roadster: £1m
8 - Maybach Landaulet: £800,000
9 - SSC Ultimate Aero: £400,000
10 - Tramontana R-Edition: £360,000
Monday, 15 February 2010
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Big Write at Goosnargh Oliversons C of E Primary School
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Week beginning 08/02/10 Big Write
Talk Homework:
Another very successful ‘BIG WRITE’ on our Environmental theme. Year 6 are perfecting their persuasive techniques and working hard to expand their sentences to include more detail. Well done…your leaflets have certainly persuasive power!
This week we are going to be changing genre, but once again focusing on detailed description and persuasive language.
The class has will be producing a radio broadcast to encourage their listeners/readers to purchase an item of their choice. This could be a new toy, game, gadget or even a new invention (those who take an interest in the Dragons’ Den could be at an advantage here!)
They should decide on their target audience and include a description of the item, along with the benefits of owning one. They can also make up a jingle or slogan to make it memorable. Please encourage your child to listen to some advertisements, to look out for adventurous vocabulary and persuasive phrases. It may sound odd, but encouraging them to be aware of their sentence beginnings (and yours) and to talk with punctuation, all helps to raise their awareness of grammatical structures and the importance of punctuation! Many thanks
Maths Talk Homework:
For this week’s Talk for Maths we are sticking with money matters. Please encourage your child to take part in as much of the household financial management as possible (or desirable!). This week we are particularly concentrating on finding differences (counting on and subtracting). They could be asked to find the difference between two items: How much more expensive is ……? How much money would we save if…? How much change will we get from…?
It will help if they can work out money calculations on paper as well as on a calculator. Please encourage them to recognise that the calculator display does not include the 0; so 3.4 on the display will be £3.40 (NOT £3.04!) when working with money.
SPELLINGS: 'ment'
achievement
advertisement
amusement
arrangement
document
employment
encouragement
enjoyment
environment
excitement
government
management
movement
ornament
replacement
statement
Week beginning 08/02/10 Big Write
Talk Homework:
Another very successful ‘BIG WRITE’ on our Environmental theme. Year 6 are perfecting their persuasive techniques and working hard to expand their sentences to include more detail. Well done…your leaflets have certainly persuasive power!
This week we are going to be changing genre, but once again focusing on detailed description and persuasive language.
The class has will be producing a radio broadcast to encourage their listeners/readers to purchase an item of their choice. This could be a new toy, game, gadget or even a new invention (those who take an interest in the Dragons’ Den could be at an advantage here!)
They should decide on their target audience and include a description of the item, along with the benefits of owning one. They can also make up a jingle or slogan to make it memorable. Please encourage your child to listen to some advertisements, to look out for adventurous vocabulary and persuasive phrases. It may sound odd, but encouraging them to be aware of their sentence beginnings (and yours) and to talk with punctuation, all helps to raise their awareness of grammatical structures and the importance of punctuation! Many thanks
Maths Talk Homework:
For this week’s Talk for Maths we are sticking with money matters. Please encourage your child to take part in as much of the household financial management as possible (or desirable!). This week we are particularly concentrating on finding differences (counting on and subtracting). They could be asked to find the difference between two items: How much more expensive is ……? How much money would we save if…? How much change will we get from…?
It will help if they can work out money calculations on paper as well as on a calculator. Please encourage them to recognise that the calculator display does not include the 0; so 3.4 on the display will be £3.40 (NOT £3.04!) when working with money.
SPELLINGS: 'ment'
achievement
advertisement
amusement
arrangement
document
employment
encouragement
enjoyment
environment
excitement
government
management
movement
ornament
replacement
statement
European final
This final goal, despite the chant to the contrary, was not from the halfway line, but is still one of the most shocking winners in a European final. Gooners, look away now.
Martin Palermo gave another reason to be famous
Argentina striker Martin Palermo gave another reason to be famous aside from missing three penalties in one match when he scored this cracker for Boca Juniors in a Buenos Aires derby against Independiente.
Colombia goalkeeper Luis Martinez scored v Poland
Colombia goalkeeper Luis Martinez scored from a drop-kick in his own area during a friendly with Poland in the run-up to the 2006 World Cup. The keeper sent his kick upfield and saw it bounce over Tomasz Kuszczak into creep under the crossbar. Still, it didn't do Kuszczak's career too much harm, as he moved to Manchester United from West Brom the very same summer.
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