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Literacy Contract Goal 5: to participate in a Literacy Contract where skills are either established, consolidated or transferred Term 3 Week Student name: Year Level: An activity is only completed if it is signed off by a teacher.

Spelling List Word Look, Cover, Write, Check Word Split 1 Tile 2 File 3 Vile 4 Mile 5 Pile 6 Plump 7 Stump 8 Thump 9 Outjump 10 Gazump 11 Commonplace 12 Cyberspace 13 Embrace 14 Hyperspace 15 Workplace

Activity List Complete the Activity list below. 1. Alphabetical and Number 2. Write a 60 word recount about 3. What Word? 4. Correctly spell 5 words Order. Place the words in the waking up with a spider on your There, Their or They re and right order. pillow Your and You re. 5. Comprehension. Read the 6. Adjectives. 7. Adverbs. Write as many 8. Correctly spell 10 words passage and answer the Place five adjectives in the chart. adverbs as you can think of in questions. the table. 9. Another Word For... 10. PROBLEM ZOO. Answer the questions 11. Create a layered collage showing examples of each word. 12. Correctly spell all 15 words

1 Alphabetical Order Number Order 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

2 60 Word Recount Write a 60 word story about waking up with a spider on your pillow Rewrite in blank section - then type in a Pages document

3 What word? There - place - it is over there Their - ownership - it is their book They re - They are. Your - ownership - it is your book You re - personal - You re a good boy There, Their or They re??? Your or You re? 1 The car is over. 1 a very silly boy! 2 It is car. 2 How old are children? 3 going for a drive in car. 3 being silly with ball! 4 car is over. 4 How are you going to get ball? 5 How often do they go? 5 in for it!!!!! 6 is not enough water in the bottle. 6 a very nice person! 7 Why are they doing over. 7 words are very nice. I liked hearing them. 8 going with cat. 8 dressed very nicely today. 9 It is cat walking. 9 Lucky to be reading book today! 10 They go with cat a lot. 10 What is problem? 11 A lot of food is well cooked. 11 getting on my nerves!!!!!!! 12 food is well cooked. 12 late for class!!!!! 12 going to eat over. 12 Who is this with? 13 finished with books. 13 very helpful today. 14 Are they okay over with cat? 14 kids are how old????

4 Spelling - List 1 1 Tile 2 File 3 Vile 4 Mile 5 Pile Practice spelling in this area

5 Comprehension Tarantulas Tarantulas are made up of a group of very large and hairy spiders. They are not insects. They are arachnids. There are over 900 different types of Tarantula s found. Most species of Tarantula s are not dangerous to humans and many are kept as pets. Like all arthropods, the Tarantula is an invertebrate. This means it has an outside skeleton needed to support their muscles. Like other arachnids, the Tarantula has two parts - the main body (thorax) and the abdomen. Each leg has 7 parts to it. Tarantulas range in size from as small as a fingernail to as large as a dinner plate when the legs are stretched right out. The body length can range from 2.5cm s to 10cm s. Some of the largest Tarantula species weigh over 85 grams! The Goliath Birdeater from Brazil has been weighed at over 150 grams and has a leg span of 30 cm s! The male Goliath s legs are longer and the female s are fatter. Most Tarantula species live in North America and some are found in the USA, Africa, Asia, and Australia. They are mostly brown in colour. Some a bright blue and some are black with white stripes. They live in grasslands, rainforests, deserts, scrubland, mountains and cloud forests. Many burrow into the ground. Palps Thorax 8 Legs Abdomen Tarantula s hunt for prey both in the trees and on the ground. They are known to drop down on their prey from above, use a silk web to trap prey and grab insects from their burrow. The largest Tarantula s can kill small animals such as mice, rats, lizards, birds and snakes. When striking, a Tarantula will fall back on its back legs and hold its front legs out. It may hiss. It will then bite down with its large fangs like an axe chopping wood. When threatened by humans, it can let go of hairs on its back that can be breathed in causing swelling of the throat and death can follow.

Questions the correct answer Most species of Tarantula s are... Very dangerous and can kill with one bite Tarantulas are made up of... A group of small mice A group of small and hairy spiders Only found in Zoos Not dangerous to humans and many are kept as pets. Not dangerous but are only found in Zoos. A group of large and hairy spiders A group of medium sized arthropods Has 8 parts to it Each leg... There are... Over 900 species of Tarantulas Over 500 species of Tarantulas Has 7 parts to it Has 9 parts to it Has 6 parts to it Over 700 species of Tarantulas Over 1200 species of Tarantulas A Tarantula s body length can... range from 2.5cm s to 11cm s The Tarantula is... A vertebrate (has a backbone) Invertebrate (without a backbone) range from 3.5cm s to 10cm s. range from 2.5cm s to 10cm s. range from 4.5cm s to 9cm s

The Goliath Birdeater from Brazil has been weighed at... over 150 grams Tarantula s hunt for prey... in the trees over 140 grams on the ground over 190 grams in the water over 120 grams both in the trees and on the ground. The Goliath Birdeater from Brazil has a When threatened by humans, a Tarantula... leg span of... 20 cm s can let go of hairs on its back that can be breathed in causing swelling of the throat and death can follow. 30 cm s will bite down hard causing instant death. 30.5 cm s can turn you around on the ground breaking your bones. 10 cm s will run away from you and send more spiders to you. Most Tarantula s live in... South America and some are found in France, Belgium, Asia, and Australia. Fiji and some are found in the USA, Africa, Asia, and Australia. North America and some are found in the USA, Africa, Asia, and Australia. Canada and some are found in Egypt, Japan, New Zealand, and Australia.

6 Adjectives. Adjectives describe the Noun. Place five adjectives in the chart for each word. Word Adjective 1 Adjective 2 Adjective 3 Adjective 4 Adjective 5 1 Cat Evil Fluffy Adventurous Demanding Spotted 2 Rabbit 3 Cactus 4 Rhinoceros 5 Tarantula 6 Ice 7 Hair 8 Lizard 9 Slug 10 Sand 11 Feather 12 Celery 13 Batman 14 Echidna 15 Mouse

7 Adverbs. Write as many adverbs as you can think of in the spaces provided. Remember the ly Verb Adverb Adverb Adverb Adverb Running Swimming Dancing Swooping Kicking Bouncing Cooking Drawing Fighting Talking Laughing Driving Staring

8 Spelling - List 2 6 Plump 7 Stump 8 Thump 9 Outjump 10 Gazump Practice spelling in this area

9 Another word for 1 Tile 2 File 3 Vile 4 Mile 5 Pile 6 Plump 7 Stump 8 Thump 9 Outjump 10 Gazump 11 Commonplace 12 Cyberspace 13 Embrace 14 Hyperspace 15 Workplace

10 PROBLEM ZOO. 1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10

11 Stick layered collage here.

12 Spelling list 3 11 Commonplace 12 Cyberspace 13 Embrace 14 Hyperspace 15 Workplace Practice spelling in this area