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EDUCATIONAL gOUTHLAND EDUCATION BOARD. SECOND ASSIGNMENT OF WORK. STANDARD VI. 1— Read March Journal: Lessons 1 and 2. 2 Essay: How I would Improve Our School Grounds, or: A Famous Explorer 3 Geography: Map of Ireland; Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Queenstown, Londonderry, Foyle, Killamey. Learn a few facts about each. 4. —History: Find from History Books something about ancient inhabitants of England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland. Book 6: Summarise P.P. 170-194. Book 5: Summarise P.P. 26-36. s—Arithmetic:5 —Arithmetic: Exercise 3., D., E., F., G, STANDARD V: 1— Read March-Journal: Lessons 1 and 2. 2 Essay: My favourite Book or Poem. 3 Geography: Map of Ireland as for Standard VI. 4 History: P.P. 26-36. 5 Arithmetic: 54, B. C. and D. STANDARD IV. 1— Read March Journal: Lessons 1 and 2. 2 Essay: Read all you can about Drake or Nelson and write a composition about him. 3 Geography: Map of Australia. Mark localities of chief industries. See Book 4., P.P. 116-117. 4 History: Book 4, P.P. 141-151; Book 3, P.P. 12-18. 5 Arithmetic: Book 4, P. 7., Exercise 2, A. and C. STANDARD 111. 1— Read March Journal: Lessons 1 and 2. 2 Composition: Write any Fairy Tale you know. 3 Geography: Plan of your House and Garden. 4 History : Book 3, P.P. 12-18. 5 Arithetic: Revise Tables, Exercise 6. STANDARD II: 1 — Read March Journal: Lessons 1 and 2. 2 Composition : Sentences using: asleep, bacon, bawl, bay, beech, beach, birthday, biscuit, blank, blossom. 3 Arithmetic and Tables 6,7, 8. Make up and learn 9 and 10 tables. Revise addition tables. Book Work, Exercise 5. STANDARD 1.Read March Journal; lesson A Revise tables. Addition table: Write down the numbers that make 8. Make up each day and work five sums of eight numbers: 9 plus 4 plus 6 plus 8 plus 7 plus 5 plus 7 plus 4. Count by tens 1, 11, 21 up to 91. Work may be brought by adults or posted to reach the school on the morning of any scho6l day. F. G. STEVENSON, M 1515 Secretary.

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