spellings

Hi mr P my spellings for monday are.
1. stereo
2. orange
3. collection
4. delivery
5. campaigh
6. pound
7. bike
8. table
9. chair
10. mayonnaise
11. ordered
12. mouth
13. million
14. computer
15. beautiful
So i hope you lick my spellings so if you see this post please comment me.

spellings

Hi mr P i havent put my new spellings in my book yet but tonight i'm going to take my book home and ask my mum to sign it and look for spellings all around my house.And then i'll be ready for next monday but i need to go now so see you.

My Homework

Hi mr P i have done my homework all about antiant greek museums.I have found out that the museums in anciant greek had stachues of heads and i thought they had big stachues of temples and stuff.But other than that you should have a little look. The website is on google.Tipe in anciant greek world and there is lodes of infomation.

Greek mythology

Greek mythology
The body of traditional tales concerning the gods, heroes, and rituals of the ancient Greeks. Critical Greeks, such as Plato in the 5th-4th century BCE, recognized the considerable element of fiction in the myths, although in general the Greeks viewed them as true accounts. Featured article: Greek creation myths.
For a brief overview of the Greek deities and their Roman counterparts, try this list. There is a separate area for Greek people, containing all about Greek mortals.
Genealogy tables:The Principal Gods;Zeus' consorts and offspring; andDescendants of Prometheus.

Greek mythology
The body of traditional tales concerning the gods, heroes, and rituals of the ancient Greeks. Critical Greeks, such as Plato in the 5th-4th century BCE, recognized the considerable element of fiction in the myths, although in general the Greeks viewed them as true accounts. Featured article: Greek creation myths.
For a brief overview of the Greek deities and their Roman counterparts, try this list. There is a separate area for Greek people, containing all about Greek mortals.
Genealogy tables:The Principal Gods;Zeus' consorts and offspring; andDescendants of Prometheus.

poem

Mithing ToothI'm having trouble thpeaking,
thinthe I lotht my middle tooth.
Jutht yethterday my tooth wath fine --
today it wiggled loothe.
At firtht I thought it thilly,
when my tooth fell out today,
But no one theems to underthtand
a thingle word I thay.
I athked my mom to clothe the door,
she thaid "That would be rude.
The door does not like wearing clothes;
it's happy in the nude."
I thaid a mouthe wath in my room
and she should come and thee.
She thaid "your mouth is on your face;
it's right where it should be."
I wonder if you underthtand
the thircumthtanthe I'm in.
I told her I wath feeling thick.
She thaid "you're looking thin."
At latht she thaw how mad I wath,
And thought I might thtop breathing.
She laughed and thaid she didn't mean it --
She wath only teething.