Monday 29/06/20
Class Text:
Please read to chapter 18. Hope you're enjoying it as much as we are 
Tri Golf Project
Designing the flags
Maths
Investigate how many squares there are on a chess board- and no, it's not as easy as it first may seem! Good luck and have fun! There is a triangle challenge to get your teeth into after if the squares weren't spicy enough!
P.E
This weeks activity...
1. Warm-up
2. AMRAP (as many rounds/reps as possible in a given time frame) record how many rounds and reps you completed in the 15-minute time cap, using a tally.
3. Find a good upbeat playlist for you to listen to as you complete this workout.
A typical score might look like 5 rounds and 5 reps, meaning you completed 5 full rounds and 5 reps of the next round. This means you must count the reps in each round as you are performing them.
- 5 sit ups
- 5 burpees
- 5 star jumps
- 5 mountain climbers
When you have finished one round you should start again. Remember to keep a tally.
Record the your score as this same work out will be repeated next week and your objective is to improve your score.
3. Cool down- stretch it all out again.
Have fun J