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This week's study guide

English: Punctuating Speech
Maths: Finding the area of a triangle 
Verbal Reasoning:  Word Codes
Non-Verbal Reasoning: Matrices

Word of the week:

Jubilant (adjective)


Definition:  Jubilant means feeling or showing great happiness and triumph, often during a special celebration or event.


Example: 
The children were jubilant as they sang carols and celebrated the start of the Christmas holidays. 

Did you know?

Did you know that some of the greatest inventors, artists, and scientists in history started by learning small things and working hard every day? For example, Thomas Edison, who invented the light bulb, once said, “Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.” This means his success came mostly from effort and determination!

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The skills you’re learning now—whether it’s reading, writing, solving math problems, or even playing an instrument—are building blocks for amazing things in the future. Hard work and practice can lead to incredible achievements. So, every time you try your best, you’re creating something special—just like the great thinkers and creators of the past! 🌟📚💡

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