Year 6 Home Learning 8.6.2020

Hello Year 6. We hope that you all have had a good weekend and looking forward to the week ahead? It was lovely to chat with some of you on Teams but we would certainly like to see more of you on there. Remember if you haven not got (or have forgotten) your email address or password, please email one of the Year 6 teachers and we will be more than happy to help get you online. Thank you for emailing some examples of your work that you have covered so far. We certainly look forward to seeing more of these. Remember to also continue with the CSW Virtual PE challenges and to submit your results. Below you will find activities for the week. Have a great week 🙂

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English

In English last week, the focus was on identifying the feature and then writing a diary entry. The focus of this week will be to look more closely at how to write a letter of complaint.

DayCoverage Link
MondayLetter of complaint – Reading FocusClick Here
TuesdayLetter of complaint – Reading FocusClick Here
WednesdayIdentify the features from a letter of complaintClick Here
ThursdayUnderstanding clause structuresClick Here
FridayWrite a letter of complaintClick Here
English focus for the week.

Grammar

Focus for grammar this week is on Sentences, Phrases and Clauses. Download the booklet and answer the questions (in your exercise book). Remember you do not need to complete every section.

Sentences, Phrases & Clauses
Question BookletClick Here
Answer BookletClick Here

Reading

Percy Jackson & the Lightning Thief

For some guided reading activities, click on the link below to access the BBC Bitesize website. The text is Percy Jackson and the Lighning Thief by the author Rick Riordan. Listen to the extracts, followed by some of the activities that you can do throughout the week. Let us know what you think about the book. The extracts in this book will help you learn about giving your opinion and summarising information.

Fiction Express

It is wonderful to see that you are still accessing the Fiction Express website and reading the range of books on offer as well as trying out the various quizzes. On Wednesday 10th June 2020, Fiction Express will release a new book title The Mystery of Roanoke by David MacPhail. Review the first chapter from the book and email us to know your opinion and predict what would happen next in Chapter Two.

As well as the reading focus from the Oak National Academy lessons and BBC Bitesize, there are also some reading comprehension tasks that you could also do. Below you will find a text on the Light Spectrum. Decide whether you would like to do Clouds, Moons or Stars. Read the text and then answer the questions in your exercise book. Answers have been provided so that you can check. Remember to read the questions carefully.

CloudsMoonsStars
TextTextText
QuestionsQuestionsQuestions
AnswersAnswersAnswers
Guided Reading Tasks

Spellings

For spellings this week, read through each sentence and identify the word which has been spelt incorrectly and then correct it. Afterwards, look through the answer sheet and check to see if you have identified all the misspelt words correctly. If you are looking for a further challenge then have a go on the Spelling Crossword.

Identify Misspelt Words Task
Spelling QuestionsClick Here
Spelling Answer SheetClick Here
Misspelt Words Challenge
Crossword Challenge
Crossword CluesClick Here
Crossword AnswersClick Here
Crossword Challenge

Maths

In Maths for this week, we would like you to continue to develop your understanding even further on fractions by accessing the BBC Bitesize website. This week, the focus will be on multiplying and dividing fractions. Try out the Maths Challenges at the end of the week.

DayCoverage Link
MondayMultiplying fractions and mixed numbers by integersClick Here
TuesdayMultiply fractions by fractionsClick Here
WednesdayDivide fractions by integersClick Here
ThursdayFractions of amounts applied in contextClick Here
FridayMaths Challenges for Year 6Click Here
Maths focus for the week

Mental Arithmetic

Below find the arithmetic questions and answers for Test 3. Have a go at the questions and identify the areas that you may need further practise on. Remember that you can always talk with us on Microsoft Teams regarding any of the questions or even email us. Remember to write your answers in your exercise book.

Mental Arithmetic Test 3
QuestionsAnswers
Arithmetic Test

Creative Curriculum

Alfred The Great

As keen Historians, we would like you to research for some information on Alfred the Great. Why was he so important in British history? What other information can you gather about him? Present your information as a fact file. If possible, draw some portraits of him. We look forward to seeing these.

Art & Design

Freehand Sketching and Perspective Drawing

This week, the focus will be on freehand sketching and looking at single or two point perspective drawing. We would love to see some of your art work. Visit the BBC Bitesize website for more information.

Computing

Programming

Further develop your understanding on Computer programming through block based coding by visiting the J2Code website. Try out their various learning platforms. We would love to see some of your completed projects

Geography

Fossil Fuel

Much of the world’s energy is produced by burning fossil fuels such as oil, coal and gas. These natural resources are formed from the remains of plants and animals that died millions of years ago. They are used to power everything from planes to gas cookers. In this lesson, you will learn about fossil fuels and renewable energy.

Music

Exploring Emotions

In this week’s lesson, you will be looking at how colours are used in music and how different pieces of music can make us feel different emotions.

Spanish

Where you live

In this lesson, you will recap your previous learning in Spanish and then learn how to answer the question ¿Dónde vives? and saying where you live in Spanish. For this lesson you will need a pen and pencil and some paper, as well as another person or a cuddly toy to have a conversation with!

Star of the Week!

The Year 4 team would like to say a massive thank you to all our children and their families during this difficult time. The effort you have all put in with home schooling is amazing and we are overwhelmed with your positivity and how well you are doing. Due to school closure we have been missing out on our usual weekly ‘Head Teacher Awards’ that acknowledge the children’s efforts. Therefore, whilst school is still closed to Year 4, we have decided to start our very own ‘Star of the Week’. We will publish the names of our weekly superstars here on the blog.

4MW – Rachel for her continuous hard work and for super work in Science in classifying animals.

4PP – Noah A for his super presentation and effort over the past few weeks.

4KP – Kamran for his selfless and kind act adopting endangered animals. He saved his Christmas and birthday money and adopted 3 animals – an oragutan, penguin and jaguar. This touched our hearts, not only that but Kamran is hoping to save more money to adopt a tiger, turtle and gorilla. Well done Kamran, this is so very throughtful.

Rachel’s science work from this week

New Spellings for Summer Term B

Please choose the correct spellings for your group. The Year 2 spelling sheet is for pupils who have their Spelling lesson with either Mrs Sweet, Miss Mower or Mrs Dalton. If your child has a daily Phonics lesson with Mrs Gaffoor or Mrs Wilson, they will need to select the correct spelling sheet for their group (also attached below).

Home Learning Pack 4, Week 2

Home Learning Pack 4, Week 2– Date set 8.6.20

In this pack your child will have everything they need to continue their learning at home. Attached is the following:

  • English powerpoint covering 5 lessons/days
  • Maths powerpoint covering 5 lessons/days
  • Guided reading powerpoint with 5 lessons/days
  • Science home learning tasks to last 5 lessons/days
  • Spellings for this week

Any sheets/resources needed are uploaded as separate documents. These can be printed but do not need to be, as all tasks can be completed in exercise books. Please also continue to access the websites given in the first post to supplement your child’s home learning and check the blog regularly for updates. We have also included spellings this week which you could ask your child to practise and then test them at the end of the week.

The next learning pack will be uploaded on Monday 15.6.20

Don’t forget to continue to email us with examples of your child’s work each week, we really love hearing from them! ?

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Best wishes and stay safe,

Miss Griffiths, Miss Blowers and Miss Woodroffe

Maths

English

Guided Reading

Spellings

Science

Home Learning 08.06.20

We hope that you have had a good weekend. We will be running ‘Teams’ through the week and a teacher will be on-line every day between 10:00 and 12:00 to help you with your learning.
You will find the learning for the week in the links below. All of the activities can be completed in your exercise book and do not need to be printed.
We hope that you and your family are safe and well, we miss you all so much.
Please keep sending us emails about what you have been doing – we love hearing from you all.
The Year 5 Team