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School Closure Work for Pupils in Year 6 Date: Monday 20 th April 2020 Below are the suggested learning activities for the day. As we have discussed in class, it is important that you have a daily routine to help you keep your mind and body active and healthy. If you have any questions about the work, please email: Mr Charman – [email protected] Mrs Davies – [email protected] (Please do not use [email protected] to ask about school work.) Good morning children! We hope you all had a lovely time over the Easter ‘break’. The Easter holidays are now officially over and we now start the Pentecost term of the school year. As usual, today’s activities are below. Do what you can and have fun with them! Take care. Mrs Davies and Mr Charman The Daily Thunk How many bricks is a wall? Discuss! Subj ect Work to be completed P.E. Start your day with Joe Wicks at 9am. Subscribe to his YouTube channel (it’s free). Daily Workout for Kids or P.E. with Joe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/ UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ Math L.Q: Can I solve a variety of arithmetic problems? 1
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School Closure Work for Pupils in Year 6
Date: Monday 20th April 2020
Below are the suggested learning activities for the day. As we have discussed in class, it is important that you have a daily routine to help you
keep your mind and body active and healthy.
If you have any questions about the work, please email:Mr Charman – [email protected] Davies – [email protected]
(Please do not use [email protected] to ask about school work.)
Good morning children!
We hope you all had a lovely time over the Easter ‘break’. The Easter holidays are now officially over and we now start the Pentecost term of the school year.
As usual, today’s activities are below. Do what you can and have fun with them!
Take care.
Mrs Davies and Mr Charman
The Daily Thunk
How many bricks is a wall? Discuss!
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Work to be completed
P.E. Start your day with Joe Wicks at 9am. Subscribe to his YouTube channel (it’s free).Daily Workout for Kids or P.E. with Joe:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ
Maths L.Q: Can I solve a variety of arithmetic problems?
Complete the arithmetic sheet below. Answers are on the last page of this document.
Don’t forget to use Mathletics or BBC Maths Bitesize as often as you like:
https://community.mathletics.com/signin https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z6vg9j6
English (readin
Reading for pleasure – at least 30 minutes. Email us the book you
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are currently reading – we’d love to know! You might want to do a book review when you finish. Would you recommend your book to a friend?
Long writing task for the week
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LQ: Can I note initial ideas?
This week you are going to be using your experience of having to stay at home as inspiration to write some poetry!
Click on the link below to watch a video by a performance poet and hip hop artist. He will talk you through what you will be working on this week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=52&v=ErkWDEqrIQY&feature=emb_logo
So, for today, on a piece of paper, or on a word document, I would like you to gather together your thoughts.
List things you’ve done or observed during your time in lock down, even the boring things like brushing your teeth!
List the things you have found different, new, old, fun, scary, weird and say why.
What things you are looking forward to doing in the near future? Write a list.
What have missed most during lock down?
What have you enjoyed most?
Who have you been listening or speaking to and how? Have you been Face Timing? Texting? Phone calls? What have the conversations been about? Write it all down!
Tomorrow, you will start to use these ideas to create some poetry.
The poet in the video has said that he would like to put some good examples of poetry that you write on his website and he will read some out on his next video. How
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amazing is that? So, will it be yours? Geo-graphy
L.Q: Can I locate countries on a world map?
Martin Luther King said, "Before you finish breakfast, you’ve depended on half the world."
It might feel like the world is closing off - but it's actually in your kitchen cupboards! So, with that in mind, we would like you to have a good look inside your kitchen cupboards (check with your parents/carers that this is ok before you start digging around) and select up to 10 food items (you can choose more if you feel like it!).
Can you find out where in the world these products are from? Read the packets or research online to find out. How many different countries have made the food you and your family eat? Then, using the world map attached below, or one you find online, or one you already have if you have one, show where the products come from. You can print this map off (if you have a printer) or make a PowerPoint and add a picture of a world map to a slide. If you are doing a PowerPoint, you could take pictures of your food items and add them to your slide.
Scroll to the bottom of this document to see a picture of how the task could be presented.
Once you have finished, email us a picture of what you have done or your PowerPoint. We will be so interested to see what you have done!
Have fun!
There will be another task related to this later in the week.
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Arithmetic Practice Test 8
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Map for Geography
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Answers to Arithmetic Practice 8
Example of how to present the geography task
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