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Year 6 Tuesday 28th April 2020
Good morning Year 6
Hope you all had a good weekend and made the most of the sunshine. It is brilliant to
see so many of you using Google Classroom – well done! We know that some of you like
to have a little guess at which teacher has written which part of your work. I wonder if
you can guess who is writing this?! Remember there are four teachers! Share your ideas
on Google Classroom.
Please remember that if you use LEXIA, you should still be trying to complete your 60
minutes a week. Some of you are very close to finishing; it would be fantastic if you
could finish this before we come back to school!
English
Reading I do hope you are making good progress with the
book of your choice. I said I would upload a photo
of my favourite place to read right now. Here it is
in the garden. I’m not so sure I shall be out there
for the rest of this week though, as we are meant
to have lots of rain. Oh well, more time to read
indoors – and we can’t complain as the weather
has been fantastic. Perhaps you could put a photo of your favourite reading
place on Google Classroom.
Looking at the spelling task below, start a spelling list of words containing the
letter combinations below from your reading this week. Are there any words
that are new to you? Work out their meaning from the context and then look
them up in a dictionary. Challenge: write a sentence using any new words you
discover.
Spelling From your English SAT’s revision book complete page 60 – revising words with
ei, eigh, ey and ay for section 1 and words with ie and ei for section 2. You
might want to use a dictionary to help you. Remember to read the rules and
complete the questions.
English task I’m still enjoying ‘Malamander’. I know we have spoken to
many of you about your book choices. Did you create an
interesting character who could be included in your book last
week?
Task One
Imagine that any one of the characters you have come across
so far in your book has to pack a bag for the next part of
their adventure in the story. What items would the character
of your choice pack? You can pick between 6 and 10 things. Would he or she
pick something to remember the past or a family member of friend? Would
there be something useful for the next part of the story? Would there be a
practical item or two included?
You can present this in a way of your choice. You might like to draw the bag
and the items that would be included – even the style of the bag might reveal
the personality of your character.
Somewhere on your work, include brief notes to explain why your character
would have put each of these items in the bag.
Task Two
We have worked through comprehensions (questions to answer, which show an
understanding of what we have read) in school. Now it is your chance to write
a comprehension for your reading book – or something different at home,
perhaps a gardening book, magazine article or information leaflet that has
been posted through your door.
What kind of questions could you ask? Remember some questions are about
finding the information (retrieval) such as, ‘What colour was the puppy?’ Some
questions are about an understanding such as, ‘Why is a puppy given different
food from an adult dog?’ Some questions are about a deeper understanding,
using clues from the text and working out an answer (inference) such as, all of
the family members behave in different ways towards the new puppy in their
home. Using your understanding of the characters, explain why they behave in
these ways. Use evidence from the text to support your answer.
Write your comprehension using a range of questions – at least two of each
type of question. Do this in your red book. You could then type it up to make it
look professional and post it on Google Classroom or email it to your teachers.
Maths
Mental maths SUMDOG Contest! The West Sussex Maths Contest is on 24th April – 30
th
April. It will finish at 8pm. Come on Year 6! Give your friends a nudge if you
know they haven’t logged on yet.
Currently, Arundel are in 11th and Bramber in 33
rd. In the top 50 are
Toby in 2nd and Connie in 5
th. Well done you two!
Unable to access SUMDOG, please complete the next double page in your
Mental Maths booklets.
Self-mark using the back of the book. The answers are always helpful if you
get stuck on a question. Look at the answer and then return to the question.
What do you need to do to get that answer?
Maths task Coordinates - SAT’s revision book pages 52 and 53.
Mathsframe has some fun games on coordinates. This one is called Alien
Attack!
https://mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/resource/469/Coordinates-Alien-AttackOther
Subject 1:
Science
This half term we would be looking at the workings inside the human body. We
are going to start off with a quiz on Google classroom to see what you know!
No cheating now!!
Subject 2:
French
Bonjour mes amies !Le Café Français will be opening in Angering Village next week and will be offering un menu à emporter (a take away menu) delivered to your door (delivery charge £1.00)Your task is to choose at least 4 items from the menu and place your order (in French) on an order form adding up the cost (to include the delivery charge). BON APPETIT !
Je voudrais commander (I would like to order) :
L’addition (the bill)
PE The Virtual Sussex School Games launched yesterday – it is not
too late to get involved. We would like to see as many of you as possible
representing the school from home (there are prizes for individuals and
schools!!!). Get your grown-ups involved too as there is an active adult
competition too!
Check out the opening ceremony at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJOnsyR183o&safe=true
Here is the first challenge for this weekhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAn7YH3iVt0&feature=youtu.be&safe=true
Why not have a look
at Google Classroom?
This week you will find the science quiz and a section of the book ‘Deadman’s
Cove’ read aloud to you. It also provides a great opportunity for you to catch
up with the news from your classmates – and share some of your own.
Your next learning will be on Thursday 30th April
Take care everyone
With love from the Year Six Team x