Hi everyone.
We hope that you all had a good Bank Holiday weekend!
Here is your home learning for this week. We have a special ‘SATs paper – with a twist’ for you this week, as it would have been our SATs week! Please go to the google classroom to find your unusual SATs paper. Answers are attached there too. Good luck!
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Daily Prayers www.tentenresources.co.uk/daily-prayers-for-home
Please open the attached document. Read the story and answer the questions. Please upload the answers to Google Classroom (Classwork). If you have chance, you could finish the story as suggested in ‘your task’.
Y6 RE 11th May
English
Grammar
We would like you to have a go at the 2019 grammar SATs paper! Remember you have a maximum of 45 minutes to complete it. Then mark it and let us know how many marks you get via google classroom – classwork. It’s just for fun and your result won’t be used for anything. The test paper is attached on google classroom.
Commas revision activity. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zvwwxnb/articles/zc773k7
Spelling
Your spelling activity is attached on google classroom. You need to complete sheets 1, 2 and 3. Write them in your home learning journal or print the pages.
Reading
Your reading this week is from BBC bitesize. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zfx6t39
It is based on the book ‘The London Eye Mystery’ by Siobhan O’Dowd, which some of you may already have read. It’s really good! Listen to Oti reading sections from the book. Then answer the three questions. Attach your work to the google classroom – classwork.
First News reading. See google classroom.
Maths
This week, we are going to use BBC Bitesize for our maths lessons.
There are three lessons on BBC Bitesize that we are going to use as we are continuing to revise fractions, ready for Y7. Don’t worry about the dates on the lessons. We are just using them a week later. Please do the lesson and let us know in Google Classroom (Classwork section) how you got on.
First lesson – Simplify Fractions. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zkkm6v4
Second lesson – Compare and Order Fractions. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zkk6hbk
Third lesson – Add and Subtract Fractions https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7ty382
This link is for the weekly challenge activity. Use this for one of your lessons. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z4tc92p
There is one My Maths activity on Fractions that we have used before. Please do it again so that we can keep an eye on how you are getting on.
Finally, as we have said, it would have been your SATs week this week. We would like you to have a go at the 2019 arithmetic paper! Remember you have a maximum of 30 minutes to complete it. Then mark it and let us know how many marks you get. It’s just for fun and your result won’t be used for anything. The test paper is attached on google classroom.
Science
Here are some fun science activities from the Primary Science Teacher Trust that you can do at home.
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Y6 Memories
It’s that time of year when we ask all of you to look back at your Y6 experience – even though it’s not over yet! Take time to think back over the year. Please can you give us up to 5 highlights? These could be something you did at The Oakes; a sporting achievement; nativity; a trip; a Y6 role you have enjoyed. Next, can you give us something you are proud of? This might be something to do with your learning; sport; an award. Again, up to 5. Please write them down and post in the google classroom – classwork.
Don’t forget your photos for Mrs McLoughlin!
Physical Activity (from Mrs Pearson)
Daily mile – or more if you want to push yourselves!
I enjoy running – it keeps me fit and gets me out in the fresh air. My son has started to run with me. It’s a bit annoying as he never seems to get hot and out of breath, whereas I do! I know lots of you enjoy running and even if you don’t, you could try the next challenge by speed walking, jogging or even scooting.
The Mile Challenge: Can you measure out (approximately) a mile in your garden? 1 mile is approximately equal to 1,500m. Try running, jogging or speed walking the route. Or run for a mile up and down your street or around your local area. How long did it take you?