Home Learning Links

Here is a reminder of all the useful links that you can be accessing from home. There’s lots of different learning that you can access through these and one which we would highly recommend is the Oak National AcademyOn this website, new English and Maths lessons are released daily, meaning there’s always something new to access and it builds and develops the learning extremely well across the week.

Topic (Fairtrade)

Maths

English

Other useful links which address a variety of subjects

Questions about transition to secondary school.

This afternoon, the Year 6’s who are in school had a question and answer session with Mrs Robinson about making their transition to secondary school. They asked lots of different questions, from daily routines to the possibility of detention!

Here is a copy of their questions and the very useful answers which were given for you to take a look at.

Questions about transition 

Weekly Tasks

Hello Year 6! Here are some resources for the week. Remember, there are also a wealth of great online resources that you can access from home too.

Maths – White Rose

Home learning video links

Lesson 1 – Solve two-step equations

Lesson 1 Answers – Solve two-step equations

Lesson 2 – Find pairs of values

Lesson 2 Answers – Find pairs of values

Lesson 3 – Convert metric measures

Lesson 3 Answers – Convert metric measures

Lesson 4 – Miles and kilometres

Lesson 4 Answers – Miles and kilometres

Reading

Non-Fiction – Rosa Parks

This link contains the text, questions and answer booklet.

SPAG

SPAG problem – continue to work through the booklet

Writing

A First Visit

Ancient Myths

 

 

Weekly Challenge

.K.Rowling is releasing a new children’s book called ‘The Ickabog’ which is being released online in instalments, over several weeks, a chapter at a time.

I hope that many of you enjoyed reading the first two chapters last week! For this week’s challenge, we would like you to read chapters 5 and 6 of ‘The Ickabog’ and use your imagination and creativity to create some illustrations for this section of the story.

Here’s the link to the story: https://www.theickabog.com/read-the-story/ . The chapters are called ‘Daisy Dovetail’ and ‘The Fight in the Courtyard’. You could illustrate the settings, characters, key events – be creative.

Here’s a great example completed by Alyssa for last week’s chapters:

 

Email us your illustrations when you’ve completed them and enjoy reading this exciting new story. We look forward to seeing them!

lucinda.morgan@taw.org.uk

april.whitehouse@taw.org.uk

 

Weekly Challenge

J.K.Rowling is releasing a new children’s book called ‘The Ickabog’ which is being released online in instalments, over several weeks, a chapter at a time.

I hope that many of you enjoyed reading the first two chapters last week! For this week’s challenge, we would like you to read chapters 3 and 4 of ‘The Ickabog’ and use your imagination and creativity to create some illustrations for this section of the story.

Here’s the link to the story: https://www.theickabog.com/read-the-story/ . The chapters are called ‘Death of a Seamstress’ and ‘The Quiet House’. You could illustrate the settings, characters, key events – chapter 3 introduces the City-Within-The-City and it would be great to see your interpretation of this high-walled, gated setting. You could draw your illustrations using pencils or crayons, or you could event paint them.

 

Email us your illustrations when you’ve completed them and enjoy reading this exciting new story. We look forward to seeing them!

lucinda.morgan@taw.org.uk

april.whitehouse@taw.org.uk

Virtual STW School Games – Challenge 4

Challenge 4 for the Virtual STW School Games is BOCCIA!!!!

  • Please send in a video and a photo along with your best score (you can use the score sheet attached if you wish).
  • All videos/photos and scores should be sent to schoolgames@energizestw.org.uk
  • You must include the child’s name, age, year group and school and whether there is parental consent for videos/photos to be shared on their social media platforms.
  • We would also love it if you could cc us into the email so that we can admire your skills and share them on the school website: april.whitehouse@taw.org.uk and courtnie.cassidy@taw.org.uk

 

If you would like to watch a video example of how you could complete this challenge, open the document below and follow the video links.

This is Challenge 4 however you can still complete the previous challenges at any time and send in your entries- final entry for all challenges is the 29th June. Remember, for each entry you will receive a participation certificate and be in for the chance to win medals, wristbands and t-shirts!

We look forward to seeing all your photos and videos #BocciaChallenge

 

Challenge 4- Boccia

Home Learning Links

Here is a reminder of all the useful links that you can be accessing from home. There’s lots of different learning that you can access through these and one which we would highly recommend is the Oak National AcademyOn this website, new English and Maths lessons are released daily, meaning there’s always something new to access and it builds and develops the learning extremely well across the week.

Topic (Fairtrade)

Maths

English

Other useful links which address a variety of subjects

Weekly Challenge

J.K.Rowling is releasing a new children’s book called ‘The Ickabog’ which is being released online in instalments, over several weeks, a chapter at a time.

However, so far the book has all words and no pictures! For this week’s challenge, we would like you to read the first two chapters of ‘The Ickabog’ and use your imagination and creativity to create some illustrations for this section of the story.

Here’s the link to the story: https://www.theickabog.com/read-the-story/ . The first two chapters are called ‘King Fred the Fearless’ and ‘The Ickabog’. You could illustrate the settings, characters, first key events – there’s some great metaphors and similes in these chapters so be as creative as you can! You could draw your illustrations using pencils or crayons, or you could event paint them.

 

Email us your illustrations when you’ve completed them and enjoy reading this exciting new story. We look forward to seeing them!

lucinda.morgan@taw.org.uk

april.whitehouse@taw.org.uk