Year 6 Update and homework - 30th September 2022
Remember that swimming for 6B and 6G is on a Monday afternoon. Children need to come in dressed in their PE kits on a Tuesday.
Remember that swimming for 6B and 6G is on a Monday afternoon. Children need to come in dressed in their PE kits on a Tuesday.
10th October – Hello Yellow Day - Children are invited to dress in bright yellow for a suggested donation of £1. All the proceeds go to Young Minds - a mental health charity that supports young people's mental health and wellbeing.
Today the children had their WOW Day for our topic – Fun at the Fair. The day started with a fabulous demonstration by our visiting circus performers to the year group. The children then took part in a wide range of amazing throughout the day. Building their own powered Lego funfair rides, drama, and artwork and of course learning circus skills from the morning’s performance.
Home Learning Task
We started exploring electrical circuits in our topic lessons this week, focusing upon resistors, conductors and insulators. Based upon this, can you research a scientist or an inventor who is famous for developing a theory or an object linked to electricity. This is due Wednesday 5th October.
Reading:
Minimum 3x a week. Reading record must be signed by an adult. Can be completed on your own or with your parents.
Spelling Shed:
Friday to Friday.
Tasks will be completed online, with new tasks set every week.
Tasks will always follow the spellings being taught in class that week.
Time Tables Rock Stars:
Minimum 3x a week.
Can be completed on tablets, laptops or mobile phones though the app or the website.
My Maths:
Once a week – Friday to Friday.
Tasks will be completed online, with new tasks set every week.
Weekly Review:
What a fabulous week we have had!
In Maths, we have deepened our understanding of number facts and applying our knowledge to a range of problems. The children have developed their knowledge of multiples, factors and prime numbers.
In English, we have been writing an autobiography, based upon the children being one of the main characters from our book. Abdul Kazam – the magician! The children have developed their descriptive language and using a range of sentence structures for impact upon the reader.
In Topic the children have developed their knowledge of electricity – this started by building a potato powered circuit! The children have also carried out two investigations to understand the role of a resistor in a circuit – as well as knowing the role of a conductor and an insulator.