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School Closure Work for Pupils in Year 6
Date: Tuesday 7th 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.)
Daily messageRiddle: In a one-story pink house, there was a pink person, a pink cat, a pink fish, a pink computer, a pink chair, a pink table, a pink telephone, a pink shower – everything was pink! What colour were the stairs?Good morning children!I hope you had a good day yesterday and managed to complete some of the work. Have a go at today’s activities below and send your work to the email addresses above. Remember, the RE art activity is to be worked on over the whole week. Take care.Mrs Davies
Subject Work to be completedP.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 Complete the sheet(s) on area and perimeter below. You can choose which section you want to do, or you can do them all! It’s entirely up to you. (Answers are on the penultimate (second to 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 (reading and writing)
Reading for pleasure – at least 30 minutes. Email us the book you 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?
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I’m reading a book at the moment called ‘Hatchet’ by Gary Paulsen. It’s about a 13 year-old-boy called Brian. The plane he is in crashes in forests in Canada and he’s having to survive on his own. I’m only about four chapters in but I’m already gripped! I can’t wait to read some more later!
Long writing task for the week
Day 2
You should now have found out quite a lot of information about Charles Darwin and have a lot of notes.
Today, we would like you to carefully write an introduction for your biography. Remember to include who, what, where and when in it. Below is an example introduction about Tom Daley, the Olympic diver:
British diver Tom Daley has represented his country in many competitions worldwide over the last few years, including three Olympic Games. He specialises in platform dives - both as a solo athlete and in synchronised events.
It needs to be punctuated perfectly.
If you would like me to check your work, send it over on an email.
R.E. This week is Holy Week and we would like you to carry on working on your art activity about the Stations of the Cross. Examples of what you could do are below.
Click on this link that gives you text for each station and pictures that will inspire your artwork.
https://media.loyolapress.com/assets/lent/stations-eng/stations-eng.html
Daily News
Last week Mr Charman suggested you sign up to a website called Daily News. I hope many of you have done this! It’s a really great place to catch up on what is happening in the world and there are extra activities for you to work on. Click on the link below to go to yesterday’s news:
https://theday.co.uk/stories/queen-invokes-blitz-spirit-in-message-of-hope
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Target Your Maths – Area and Perimeter.
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Answers to Area and Perimeter
Stations of the Cross ideas
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Riddle: There weren’t any stairs. It was a one-story house.
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