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Year 6

Week Beginning 1st July

Crikey, July!  By the end of this month, our wonderful Year 6s will have sailed the nest and it'll be the summer holidays.  That said, we have a packed out schedule for the next three weeks and so much to look forward to...

Important dates and messages:

Priory day - 2nd July

Year production - 8th and 9th July

Awards evening - 18th July

Last day of term - 19th July

 

Worship theme: Relationship With “Beyond”

 

Curriculum

Much of the next three weeks will be taken up with rehearsals for the production, but in between we will be focused on project-based learning.

Other news:

  • PPA Days - PPA Days will be every other Friday and children should come in wearing PE kits.

  • PE every Friday - Children should wear their PE kits every Friday.

Homework

  • Project overview and Project homework - please find links to the relevant information below.
  • MyMaths - we will be setting MyMaths tasks termly, based on the learning we will be doing this term. Please let us know if you are finding them too easy or tricky and remember that below there are many resources you can use to extend your learning from home. In Year 6, some children like to do extra revision in the lead-up to SATs. Because of this, we have added a plethora of revision materials. There are no expectations for these all to be completed. We recommend completing one or two activities per week, with the topic linking to what we are currently doing, which can be found at the top of this page.  My Maths for this term is:  Distance time graphs, Line graphs, Reading pie charts, Drawing pie charts, Misleading graphs and Mean and mode.
  • Reading books - we would like to remind everyone to have a reading book in school - this can be a school or home book. We would like all children to be able to share recommendations and reviews of what we have read recently. We are displaying books that we've read in the classroom to get children talking about the stories they love and to inspire others to try new titles.
  • Reading records - All children should now have a blue reading record in which they can record how often they are reading. They will receive one raffle ticket if they read three times a week and two if they read more than five. At the end of each term, we will be drawing a raffle. There are activities in the reading records that can be completed at home for fun! 

Best wishes,

Year 6 Team.

Learning as a family in Jesus, through Love, Hope, and Forgiveness.

Matthew 19:26 “With God all things are possible.”

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Below are some resources you can use for optional additional activities if you so wish:

 

English reading activities

 

English reading activities should consist of reading an extract or short story and answering questions. Guidance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4Y_67GMkP4

 

 

  1. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zs44jxs
  • What are facts and opinions?
  • What does an author do?
  • What is inference?

 

2.  https://www.everyschool.co.uk/english-key-stage-2-comprehension-2.html

  • All activities through this link

 

3.  https://www.topmarks.co.uk/english-games/7-11-years/reading

  • All activities through this link

 

SPaG – Spelling punctuation and grammar activities

  1. SPaG exam questions

 

  1. busythings.co.uk

Your username and password are in the password pack you received from school.

  • Apostrophes – Demo 1
  • Apostrophes – Demo 2
  • Homophone magic
  • Is it a noun?

 

  1. https://uk.ixl.com/ela/year-6
  • You should be able to sign up for free and get some free questions.

 

  1. Glossary of Grammar terminology

 

  1. Grammar and punctuation information- click to be taken to the document

 

6. Year 5/6 spelling list - Y5 and 6 spelling list

 

Maths

Remember, MyMaths tasks will be set each week as identified in the weekly web update.  Please ensure that you do the tasks set for the week.  Remember, you also have access to Timetables Rockstars, too.

Remember, the Maths exam is split into three; one arithmetic paper and two reasoning papers.  The arithmetic paper is more calculation based, whereas the reasoning focusses more on the application of these skills.

 

Arithmetic

https://myminimaths.co.uk/year-6-arithmetic-practice-paper-week-1/ - weekly arithmetic practise, very much in the style of the Year 6 tests.

 

https://mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/resource/486/Y6-Arithmetic-Practice - practice arithmetic; select how many questions you want to try.

 

Daily arithmetic can be downloaded here:  1-4 13-16 17-20 21-24 25-26 27-30 31-34 5-8 9-12.

 

Reasoning

https://thirdspacelearning.com/blog/year-6-maths-reasoning-questions-answers-ks2-sats/ - List of the different styles of reasoning/problem-solving questions.

 

https://mathsmadeeasy.co.uk/ks2-revision/maths-made-easy-ks2-sats-practice-papers/ - access to a range of free papers in a very similar style to the tests.

 

https://www.3minutemaths.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Quicktestreasoningyear6.pdf - Reasoning quick tests

 

https://thirdspacelearning.com/resources/year-6-rapid-reasoning-weeks-1-6/ - An excellent reasoning resource. You need to sign up for free, but then the download is also free.