Work Packs for 8th June-29th June

Dear Parents/ Carers,

1. A grid of activities your child can choose from. These include P.E., art, Literacy, science and fun activities that do not rely on too many resources. PLEASE DO NOT WORRY IF YOU CANNOT COMPLETE THEM ALL- they are ideas to help support your children at this strange time! Some of these activities are practical whilst others can be completed on paper or online.

2. A list of Maths activities that will help to maintain your child’s maths skills. They may need your support with these, even if it is only to provide numbers and check answers. Daily 10 maths questions shared on teams each morning.

3. If any children are interested, Into Film have announced they are running a film competition. They would like the children to create a short film and use nature and their surroundings in an engaging and creative way, to capture the calmness and document something they've noticed or appreciated while spending more time in their local area. The film should be 3 minutes or under and can be made using phones, iPads, camera etc. The makers of the winning film will receive a home filmmaking bundle worth £300, and two runners up will get their hands on a year's subscription to Netflix. The closing date for entries is 19.6.20 More information and how to enter can be found here: https://www.intofilm.org/competitions/16?utm_source=Into+Film+-+Master&utm_campaign=6c749add51-home-learning-8-cl&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_a1465a9b17-6c749add51-138447191

We will be continuing to use Flipgrid to share stories, Welsh drillio and other things.

Children can also access Maths and Literacy Games and fun activities on these websites:

Maths:

http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/maths/

Www.activelearnprimary.co.uk (use your login details that you would use in class)

Literacy: http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/literacy/

Please remember to share your work with teachers, either on class dojo (pictures or messages) or on HwB/Google Teams. Your child’s teacher will respond as quickly as they are able.

Stay Safe,

Mr Gillett and Mrs Neal

Year 6 Home Working Grid Monday 8th June

Look at the ideas on the grid below and see how many you can mark off over the week. Don’t forget to share your work and pictures with your class teacher via Hwb or Class Dojo.

Silly Sentences Write a silly sentence using each

of your spelling words. For an extra challenge try to

write a sentence that uses every letter of the

alphabet

Join the dotsWrite each of your spelling words in dots then join the

dots

Cymraeg Go to the

website below and work your way through

the word level for all of page 3 (see pic below)

https://www.learn-welsh.net/welshtopics

Helping HandsHave a go at planning

and cooking a meal for your family.

Send me a photo of your meal.

Read a bookTry to read at least one

book of your choice either from your home library or

from online.https://

home.oxfordowl.co.uk/

5 Ways to well Being

Keep LearningLearn something new, this could be a new language, a new skill or a new hobby.

Nature Poetry

Write a poem inspired by the

great outdoors – it could be your

favourite animal, insect, flower or

special place

Kandinsky Rock Art

Collect some rocks and paint them in the style of

Kandinsky. Put them together to create a

picture.

Create a 3D model of your favourite place

to visit

This could be of a local landmark or a favourite beach or

park etc

Map Work

Start off making a map of your bedroom, think about where the furniture, door and windows are. Can you

make it to scale?The make a map of your

house.Finally can you make a map

of your local area?(Don’t forget it'll need a

key)

Wildlife Photography

Take a photo of wildlife in your local area. Think

carefully about the composition of your photo. Look at the

examples of previous winners from the RSPCB below for

inspiration.

Cosmic Kids Yoga

Go onto youtube and complete a cosmic kids

yoga.Have a go at designing your

own yoga sequence. Can you design a sequence to

go along with a story?

Plan a partyPlan a party for us to have when we return to

school. Make a list of all the items you will need and present your party plans in a

spreadsheet. Use supermarket websites and other retail websites to cost each item.

Think about everything from the cups, to the food, to the drink, to the entertainment.

Remember to calculate the final total of your party.

Create your own lavalamp

Create your own lavalamp. Fill a jar ¼ with water then fill nearly to the top with vegetable oil. Add a few

drops of food colouring. When the food colouring has mixed with the water add half a fizzy tablet (such as alka seltzer) to the jar. What happens? What is the science behind this? Try and write it up as a science

investigation.

Spelling Words 1

Water, away, good, want, over, how, did, man, going, where, would, or

Spelling Words 2Words ending in -ent

Moment, present, patient, student, client, document, client, incident, accident, agent

Spelling Words 3Words ending in -ent and -ant

Efficient, tournament, consistent, innocent, confident, frequent, significant, brilliant, relevant, hesitant, observant, relevant

Kandinsky Rock Art Map of a bedroom and house (bird’s eye view)

Wildlife Photos

Year 6 Maths

Try and complete these challenges two or three times a week. You will need an adult to give you numbers to work from.

Skill 1 Completed (Yes or No)

Practise your 7 and 8 times tables

Recall squares of numbers and prime numbers up to 50 (3 squared is 3 x 3=9, a prime number can only be divided by 1 and itself)

Give factors for whole numbers up to 20 e.g 10= 2 x 5 & 1 x 10

Find pairs of numbers that add to 100 e.g. 22 + 78 = 100

Order fractions from smallest to largest and largest to smallest(make sure the denominators so are the same)

e.g.1/6, 3/6, 2/6, 4/6= 1/6, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6

Convert between units of measurement.

Write down 10 lengths in kg and convert to g repeat with litres and millilitres, also convert from g to kg and ml to l

e.g. 2kg = 2000g. 4000g =4kg 3l = 3000ml. 5000ml= 5l

Use doubling and halving to multiply or divide two digit numbers by 4

e.g. 37 x 4 48 / 4Double 37 = 74 Halve 48 = 24Double 74 = 148 Halve 24 = 12