Good morning Year 6!
It's Friday! You've nearly completed another week of home learning. Let's see what activities are on the Year 6 Home Learning Blog today.
Remember to send any work to us at year6@bgfjs.org
We look forward to seeing photographs of your work. We'd love to hear from you.
Well done to Daniel and Tahmin (class 10) for all the excellent work they have sent us over the last few days.
Remember to send any work to us at year6@bgfjs.org
We look forward to seeing photographs of your work. We'd love to hear from you.
Well done to Daniel and Tahmin (class 10) for all the excellent work they have sent us over the last few days.
9 - 9.30
Are you ready for Friday's fitness session with Joe? Not sure what he's wearing?
1st lesson: Numeracy
1) Let's remind ourselves what an angle is.
2) Click on the button below to attempt some reasoning testbase questions on angles.
Break
Have a break, get yourself a drink of water and then back to the next activity, literacy!
2nd lesson: Literacy
Think back to the extract you read.
Can you imagine what would happen if the boy in the story managed to break out of his room? What do you think would happen? Where might he go? What challenges might lie in his path? What adventures might he have?
1) Draw and write how a new chapter of the story, where the boy is able to break free out of his room.
Remember to use stories you already know and like for ideas. You could even publish your story in a handmade book or type it up on your computer and decorate it with a suitable font and images.
Can you imagine what would happen if the boy in the story managed to break out of his room? What do you think would happen? Where might he go? What challenges might lie in his path? What adventures might he have?
1) Draw and write how a new chapter of the story, where the boy is able to break free out of his room.
Remember to use stories you already know and like for ideas. You could even publish your story in a handmade book or type it up on your computer and decorate it with a suitable font and images.
The book we have been looking at this week is 'The Last Wild' by Piers Torday. You can read the first chapter by clicking the link below, or by visiting his website:
 LunchGo and find that apple for dessert. 3rd lesson: ComputingPLAYING AND PROGRAMMING COMPUTER GAMES In Purple Mash (remember to login to save your work) use 2DIY 3D and look at the example Showcase games and identify the key features of the game.   Record key features of your favourite show case game using the Blank Computer Game Review and save it on Purple Mash. Click on the button below. Finally, Use 2DIY3D to make a simple practice game to learn how to use the tools. Explore the tools to make walls, add bad guys, etc. Have fun with it! Take a screenshot to share your ideas and send it to us. |
End of the day: listen to Coraline by Neil Gaiman
Today we are listening to Chapter 10, read by Holly Black.
