Well done year 6, you've reached the end of the week!
Remember to email us your work and activities at: year6@bgfjs.org
Remember to email us your work and activities at: year6@bgfjs.org
9-9.30 PE with Joe Wicks
1st lesson: Numeracy
| Finish the maths week off by trying the Bitesize White Rose Friday Maths challenge . Don't forget to use your growth mindset strategies! |  |
Follow the Bitesize lesson webpage link for the answers at the end of the challenge.
Break
Share what you've learned so far this morning with someone in your household.
2nd lesson: Literacy
Time for some comprehension. Today we are going to read a fiction text called Albion's Dream'. Whilst you are reading, remember to visualise and use your annotating skills to help you picture and understand what the text is saying.
Then, answer the comprehension questions that follow using the link below and once you are finished, you can use the mark scheme to check your answers.
Lunch
3rd lesson: Computing
REAL WORLD TECHNOLOGY
Review your understanding of what the Internet is on the slideshow below
Review your understanding of what the Internet is on the slideshow below
Look at the Packet's Tale video below.
Activity:
Can you break the down the journey of the data packet into step? Draw a diagram to show how a request for a webpage from a users computer travels to the server computer storing the website's web page and back to the the users computer again.
Compare A packet's Tale with the BBC Bitesize video (see below) – what are the key points in both videos?
Can you break the down the journey of the data packet into step? Draw a diagram to show how a request for a webpage from a users computer travels to the server computer storing the website's web page and back to the the users computer again.
Compare A packet's Tale with the BBC Bitesize video (see below) – what are the key points in both videos?
End of the day
You've listened to 4 chapters of Goodnight Mr Tom already. What impression do you get of Willie's character so far?
Buckle up and get ready for the next chapter.
Buckle up and get ready for the next chapter.
Remember to also aim to read 20-30 minutes each day and get someone to ask questions about what you have read. Go to Active Learn (Bug Club) or read a book. Remember, reading a magazine or newspaper counts too!
That's all for today. We hope you've enjoyed today's activities. Have a restful evening Year 6.
That's all for today. We hope you've enjoyed today's activities. Have a restful evening Year 6.