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Thursday 16th April 2020

16/4/2020

 

Good morning Year 6!

Hope you are all well and ready for a new day! Remember to send any work  to us at  year6@bgfjs.org
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9 - 9.30

Are you ready to get the morning started with Joe? 

1st lesson: Numeracy

1) Let's remind ourselves ​how to transform a shape!
Click to find out about transforming shapes
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2) Complete  the White Rose daily maths lesson four - Summer Term, Week 1,  which explores : Angles in a triangle - missing angles
Watch the video, then download the activities and complete them. You can then check your work against the answers.
Click here for the White Rose maths lesson
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2nd lesson: Literacy

Click here for story opening
Think about the opening we read on Tuesday and re-read on Wednesday.

1) What impression do we get of the narrator's character? 
Create a role on the wall to record what we know about them, and how they might be feeling.
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Here are some questions to think about (you do not need to write answers to these):
What do we know about the narrator’s room?
​What do you think twelve and thirteen year olds usually like to do? What feels missing from the room of a regular twelve or thirteen year old? How do you think it might feel for the narrator to be held in this place?
Have you ever been in a place where you have felt bored, trapped and unstimulated? What was it like?
What suggestions would you give to the narrator to keep their mind occupied while stuck in this place?

​2) Could you write a letter to the boy advising him how to keep occupied?

3rd lesson: Science

What is evolution?

1) Watch the video, complete the quiz by filling in the gaps with the appropriate word.
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Click here to find out about evolution
2) Watch the Switched on Science Video about which beak design is best for a bird eating sunflower seeds. 
Task: Explain which beak design would be best for a bird with a seed diet. Explain your answer with an annotated  diagram.
Click here to watch the video

​End of the day: listen to Coraline by Neil Gaiman

Today we will listen to Chapter 9, read by RL Stine.
Click here for Chapter Nine
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