Good Morning Year 6!
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.
One other thing that might interest you, we recently received an email from Zena (our chess teacher) who wishes you all well and suggested you might want to try an online chess website called ChessKid. ChessKid is a website and app that gives children access to interactive lessons, videos, puzzles, and a safe environment in which to play chess online. Parents can sign you up for an account which you will be able to use for free until 20th July 2020. Have a look at the YouTube clip below.
We look forward to seeing photographs of your work. We'd love to hear from you.
One other thing that might interest you, we recently received an email from Zena (our chess teacher) who wishes you all well and suggested you might want to try an online chess website called ChessKid. ChessKid is a website and app that gives children access to interactive lessons, videos, puzzles, and a safe environment in which to play chess online. Parents can sign you up for an account which you will be able to use for free until 20th July 2020. Have a look at the YouTube clip below.
Let's see what activities we have today.
9 - 9.30
Are you ready to get the day started with a PE lesson from Joe. Remember you can do his workout any time of the day, or even do it again!
Just before you look at today's maths activity, here's a PE challenge from our very own Emma!
1st lesson: Numeracy |
1) Let's explore quadrilaterals on the Maths Is Fun website.
Try the You Too questions at the bottom of the webpage.
Try the You Too questions at the bottom of the webpage.
2) Complete the White Rose daily maths lesson two - Summer Term, Week 2, which explores : Angles in regular polygons
Watch the video, then download the activities and complete them. You can then check your work against the answers.
Watch the video, then download the activities and complete them. You can then check your work against the answers.
Break
You deserve a rest after all that Polygon work!
2nd lesson: Literacy
1) Let's begin with some handwriting practice.
2) It's now time to:
Log on to Espresso.
Username: student20436
Password: password
You must log on first before you click the link below.
3) We would like you to practise your knowledge of: Adding relative clauses using who, that, whose or where
Log on to Espresso.
Username: student20436
Password: password
You must log on first before you click the link below.
3) We would like you to practise your knowledge of: Adding relative clauses using who, that, whose or where
Watch the video, then complete the quizzes and activity.
LunchTime to go and have your lunch and take some time to relax. We will see you back here for Geography.
Lunch
3rd lesson: Geography
We have been looking at the Himalayas and mountain landscapes in Geography, and have learned about how humans use mountains and what they need to help them survive a mountain climate. Mountaineers will also need to navigate their way to the top of the mountains.
They will need map reading skills.
We are going to recap our knowledge of finding a 4-figure grid references on a map.
Maps are divided into grids to help us describe the location of something more specifically and accurately.
Each box in the grid is numbered.
They will need map reading skills.
We are going to recap our knowledge of finding a 4-figure grid references on a map.
Maps are divided into grids to help us describe the location of something more specifically and accurately.
Each box in the grid is numbered.
1) Watch the video below to see what the numbers mean and to find out how find a 4-figure grid reference.
So if we look at this example, what is the 4 figure grid reference of the star?
-We are looking for the numbers of the lines that meet at the bottom left-hand corner of the star.
1) First, go along the corridor. 18 is the eastings.
2) Then go up the stairs. 44 is the northings.
The 4- figure grid reference is:
18 44
Practise using the grid and questions below:
