Year 6 blog

Year 6 are not using their blog at the moment. They have moved back to paper for homework. Keep an eye on the website’s Highlights page and the school Twitter page for photos of events and activities in school.

Extra science challenge to complete at home!

Your science topic this half term is Evolution and inheritance.

Look at your parents.

  • What characteristics do they have? (eye colour, hair colour, hair type, height, skin colour)
  • Do you have the same characteristics as them?

10 dojo points for aspiration if you complete this extra science challenge! You can complete on a piece of paper or record on Seesaw.

Extra science challenge to complete at home!

Your science topic this half term is ‘Living things and their habitats’.

  • When you look in your garden or at the park, what different animals can you see?
  • Do you know what they are called?
  • What kinds of habitats can you see?
  • Can you research what the animals might eat? Where do they go in the food chain?

10 dojo points for aspiration if you complete this extra science challenge! You can complete on a piece of paper or record on Seesaw.

Homework

Homework:

As we did last year, we will be uploading homework weekly on the blogs for you to access. In some circumstances, we will issues paper copies of homework to some children. In order for us to check the children’s homework, we have created individual Seesaw codes for the children, so they can scan their own code and take a photo of their homework to submit, and we will be able to see it in school. If you are unsure how to use Seesaw, you can follow the steps below or watch the video:

To sign in with a Home Learning Code:

  1. Open the Seesaw class app.
  2. Tap “I’m a student”.
  3. Tap the blue “scan code” button and scan the Home Learning Code or type in your Home Learning Text Code. 

In year 6, we will be setting maths and English homework on a Thursday and it will need to be completed by the following Thursday morning. Your child’s work will then be checked by staff in school.

Reading Records and Reading Books:

Children are expected to read at home every night and their Reading Record bought to school daily so we can keep a log of who is reading at home for our Reader Leader award! When your child has read at home, the reading record can be filled in by the adult who has listened to them read or by the child themselves if they have read alone.

Children will choose books that are appropriate to their reading age, with guidance from staff in school, which will be sent home. They can also read books they have at home too. When they have finished reading a book from school, the child needs to bring it back to school so it can be returned and the child issued with another book.

Today’s remote learning – 18/7/22

Reading – 30 mins of reading your own book or Read Theory using the login in the back of your reading record.

English – Pobble. Write your own story linked to the image below:

Maths: complete the investigation below:

Foundation:

Using your login in the back of your reading record, complete the next set of levels on Code for Life:

https://www.codeforlife.education/