Homework
Friday 4th September 2020 due in Wednesday 9th September 2020
Your homework for this week is to write an application to be a prefect, Head Boy or Head Girl. You have been assigned this as a Google Classroom assignment. You can complete your application on a Google Docs and submit it to the assignment. You need to explain why you would like this role, what qualities you have to be a good role model and how you intend to carry out your role. More details can be found on the Google Classroom assignment.
You have also been assigned 2 Mathletics tasks linked to place value.
It is important that you know how to spell the following words before we begin our new context for learning 'The Blitz'. You will be tested on these words in class next Friday. All children have the same spelling words this week.
1. evacuee
2. evacuation
3. billet family
4. Anderson Shelter
5. rationing
6. Blitz
7. victory
8. propaganda
9. identity card
10. suitcase
Summer term
From now on you will need to use the following hyperlink to find your distance learning overviews and any supporting documents:
https://www.stphilipevansprm.cardiff.sch.uk/year-6-4/
The weekly overview will be found each week in the 'Weekly Overview' star. Any additional resources will be found in the 'Home Learning Guidance' star. Mrs Henton, Mrs Jones and Mrs Roberts will be adding work to the 'Additional Tasks' star. Any child with an IEP will need to go to the 'SEN and IEPs' star where Mrs Rees will be adding some resources for you later in the week. We will be sharing and celebrating excellent examples of work in the 'Celebrating Home Learning Success star'.
Easter holiday home learning
Well done Year 6 for your home learning so far. We have now reached the Easter holidays and next week is the most important week in our Church's liturgical year. Since we are unable to take part in our usual Holy Week assemblies and attend Mass as we usually would, we have provided you with a list of suggested Holy Week activities for your home learning over the Easter holidays. The list of suggested activities is attached as a word document below. You can choose which activities you complete and you do not have to complete all of the activities. It is not compulsory to upload evidence of these activities but if you do wish to upload any evidence a Holy Week assignment tab has been created on Google Classroom for you. If you wish to upload evidence gather it all and simply upload once.
We have also attached below a pdf version of The Stations of the Cross, the Easter copy of your Wednesday Word and some suggested prayers.
If you wish to continue with your other learning over the Easter break please continue to use your online platforms: Mathletics, Spellodrome, Giglets, Active Learn and Espresso.
Please ensure you use the Easter Break as an opportunity to get rested and do not over work yourself. We wish you and your families a calm and relaxing Easter.
Stay safe
Distance Learning Week 2 (30.3.20)
Distance learning tasks
We have attached a word document below which contains a timetable of all of your distance learning tasks for next week. Each week you will have 5 maths, 5 literacy, 3 context and 2 RE tasks to complete. The majority of these tasks will be completed using one of our online platforms. However, some tasks may be completed in learning logs. The timetable clearly states where you should complete each task.
If you are directed to complete a task on HWB, please follow these directions:
- Log into HWB
- Go to Google classroom
- Click on the 'Classwork' tab
- Go to the section 'Distance learning tasks'
- The task will be clearly titled with instructions
- Don't forget to hand in (this way we can provide you with feedback on your work)
The 'Our Faith' section of our class page contains our 'Daily Examen' so that you can carry this out yourself at home.
Thank you for your continued support during this time. Stay safe, stay healthy and remember to keep your mind and body as active as you can!
Year 6 distance learning week 1
Self isolation tasks WB 16.3.20
The following tasks have been set:
Mathletics - (Assignments on bar graphs, line graphs, decimals and percentages have been assigned)
Giglets - ( reading tests have been set)
Spellodrome - (accessed through mathletics log in - complete as many activities as possible)
Espresso - Search 'renewable energy' in the search bar. There are numerous videos about renewable energy you should watch.
Follow up espresso tasks: Make a fact file about a specific type of renewable energy
Tree map of the positives and negatives of renewable energy
Write a letter to your local MP providing your viewpoint on renewable energy
P.E. - There are lots of Joe Wicks 5 minute movement workouts on youtube very similar to the fitness circuits done in P.E lessons e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3LPrhI0v-w
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Homework Friday 13th March Homework is due on Wednesday 18th March
Due to our CAFOD fundraiser we did not complete our spelling test this week. We will be completing our test on Monday. Therefore you need to practise last week’s words for Monday as well as learning your spellings for next week.
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Learning Log: Amelia Earhart
Next week we will be beginning our new English topic ‘Let’s Fly’. You need to carry out rsearch on Amelia Earhart before we begin this.
Who was Amelia Earhart? Why is she famous? What achievements did she have? Why is she an inspirational figure? What do you admire most about Amelia?
As well as this you need to practise the ‘Act of Sorrow’ and ensure you know it off by heart.
O my God, because you are so good I am very sorry that I have sinned against you and with the help of your grace I will not sin again. Amen
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Mathletics
Mrs Davies – Volume Miss Davies – Multiplication and division |
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Reading books
Giglets – Children have been assigned reading test activities on Giglets in preparation for the National Tests. |
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Homework Friday 6th March Homework is due on Wednesday 12th March
PE next week will take place on Monday 9th March. Please ensure you bring your indoor PE kit for this day. |
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Science week
Next week is Science week!
Get creative and enter the British Science Association’s annual poster competition. You can make your poster about whatever version of ’Our diverse planet’ you like and enter our UK-wide competition with the chance to win some exciting prizes.
Investigate and imagine ‘Our diverse planet’ and everything that makes it special. Here are some topic ideas to get you started: Why not think about biodiversity? From the diversity in your own garden, to the diversity at the very bottom of the ocean, research all the amazing creatures and organisms that live on our planet. The diversity of science and STEM subjects. Have a think about all the diverse ways that science affects our lives and who you know that uses science every day. Is there science in baking and cooking? What about making a film or taking a picture? Or how about operating planes and cars? Remember that science is everywhere, you just have to look for it! Think about the other kinds of diversity our planet contains – from the variety of the molecules that make up essential parts of life, to the different ways our towns and cities are built, and the variation of people’s tastes and interests. Our planet is unique, but why not investigate what makes it different from others. It’s up to you on what you research and what you put on your poster.
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Mathletics
Mrs Davies – Ratio Miss Davies – Angles and palce-value |
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Reading books
Giglets – Children have been assigned reading test activities on Giglets in preparation for the National Tests. |
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Homework Friday 28th February Homework is due on Wednesday 4th March
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Half term homework – Fairtrade Google slides
Your homework this weekend is to create a google slides about the importance of Fairtrade. You need to ensure you answer the following questions:
What is Fairtrade? Why is Fairtrade important? How does Fairtrade help people? How can I support Fairtrade?
You may wish to include some real life examples and links to appropriate videos. |
Mathletics
Both classes have been assigned a procedural test on Mathletics in preparation for the National Tests. |
Reading books
Giglets – Children have been assigned reading test activities on Giglets in preparation for the National Tests. |
Homework Friday 14th February Homework is due on Wednesday 26th February
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Half term homework – Eisteddfod preparation
Whole School Competitions
Welsh Learner of the Year-The children are encouraged to use what they have been learning in school to showcase their knowledge and understanding of the Welsh language. They may choose to write some phrases or sentences, a letter, conversation or celebrity profile in Welsh. The children must also write a paragraph in English explaining why they think they should be ‘Welsh Learner of the Year’. There is a very useful online dictionary on the website bbclearnwelsh which will be helpful when the children are writing in Welsh.
3D Modelling Competition – Children are encouraged to make a 3D model of something which represents Wales for them. Children may use whichever means of media they wish and the topic is broad to encourage creativity.
Cookery Competition - Children are encouraged to cook something which is a traditional Welsh recipe or depicts Wales to them.
Young Performer Competition- As part of our Eisteddfod this year we are also encouraging the children to showcase their talents. Auditions will take place in class on Tuesday 25th February. Two children will then be chosen to represent their class during our Eisteddfod celebration. The children may like to prepare a song or dance, recite a poem or play a musical instrument.
The Advantages of Learning Welsh – Children to present the advantages of learning Welsh, using Google slides or Google sites. Please consider the following questions: Why is learning Welsh important? Why is learning Welsh a lifelong skill? What are the benefits of learning Welsh? If children decide to use the tools available on Hwb it is then their responsibility to download the file and save it into the Eisteddfod entry folder in their pupil folders on Monday 24th February. If any support is needed to do this, please see class teachers. Alternatively, competition entries completed on the computer be burnt onto a disc and handed to class teachers.
A Welsh Song - To write and perform a song highlighting the advantages of learning Welsh. The song could include Welsh words and phrases. Auditions will take place at lunchtime on Tuesday 25th February in the Year 6 classroom. Please ensure that all entries are solely completed by the children themselves. We look forward to seeing the fantastic contributions which will play a vital part in celebrating the heritage and culture of Wales during our Eisteddfod. |
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Mathletics
Both classes have been assigned a procedural test on Mathletics in preparation for the National Tests. |
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Reading books
Giglets – Children have been assigned reading test activities on Giglets in preparation for the National Tests. |
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Homework Friday 7th February Homework is due on 12th February
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Learning logs:
Homework - Safer Internet Day 2020
To celebrate Safer Internet Day on Tuesday 11th February, create one of the following:
1 - design a poster based on the theme : Together for a better Internet
2 - create your own emoji/avatar which could represent you online
3 - create a short video (e.g iMovie) explaining how we can work together to help build a better/safer internet
electronic work can be emailed to homework@stphilipevansprm.cardiff.sch.uk
Some useful websites: https://www.childnet.com/young-people Hwb login - online safety resources |
Mathletics Both classes – subtraction and decimals |
Reading books. |
Spellings |
This week everyone has the same spelling list. You need to learn the following maths relatd vocabulary.
Parallelogram Probability Likelihood Rhombus Calculation Subtraction Systematically Division Multiplication Addition |
Homework Friday 31st January Homework is due on Wednesday 5th February
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Learning logs:
Your homework this weekend is to research a specific natural disaster that has occurred. You may wish to research a flood, tornado or volcanic eruption. This is in preparation to write our newspaper reports in class next week.
You need to answer the following questions:
What is the disaster? What happened? Who was involved? Where did it take place? Why did the disaster occur? (include relevant scientific background information) When did the disaster take place? Include some quotes from eyewitnesses
Coch/Melyn – you also need to include any recent findings or statistics linked to the disaster.
If you are struggling to find a natural disaster you may wish to look at:
Boscastle flood Hurricane Katrina Iceland volcanic eruption |
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Mathletics Miss Davies – timetables Mrs Davies – area of triangles |
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Reading books. |
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Coch/Melyn 1.Graph
2.Physical
3.Alphabet
4.Dolphin
5.Elephant
6.Geography
7.Microphone
8.Pamphlet
9.Prophet
10.Sphere
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Oren 1.Practise
2.Practice
3.Advise
4.Advice
5.Council
6.Altar
7.Stationery
8.Lose
9.Loose
10.Stationary
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Glas 1.Dead
2.Read
3.Head
4.Bread
5.Health
6.Wealth
7.Ready
8.Weather
9.Steady
10.Feather
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Pinc 1.Gladly
2.Priceless
3.Useful
4.Wasteful
5.Movement
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Homework Friday 24th January 2020 Homework is due on Wednesday 29th January 2020
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Learning logs: Welsh assessment preparation
Your homework this weekend is to learn your Welsh assessment off by heart. You have written your assessment into your learning logs or onto a piece of paper. Next Tuesday you will complete your Welsh oracy assessment in class. Therefore you need to have learnt it before then. You will be performing your assessment to a partner and then completing a peer assessment grid. Mrs Davies and Miss Davies will be listening in, in order to give you your oracy assessment level.
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Maths: Mrs Davies – Multiplication Miss Davies – converting grams and kilograms, millilitres and litres |
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Homework Friday 17th January 2020 Homework is due on Wednesday 22nd January 2020
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Google classrooms: Save our Planet
This week we have started our new context for learning ‘Save our Planet’. This weekend you have been assigned two tasks to complete on our Google Classroom. You need to login and go to the classwork section of your page. You need to scroll down to the ‘Save our planet’ section.
If you wish, as an extension homework you can create your own google classroom quiz about sustainability.
Our educational visit to Welsh Water is on Monday. Please ensure you remember your consent forms if you haven’t yet brought them. Please wear wellies if you have them or appropriate outdoor shoes. You will also need a warm coat as we will be spending of the day outside. |
Maths: Mrs Davies – Fractions, percentages and decimals Miss Davies – Shape |
Reading books. |
Spellings |
Due to our class mass we unfortunately did not complete our spelling test this week. Therefore please practise these spellings again this weekend.
All children this weekend have the same spellings to learn. These spellings are some of the key words for our new context for learning ‘Save our planet’.
Renewable Environment Sustainable Energy Pollution Solution Communities Alternative Power Temperature
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Homework Friday 10th January 2020 Homework is due on Wednesday 15th January 2020
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Learning Logs: Compassionate and loving
Our new pupil profile virtues for this half term are ‘compassionate and loving’. In class this week we have been discussing what it means to be compassionate and loving. As well as this, we have discussed some examples of how you can show compassion and love in your lives. Following on from this, your homework this weekend is to demonstrate how people can be compassionate and loving in their lives. You need to include specific actions and relevant vocabulary.
You have a choice of how you complete this:
We are developing our prayer writing skills in Year 6. Next week, you may be asked to say a spontaneous prayer for the intentions of those in the Australian bush fires. You may wish to prepare for this over the weekend.
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Maths: Mathletics has been assigned |
Reading books. |
Spellings |
All children this weekend have the same spellings to learn. These spellings are some of the key words for our new context for learning ‘Save our planet’.
Renewable Environment Sustainable Energy Pollution Solution Communities Alternative Orangutan Temperature
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Homework Friday 20th December 2019 Homework is due on Wednesday 8th January 2020
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Learning Logs: Eco friendly Christmas
For your homework over the Christmas holidays we would like you to produce a guide on how to have an eco-friendly Christmas. You can present this in your learning logs, as a google slides or google sites.
You may wish to include information about: Food waste Gift buying Recyclable materials
You can include suggestions as well as things you have done yourself.
Thank you for all of your hard work this term. Enjoy your holidays, be safe and we will see you in the new year! |
Maths: Mathletics has been assigned linked to mean, mode and median. |
Reading books. |
Spellings |
In addition we would like all children to learn the following spellings which are the key words for our ‘Come and see’ topic in January.
Scripture Bible genre New Testament history wisdom Gospel author patriarchs Holy Spirit |
Homework Friday 13th December 2019 Homework is due on Wednesday 18th December 2019
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Learning Logs: Kindness diary
This week as part of your preparation for Advent we would like you to create a kindness diary.
Our golden rules are:
Kind hands Kind hearts Kind words Kind feet
For your homework you need to evidence how you use each of these golden rules over the next week. We would like you to create two sections ‘at home’ and ‘at school’.
You need to write how you have demonstrated the golden rule and you may wish to include an image/drawing to help explain this further.
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Maths: Mathletics is set. |
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Homework - 6.12.19
Your homework this week is to create a Google Sites or a leaflet about the importance of learning Welsh.Please answer the following questions:
Why is learning Welsh important?
What are the benefits of learning Welsh?
How will learning Welsh help you in the future?
Do you enjoy learning Welsh?Explain your answer.
Mathletics has been assigned.
Coch/Melyn Spelling Book 4, Unit 11 |
Oren Spelling Book 4, Unit 7
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Glas Nelson spelling book 2, unit 1.
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Pinc Spelling Book 2, Unit 19
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1.Quite
2.Qualification
3.Quiet
4.Queue
5.Musician
6.Partial
7.Consultation
8.Financial
9.Invasion
10.Patient
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1.Embarrassed
2.Parallel
3.Temperature
4.February
5.Financial
6.Literacy
7.Correspond
8.Deodorant
9.Maintenance
10.Hygiene
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1.Dead
2.Read
3.Head
4.Bread
5.Health
6.Wealth
7.Ready
8.Weather
9.Steady
10.Feather
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1.Gladly
2.Priceless
3.Useful
4.Wasteful
5.Movement
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Homework Friday 29th November 2019 Homework is due on Wednesday 4th December 2019
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Learning Logs: 1980s research
Next week we will begin our next context ‘The 1980s’. We will be gathering information about the 1980s and using this to compare life in the 1980s and 1940s. Your homework this weekend is to complete some research on the 1980s before we begin our topic. You can complete this research in your learning logs or by using Google sites/slides.
You need to make sure you answer the following questions:
What toys and games were popular during the 1980s? What was fashion like during the 1980s? What was technology like during the 1980s? What major events happened in the 1980s? What was the impact of these events?
You should complete your research online and cite your sources but you could also ask the adults at home to help you answer the questions.
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Maths: Miss Davies’ Mathletics: Multiplication and division Mrs Davies’ Mathletics: Data
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Homework Friday 22nd November 2019 Homework is due on Wednesday 27th November 2019
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Learning Logs: Advent calendar
We are preparing to enter the season of Advent and have just begun our new Come and see topic ‘Expectations’. Therefore your homework this weekend is to create an Advent calendar with a daily mission to carry out and help us prepare. You can present and design your calendars in as creative a way as possible. This year Advent begins on Sunday 1st December.
Here are some ideas:
1st Sunday of Advent. Today the first candle on the Advent wreath is lit. When do we light the others?
Your mission today: Bring a smile to at least five people.
Make and deliver a Christmas card for an elderly relative or neighbour.
Jesus helps people to find peace. Say the Mission Together prayer today for children living in war zones. |
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1.expensive
2.extensive
3.productive
4.digestive
5.progressive
6.circumference
7.presence
8.confidence
9.evidence
10.disappearance
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1. vein 2. conceive 3. receive 4. sleigh 5. perceive 6. reign 7. veil 8. deceit 9. neighbour 10. weight |
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Homework Friday 15th November 2019 Homework is due on Wednesday 20th November 2019
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Learning Logs: TASC wheel research (The Blitz)
Next week in class you will be working collaboratively to create a presentation about your group’s research area. You need to research the 4 questions your group have decided on and answer these questions fully. You should have written your questions in your homework book or reading record.
We will be planning our presentations in class next Tuesday. Therefore wherever possible, could learning log homework please be completed by Tuesday of next week as it will help greatly with your presentations.
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Maths: Mrs Davies’: Mathletics linked to graphs. Miss Davies’: Mathletics linked to factors and times tables. |
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February |
relief |
Direction Correction Discussion Revision Explosion |
Friday 8th November 2019
Homework
Interview someone in your family or community who has a job.
Ask them the following three questions and record their answers:
Then ask two more questions of your own choice.
Mathletics has been set linked to your maths learning this week.
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Friday 25th October Homework is due on Wednesday 6th November |
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Learning Logs. After half term it will be ‘Open your eyes week’ in year 5, where different companies and people will come in to the classroom to speak about their jobs. Therefore over half term, your homework is to create a CV.
Your homework over half term is to produce a CV for your future Job.
What do you want to be when you grow up? What do you need to be able to do for your future career? What skills will you need? What experience will you need? How can you present your CV creatively?
Mathletics Miss Davies' class - subtraction and place-value. Mrs Davies' class - conversions.
All children have the same half term spellings. We would like you to learn the spellings of our St Philip Evans pupil profile virtues.
Eloquent Truthful Faith-filled Hopeful Loving Compassionate Attentive Discerning Active Curious Grateful Generous Learned Wise
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Homework - 18.10.19
Your homework this week is to generate a range of open ended,relevant questions to ask on our educational visits to Brecon Museum next week. You may wish to write them in a notebook and bring this to the museum so that you can record the answers. You will be learning about evacuation, looking at a range of different artefacts and finding out more about rationing.
You can also dress as an evacuee if you wish,although this is not compulsory.
Mathletics homework has been set and spelling words for Friday's test are the words shared last week,below.
Homework -10/10/19
Research the following questions about evacuees and life in World War 2 in order to gather information for our non-chronological report next week. You may wish to complete this in your learning logs, or you may wish to complete the homework using Google Classrooms.
Where were children evacuated from and where did children go?
How did evacuees travel? (Explain the journey, the role of the teacher and what happened when they arrived at their new destinations)
Life for evacuees (school life, home life, the billeting process)
How was evacuation a life-changing event? (Find quotes from interviews or recordings from people who experienced evacuation)
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1. friendly 2. cartoonist 3. Quietly 4. peaceful 5. wonderful |
Mathletics tasks have been set linked to this week’s learning.
Homework Friday 4th October Homework is due on Wednesday 9th October 2019
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Learning Logs: What is your dream for the world?
Following on from our PHSE lesson this week about injustice and inequality, your homework this weekend is to create a learning log entitled ‘My dream for the world’.
You can present this work in a story, poem, information guide, circle map or by using Google slides/sites.
Here are some questions to think about:
What issues are present in the world today? What is injustice and inequality? Where does injustice and inequality take place? How can we help? What changes would you like to make?
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Maths: Mathletics is set linked to times table facts. |
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Reading books and active learn. |
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Coch/Melyn Rule: unstressed vowels |
Oren Rule: add suffix -tion, -cian |
Glas Rule: add suffix - ing |
Pinc Rule: add suffix -tion and -ious |
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1. vein 2. conceive 3. receive 4. sleigh 5. perceive 6. reign 7. veil 8. deceit 9. neighbour 10. weight
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Homework Friday 27th September 2019 Homework is due on Wednesday 2nd Octeober 2019
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Learning Logs: Evacuee Profile Your homework is to use Google Classrooms to create a profile about an evacuee. You could use Google Slides, Google Docs, or a programme of your choice.
Success criteria:
What is the name of your evacuee? Describe their family. Describe their train journey Describe their experience of the billeting hall. Describe their hostfamily.
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Maths: Your Maths homework this weekend is linked to area and perimeter. |
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Reading books. Remember to use Active Learn to read also. |
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Homework
Friday 20th September 2019
Homework is due on Wednesday 25th September 2019
Learning logs: Your homework this weekend is to answer some research questions about heart rate. Next week, we will be completing a science investigation into the variables that affect heart rate and this research will be used to make your predictions. It is therefore important that you research the following questions in detail:
What variables affect heart rate?
Why does heart rate increase after exercise?
What is the function of the heart?
We will be completing our predictions in class on Tuesday. Therefore, wherever possible we would appreciate if homework could be completed by Tuesday of next week.
Extra homework: Complete a poster to advertise the rugby world cup. Be as creative as possible. This can be completed on paper or using ICT!
Maths: Mathletics is set linked to addition and subtraction.
Reading books.
Spellings
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1.1.childish2.troublesome3.vandalism4.likewise5.likeness6.instruct7.instructed8.instructing9.hopefully10.hopeless11.shameless2.carrying3.tuning4.prettier5.useful6.using7.useless8.careful9.caring10.careless1.giraffe2.gentle3.general4.gallop5.gobble6.genius7.gym8.goose9.gardener10. goldfish 1.1.comb2.kite3.clock4.milk5.snake
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Homework
Friday 13th September 2019
Homework is due on Wednesday 18th September 2019
Learning Logs: Immersion day preparation
In order to prepare for our World War II Immersion day next week we would like you to try and make a costume.
Our immersion day will take place next Thursday (19th September) we encourage you to dress up as an evacuee. Please do not go out and purchase any costumes. We would like you to be as innovative as you can and use items you already have or make parts of your costume.
You could make a:
Identity card
Luggage label
Ration book
Maths: Mathletics is set linked to place value.
Reading books.
Spellings
Coch/Melyn
Rule: unstressed vowels
Oren
Rule: add suffix -tion, -cian
Glas
Rule: add suffix - ing
Pinc
Rule: add suffix -tion and -ious
1.aquarium2.auditorium3.supersonic4.aeroplane5.microphone6.telegraph7.binoculars8.binary9.bilingual10.octagon1.subtraction2.desperate3.separate4.hospital5.forgotten6.adventure7.employer8.astronaut9.microscope10.elephant1.accident2.chance3.concert4.practice5.certificate6.circle7.cymbals8.exempt9.decide10.cereal1.dove2.government3.discover4.dive5.grave
Homework Friday 6th September 2019 Homework is due on Wednesday 11th September 2019
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Learning Logs: Roald Dahl research
In order to prepare for Dahlicious day next week we would like you to carry out some research on the life of Roald Dahl.
Success criteria:
Where was Roald Dahl born? What did Roald Dahl do during his early life? What inspired Roald Dahl? How did Roald Dahl become an author? What are Roald Dahls' biggest successes? When did Roald Dahl die?
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Maths: Your Maths homework this weekend is to practise your times tables using Mathletics. |
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Coch/Melyn Rule: unstressed vowels |
Oren Rule: add suffix -tion, -cian |
Glas Rule: add suffix - ing |
Pinc Rule: add suffix -tion and -ious |
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