Number 1 Poverty

Whilst we are off school, Miss Killick and I have decided to keep your learning relevant by creating learning activities linked to Global Issues – there are 17 in total. We will post one a week for you to have a go at. Please open the document and try the three activities; you can do them with your whole family. Thanks, Miss W and Miss K

Year 6,

We hope you are all ok and having a lovely time with your families, whilst doing some work, alongside the adjustment to staying home.

Please use the link below to access Year 6 Maths and English activities. The site is the scheme we follow in school; it has useful videos and daily lessons.

https://www.hamilton-trust.org.uk/blog/learning-home-packs/

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to get in contact with us. We look forward to sharing all your work when we get back to school and on Seesaw in the meantime. If you do not have your Seesaw login details, we can provide these; it is important for us all to stay in touch to share our work and to stay connected.

Take care, Miss W and Miss K

I hope you are all having a lovely time in your gardens, enjoying the sunshine. It would be lovely to have our Year 6 children all sharing their work on Seesaw. Please can you start uploading things if you haven’t already.

If you need your login details, please send me an email: nina.walters1@taw.org.uk and I will forward them to you straight away. Feel free to contact me for Timetable Rock Star details too.

Stay safe everyone,

Miss W

If you are looking for extra activities to complete alongside your other tasks, why not try these:

1. 10 Day Drawing Challenge: draw something using only your favourite colour (shading is the key) and describe it using a synopsis. Let your imagination go wild.
2. High Five: draw around your hand, add pictures and words of things you like, to each finger of the hand. Challenge yourself to turn any negative thoughts into positive ones.
3. Get outside: find something in your garden that you haven’t seen before (it could be an insect or a plant, etc.). Find out what it is, then create a fact book. How many new things can you discover in a week.
4. Poetry: go on a metaphor and simile walk; this could be a walk around your garden or house. Turn these ideas into a poetry masterpiece.

Enjoy 🙂

The following fab app, which is free, has access to over 40,000 books. Please download it and share books with your family.

https://www.getepic.com/

Enjoy 🙂