Activities - Week 11

Activities - Week 11 - Thursday

Good morning, Year 6!

Maths

Starter
To practise what you were learning yesterday, have a go at Pecking Order, a game about ordering fractions, decimals and percentages.

Main Activity
Today's lesson is about finding percentages of amounts.

First, watch this video and have a go at any of the questions in it:

Then complete this worksheet: Thursday's Maths Worksheet
(Don't forget that you can do this by writing the answers in your book or on a piece of paper - you don't need to print the sheet out.)

Then check your work against the answers: Thursday's Maths Answers

GPS

Watch the video and complete the quiz about using inverted commas.

Literacy

Follow along with the video lesson. You'll need your writing from yesterday!

Topic

Geography

Follow along with this video lesson about Snowdon and mapping mountains:

Snowdon OS Map (click on the map to enlarge it)
Map Key

Art

Either make these origami paper birds:

Or take part in this music lesson on pulse.

Have a great day and send us an email to show us your work: year6.cabot@bristol-schools.uk

Ms Tupman and Mr Town

Comments

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Year 6 have been practising their -ant, -ance, -ancy and -ent, -ence and -ency spellings recently. One fun way we found to practise was by playing a matching game. Children had to turn over a word card and a definition card and see if they matched. If they did, the children had to try to spell the word without looking at the card. If they were correct, they kept the pair of cards. The winner was the player with the most pairs!

Term 6 - Writing

In literacy lessons, we have been learning about part of S. F. Said's book, 'Phoenix'. We read an edited version of the first chapter, and over the next few weeks, created our own action stories based on that.

Term 5 - More Maths

We used the double-sided counters to explore the game of Nim-7 . We enjoyed working out if there was a way of always winning, whether you were Player 1 or Player 2. Once we'd explored that, we started asking ourselves other questions: "What would happen if we had an even number of counters?" "What if you could take more counters at a time?" "What if you used the same rules, but played with more people?" Each group picked a question to investigate further, and started to think about how to record what they had found out. Year 6 worked well in partnership with each other and really thought deeply about the maths behind the investigation.

Year 6 2021-22

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