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Activities - Week 15 - Friday

Good morning, Year 6!

Maths

Starter
Practise your skills from this week by playing this exciting angles game...

Main Activity
How many of these challenges can you complete? Post your answers in the comments below! (Or email us at year6.cabot@bristol-schools.uk).







Literacy

 1. If you haven't already taken part in Miss Davies' wonderful reading lesson, then please start by doing that. (Miss Davies is right, by the way: I will be treating myself to copy of this book very soon!)

2. Pick a topic that interests you that we don't teach at Cabot at the moment. Write a paragraph to persuade me that we should teach it! 

 Word Aware

 In school, we've been talking about the collective nouns for groups of animals. For example, a group of crows is called a murder of crows; a group of wild cats is called a destruction of  wild cats; a group of elephants is called a memory of elephants.

There are many, many more! Have a look at the list of collective nouns here. Pick one or two that interest you. Why do you think they're called that? Can you come up with some of your own collective nouns for animals? Or perhaps, pick your favourites from the list and make an alphabet of collective nouns?

My favourite is a flamboyance of flamingoes!

 Topic

 Computing

 Hour Of Code - we haven't done any coding for a while! Try one of the challenges you haven't already done.

 Library

 Ms Abram Millar has another list of wonderful free book resources for you! I love the sound of the 'You Wouldn't Want To Be...' books.

 There is also additional information on the Summer Reading Challenge here.

 Have a good weekend!

Mr Town and Ms Tupman

Comments

  1. Unkown3 July 2020 at 08:44

    There r 14 cakes hidden
    10 X 2= 5 X 4
    10+2= 5+7
    10 divided by 2 =5 divided by 1
    10-2 =13-5
    The greatest is 86
    idk about the last two.
    by amira h




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    1. Year 63 July 2020 at 09:35

      Morning Amira,

      1. and 2. YES!

      3. Check again... What are the two largest numbers she could make? What do they total?

      4. 2 pencils + 3 rulers = £5 - £1.07
      (69p x 2) + 3 rulers = £3.93
      Can you complete the calculations to find out what 1 ruler costs?

      5. We've been learning about angles in school this week. Have a look in your CGP book and review what it says about angles in a triangle, angles in a quadrilateral and any other angle facts...

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  2. Amira A3 July 2020 at 10:54

    Q1. 14 cakes are hidden
    Q2. circle is 4
    triangle is 7
    square is 1
    heart is 13
    Q3. the largest number is 95
    Q4. 3 rulers cost £3.93
    Q5. I don't know

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    1. Year 63 July 2020 at 10:58

      Morning Amira!

      Questions 1 - 3 YES! Well done!

      Question 4... Check again. 2 pencils and 3 rulers cost £3.93. Each pencil costs 69p. What does 1 ruler cost?

      Question 5. Have a look in your CGP book about angles on a straight line and angles in a triangle...

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  3. Unknown3 July 2020 at 13:39

    hi

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