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Activities - Week 16 - Friday

Good morning, Year 6!

Maths

Starter
Practise your skills from this week by playing Banana Hunt...

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

 * What do you notice? What do you wonder?
* Who is the woman? 
* Why does she live on a boat?
* Does she have everything she needs?
* Is she happy?
* Is she lonely?
* Is being alone the same as being lonely?

Word Aware

Play 'I'm thinking of...' with someone in your family. The rules are simple: use three adjectives to describe something and see if they can guess what you're thinking of. If no one is available, you can play it with me (leave your guesses in the comments section). 

I'm thinking of something... tasty, white and small. Can you guess what I'm thinking of?

Topic

Computing

Try some of these typing games.

Library

Have you looked at the list of resources which Ms Abram Millar put together for you?

Enjoy Jason Reynolds reading an extract from one of his amazing books, 'Ghost':




Have a great day!

Ms Tupman and Mr Town

Comments

  1. Unknown10 July 2020 at 08:18

    still working on it
    i thinks its 8
    i dont know
    the cone weighs 117g
    and i will figure the last one
    Bye this is not deatailed but it is early in the morning
    Amira H

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    1. Year 610 July 2020 at 10:43

      Hi Amira,

      1. What would it look like if you drew it as a bar model?

      2. Yes, it's 8!

      3. She drinks 2/5 of the coffee. What fraction hasn't she drunk? This fraction is equal to 120ml of coffee. Can you use this to work out how much coffee there was at the start (or, how much coffee is equal to 5/5)?

      4. Yes, well done!

      5. Okay, let us know if you'd like a hint.

      I'm impressed by how early you were up and doing maths work!

      Ms Tupman

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