Monday 1st February 2021

Good morning Year 6! I hope you all had a great weekend and are ready for your week of remote learning. 

This week, you will be finding out about 'The Blitz' and building up to writing your own WWII short stories in English, using your shape knowledge in Maths to find the area, perimeter and volume, discovering more about Judaism in WWII, putting together sequences in gymnastics, thinking about pitch when creating musical instruments, and recapping numbers and colours in Spanish.  

I hope you have a great week, Miss D :)

Children's Mental Health Week Activities

This week is also Children's Mental Health Week so keep an eye out for lots of fun activities and tips on this year's theme: Express Yourself!

Here is a virtual assembly to kick start the week:

https://classroom.thenational.academy/assemblies/childrens-mental-health-week-2021 

Here is a short video from HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Kate.
In the video, Kate shares the importance of looking after yourself (both physically and mentally), gives a few suggestions of ways to do this and reminds us about the value of expressing how we feel.

https://youtu.be/PEBURwEL9HM 

The BBC Teach website also has a range of short videos with suggestions for maintaining a positive wellbeing.

Here are some resources you might find useful to help you with your English tasks this week:

Word documents can be edited on the computer.

PDF documents can be printed if you have access to a printer or they can be used as a guide for creating your own on paper and resources do not need to be printed to complete this week's tasks.

Weekly Worship:

Weekly Topic Tasks

Here are this week's different Topic Tasks for you to have a go at from home.

Please try to complete one of these activities each day - you can choose which activities you do and what order you do them it.  Try to complete PE and RE activities weekly if you can:

Print Outs

These are your daily Maths and English, and Topic tasks only from the PDFs above in a PowerPoint format:

(NB: They do not need to be printed to complete the activities).