Summer Term 2: Week 2 - Home Learning

Please read the document below, which explains how your home learning will happen this half term. Each subject has its own page, which outlines the work you need to do and where you can find it.

Some tasks will be in you red book, some takes need to be done on SeeSaw.

This term, I am going to set you work for each morning (English, Maths and Reading) as well as usual afternoon lesson too - these will be different each week. Try and do as much as you can; aim to do at least 2 of the lessons please. 

This means, you should do all of the morning lessons, and a minimum of 2 of the afternoon tasks.

Now look at the instructions document below before starting your work - otherwise you will not know what to do for each task!

Year 6 Maths

Your weekly maths tasks are uploaded to MyMaths.

You should complete the online lesson first, then the homework task. You should be aiming for a score which is around 80% minimum please.

If you complete these tasks quickly, please go to the Oak Academy website, and select and area o maths which you feel you need to revise. Compete the tasks in your book and upload to SeeSaw so I can see how you are getting on, the Oak Academy link is:  https://www.thenational.academy/online-classroom/year-6/maths#subjects

Guided Reading

All of your guided reading tasks are uploaded to SeeSaw each morning. Log in and upload your work/ answers each day please.

English

All work is uploaded to SeeSaw each morning. Please log in and complete your work each day, then upload as you are asked to.

Afternoon Lessons:

The tasks below are 'afternoon' lessons. You should complete at least 2 of these lessons this week please - you can decide which lessons you would like to do. You can of course do more than two if you wish.

When you complete a topic task, please upload to SeeSaw, just take a picture of your work and add a new post.

PSHE:

This half term, we will be exploring relationships and changes as we grow up.

This week, you need to explore this question:

Could you look after a new baby with £100?

Talk to your parents about this question and ask them about the things they needed when you were a baby. Make a list of essential items together.

Then, find out how much it would all cost – find the cheapest and the most expensive.

Reflect: Could you look after a new baby with £100?