Year 6
Here are a couple of links for you to try whilst you are at home
SATS Information
Here are some links for you to follow to practice skills for the upcoming SATS in May.
Encourage your child to go through the packs at their own pace and remember to remind your child to take some time off to enjoy their holiday as well!
Maths and English:
IXL have different activities linked to different areas of the curriculum where your child can choose which skill they would like to focus on.
BBC Bitesize allows you to choose between Maths and English and you can select a video, an activity or an end of topic quiz that is marked online.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/education
Take Maths and English quizzes that are marked online.
http://www.educationquizzes.com/ks2/maths/
On this website, there are lots of games that your child can choose to practise different skills in maths.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/ordering-and-sequencing-numbers
On this website, there are lots of games that your child can choose to practise their spellings and different elements of grammar.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/english-games/7-11-years/spelling-and-grammar
Encourage children to practise their Times Tables and be able to recall them at speed. If your child has forgotten their login, please ask their class teacher.
All spelling rules and patterns that your child has learnt throughout school will be tested on the KS2 spelling paper. If your child has forgotten their login, please ask their class teacher.
https://www.spellingshed.com/en-gb
This week, we have been looking at the amount of sugar in different drinks. Do you know how much sugar you should be consuming per day?
This half term, we are learning all about how our body works and how to keep it healthy. As part of this topic, we will be creating our own healthy snack. Today, we sampled some healthy ingredients that could be used - It’s safe to say not everybody was a fan!
During the Autumn term, year 6 enjoyed a visit to Crucial Crew at the Lifewise Centre in Hellaby. Throughout the day, children were split into groups and took part in various activities learning how to keep themselves safe in the community. Sessions were led by members from local services including the Fire Brigade, Ambulance Service and the Police Force. The children were lucky enough to take on different roles within a court room and watch role play to help them understand the dangers of hate and knife crime. A great time was had by all with lots of helpful information on how to remain safe and report crimes.
