Year 6 Learning Activities Term 6 week 4
P A L M A R S H I have included
English and Maths
learning for each
day of the week
see below.
Using different coloured
paper/card/beads or
sequins, have a go at
creating your own mosaic.
Wednesday 24th June
is National Writing
day – write anything,
about anything you
like and send it in.
This could be a story,
a comic, a persuasive
piece or writing –
anything. What you
write is up to you, as
long as you enjoy it!
This week is going to
be hot – create your
own ice lolly using
water, juice if you
want and fruit.
Have some fun in the
sun (once your
suncream is on!) by
cooling down with a
water fight – make
sure the other
person agrees first!
Send in a personal
video message for
the children who are
in school.
Offer to cook, or to
help cook dinner this
week. If your feeling
extra helpful, you
could even help with
the washing up too!
Thunk: If you set out
to fail and succeed in
failing, did you
succeed or fail?!
Discuss
Play TT rock stars –
remember I can see
who has logged on
Pick a language you are
unsure of and learn how
to say basic sayings such
as hello, goodbye, thank
you, please, my name is…
Make a home for
wildlife
Have a go at creating
your own sundial.
Choose a stick and
place it upright in the
ground somewhere
where it can sit for a
while without getting
in the way (or a tall
object). Once the
time hits the hour,
place a stone, make a
mark, chalk a number
or otherwise note
the position of the
stick’s shadow at
that time.
It’s up to you how
often you want to
mark; every hour is
usual but we have
seen sundials marked
out in 15-minute
blocks with
Create an exercise
circuit at home or in
your back garden of
four activities. This
could include star
jumps, stepping up
and down on a step,
skipping, keepy
uppies – which ever
activities take your
fancy. Time how many
you can do in a
minute. Then repeat
and see if you can
improve. This activity
will be repeated over
the next few weeks
where you can see
what your personal
best is.
Create a gratitude
jar, where you write
notes about what,
since lockdown, you
are grateful for and
appreciate.
Complete the PE sock
roll challenge using
the link below
Pick any year in
history, and research
key events which
happened here
different-sized
markings and they
look just great!
Hello everyone,
Maths this week is from WhiteRose on Fractions to Percentages. Work your way through it. Do what you can.
Fractions to percentages https://vimeo.com/420690848
Equivalent FDP https://vimeo.com/420690973
Order FDP https://vimeo.com/420691109
Percentage of an amount https://vimeo.com/420691195
Talk for Writing English work this week is called Doors – the world of possibilities.
Above are a selection of activities that you may wish to undertake during the school closure. A new Learning Activities sheet will
be produced weekly and emailed via Parent Pay and published on the class pages of the website. If you have any questions
about the activities set please email [email protected] or [email protected]. If you would like to
email any completed activities or send us a photo that we can share on the website please do to the above addresses. This work
is not compulsory, but hope it gives you some activities to help keep everyone busy. If you would like any further activities www.twinkl.co.uk are offering parents free access to resources using the offer code
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Accelerated Reader: If your child uses Accelerated Reader at school, they can access the quizzes from home to now. Please
follow the link on our school website under Children > Useful Links >Accelerated Reader.
Links to Timestable Rockstars and Purple Mash (Computing curriculum) can also be found on the school website if you follow
Children >Useful Links >Purple Mash or Times Tables Rockstars.
