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ReadingMonday

1. The setting for the scene is “a lush green landscape with trees and a clear pool of water”. (1 mark)

2. The characters in the scene are: a wise man, a King, the King’s guards, Compere Lapin and Compere Tig.(1 mark)

3. The King knows that someone has been in his pool because it is “murky and dirty”.(1 mark)

4. The actor playing the King should say “He must die!” in a commanding voice. This is because he is a king and is used to be obeyed. The exclamation mark shows that it should be said loudly.(2 marks)

Tuesday

1. The wise man tells the King that Compere Lapin is to blame.(1mark)

2. When he thinks he is allowed in the pool Compere Tig feels proud to have been chosen by the king to bathe somewhere special. I know this because it says “pushing his chest out with pride”.(2 marks)

3. The King’s guards capture Compere Tig and “wrap him in a bundle and tie him to a tree”.(1mark)

4. Compere Tig tells Compere Lapin that the real reason the King is angry with him is because he refused to marry the King’s daughter and not because he went in the pool.(1 mark)

Wednesday (possible answers could include)

1. Compere Lapin enters looking panicked because he has heard that the King has realised someone was in his pool and that person should be arrested and killed. This ‘someone’ was probably Compere Lapin.(2 marks)

Y6 Week 6 Answers – 27.04.20 – 01.05.202. Compere Lapin tell Compere Tig that the king has given permission for

him to use the pool as he knows that Compere Tig will try to get in the pool and the King will see this and blame him.(1 mark)

3. Compere Lapin say “Compere Tig, let me swap with you”? because he would like to marry the King’s daughter as this could lead to him having power and riches.(1 mark)

4. The relationship between Compere Lapin and Compere Tig is one based on friendship as they enter the stage together; however, Compere Lapin plays tricks on his friend and is quite selfish as when is friend is arrested he doesn’t tell the truth, he “watches hiding behind a rock”. Compere Tig is possibly too trusting of his friend.(2 marks)

Thursday (possible answers could include)

1. Either answer is possible but the mark comes from the justification- Compere Tig was right to trick Compere Lapin in the end because he

had been tricked first. Compere Lapin had left him to be arrested and tied to a tree. (1 mark)

- It wasn’t right for Compere Tig to trick Compere Lapin in the end because they were friends and friends should always look out for each other and forgive each other if one of them makes a mistake. (1 mark)

-2. The clue from the text that the two main characters are NOT human

are “Compere Tig walks proudly to the pool and dips his paws in” and “Compere Lapin stops washing his ears”. Both of these actions are what an animal would do, not a human.

(2 marks)

3. Various answers are available but the mark comes from the reason why. For example:

- The final line should be said quietly because Compere Tig is upset by the events and takes no joy in his former friend’s death.

- The final line should be said with regret as Compere Lapin was Compere Tig’s friend but he betrayed him.

- The final line should be said gleefully because Compere Tig has got his revenge.

4. The effect would be that the audience are ‘on the edge of their seats’ waiting for the moment the guards begin to come forward with the red hot iron bar. They would be constantly reminded of the pain the guards are going to inflict upon the person who went against the King’s orders.

(2 marks)

Friday (possible answers could include)

Y6 Week 6 Answers – 27.04.20 – 01.05.201. Compere Lapin is quite two-faced and selfish. He only really thinks

about himself and is quite happy for his friend Compere Tig to take the blame when he was the one who broke the rules.

2. Features of a play script include: the setting, the list of characters, the way that the text is split into scenes, the stage directions given in brackets, the layout of the text with the character given followed by what they say and the fact that none of the dialogue uses speech punctuation.

3. Stage directions include centre stage, stage right, stage left, upstage, and downstage. These guide the actors to the different sections of the stage named after the centre and four directions. Corners are referred to as up right, down right, up left, and down left. They are named from the actor’s point of view (the opposite to what the audience will see).

4. Children’s own answers5. Children’s own answers

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SPaGGet started (other answers are possible)

1. I don’t like this flavour.2. In the film we’re watching, the aliens are cross.3. They don’t know how to talk to humans well.4. Cos of the misunderstanding, it meant there’d be a large battle.5. Fortunately, the aliens couldn’t beat the humans.6. Now they’ve found someone who is fab at speaking both languages.7. I’m sure that things will improve now they’re understanding each

other.8. All in all, I’ve only found the film OK: I don’t really like war scenes.

Try these (other answers are possible) 1. We watched an excellent film recently.2. We did not get bored because it was exceptionally exciting.3. It concerned a family arriving from America.4. They had been fugitives in their own country.5. They had been caught stealing from large banking establishments.6. They had decided to come to the United Kingdom.7. Eventually, they were extradited from the new location and

arrested!8. I could not stop deliberating about it afterwards

Now try theseThe children’s answers will vary. Answer 3 and 5 should be written using informal language. Answer 4 and 6 should be formally written.

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Maths – Mr Needham and Miss Dean

LO: To round to the nearest 1000Tuesday 28th April 2020

Star words: Rounding place value digits thousands

FluencyRound these numbers to the nearest 1000.

10001) 70002) 6000

3) 64,0004) 99,000

5) 785,0006) 675,000

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Reasoning

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Problem SolvingUsing the number cards 0-9, can you make numbers that fit the following rules? Challenge: Use each digit only once.

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1. When rounded to the nearest 1000, I round to 1000 (Numbers between 500 and 1000)560, 561, 562, 563, 564, 567, 568, 569, 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, 576, 578, 579, 580, 581, 582, 583, 584, 586, 587, 589, 590, 591, 592, 593, 594, 596, 597, 598,

2. When rounded to the nearest 1000, I round to 83000 __________(Numbers between 82500 and 83499)83,024, 83,472, 83,295, 82,679, 82,547, 82, 975, 83,194

3. When rounded to the nearest 1000, I round to 72000 ___________(Numbers between 71500 and 72,499)71,583, 71,658, 71,942, 71,863, 71,938, 72,438, 72,359

4. When rounded to the nearest 1000, I round to 562,000 __________(Numbers between 561,500 and 562,500)561,872, 561,798, 561,730, 562,490, 562,137, 562,319

5. When rounded to the nearest 1000, I round to 4,276,000 _________(Numbers between 4,275,500 and 4,276,499)4,275,689, 4,275,981, 4,276,310, 4,276,135, 4,276,391

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Challenge

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Fluency10,000

1) 70,0002) 80,000

3) 50,0004) 40,000

5) 630,0006) 450,000

100,000

1) 500,0002) 200,000

3) 400,0004) 1,000,000

5) 2,300,0006) 1,600,000

1,000,0001) 4,000,0002) 2,000,000

3) 6,000,0004) 2,000,000

5) 5,000,0006) 4,000,000

Reasoning

3) When rounding to the nearest 10,000.

4) Because 5 hundred thousand is between 5 and 9 and so we add 1 to the left

(millions).

Problem Solving1) Dominos deliver 72,536 pizzas every week. To the nearest thousand, how

many pizzas are delivered in a week? 73,000

LO: To round to the nearest 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000.Wednesday 29th April 2020

Star words: Rounding place value digits thousands Whole number ten thousand hundred thousand millions

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2) The distance around the word 24,901 miles. To the nearest ten thousand,

what is the distance around the world. 25,000

3) Every day, Cadbury’s factory makes 1,253,473 Dairy Milk chocolate bars.

To the nearest million, how many chocolate bars are made over 5 days?

5 x 1,253,473 = 6,267,365

6,000,000

Or

1,253,473 rounded to 1 million = 1,000,000

5 x 1,000,000 = 5,000,000

Challenge1) List ten numbers that round to 1,000,000. Any number from 5000,000 to 1,499,9992) What’s the greatest number that can be rounded to 1,000,000? 1,499,9993) What’s the lowest number that can be rounded to 1,000,000? 500,000

Fluency

LO: To round decimals to the nearest tenth and whole number.Thursday 30th April 2020

Star words: rounding place value whole number tenth hundredth

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2 2.5 3 2 2.5 3 4 4.5 5

6.24 6.99 4.49Whole number: 6 Whole number: 7 Whole number: 4Tenth: 6.2 Tenth: 7.0 Tenth: 4.5

Whole number1) 52) 6

3) 124) 8

5) 186) 73

tenth1) 2.72) 6.2

3) 12.94) 0.2

5) 1.46) 2.7

Reasoning

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Problem Solving1) What 3-digit number, that ends with a 7, is 1 when rounded to the nearest whole number and 1.6 when rounded to the nearest tenth?1.57

2) Mr Needham subtracts 1.317 when rounded to tenths away from the same number when rounded to whole number. What is the difference between the numbers?

Nearest tenth = 1.3Nearest whole number= 11.3 – 1 = 0.3ChallengeHow many decimal numbers with 2 decimal places are there that round to 0.5 as their nearest tenth?

0.45 0.500.46 0.510.47 0.520.48 0.530.49 0.54

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Friday 1 st May 2020

1) 60902) 83573) 204) 3365) 3696) 89937) 608) 109) 010) 1311) 2212) 813) 11014) 253.415) 1016) 2717) 101,00018) 600

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Maths – Miss Stonehouse and Mr Orr

Fluency10,000

1) 67,0002) 80,000

3) 947,0004) 244,000

5) 1,285,0006) 3,842,000

100,000

1) 500,0002) 200,000

3) 400,0004) 1,000,000

5) 2,300,0006) 1,600,000

1,000,0001) 4,000,0002) 2,000,000

3) 6,000,0004) 2,000,000

5) 13,000,0006) 19,000,000

Reasoning

3) When rounding to the nearest 10,000.

4) Because 5 hundred thousand is between 5 and 9 and so we add 1 to the left

LO: To round to the nearest 10,000, 100,000 and 1,000,000.Tuesday 28th April 2020

Star words: Rounding place value digits thousands Whole number ten thousand hundred thousand millions

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(millions).

Problem Solving1)‘6 million people (to the nearest million) watched a football match on television.’a) What is the least number of people that could have watched the football

match on television? 5,500,000

b) What is the greatest number of people that could have watched the

football match on television? 6,499,000

2)

487,678 people are going to a music festival. We need one plastic cup for

everyone but they come in packs of 9. Estimate how many packs do we

need to buy?

Round 9 to 10

487,678 can be rounded to 500,000

500,000 divided by 10 = 50,000

ChallengeEduardo says, ‘The population of Mexico City is 11 million (to the nearest million) and the population of New York is 11·2 million (to the nearest hundred thousand).’ He says, ‘The population of New York must be bigger than the population of Mexico City because 11·2 million is bigger than 11 million.’ Do you agree with him? NoMexico highest population could be 11,499,999New York’s lowest population could be 11,150,000

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Fluency

Whole number – 3Nearest tenth – 3.2

Whole number1) 52) 6

3) 124) 68

5) 186) 73

tenth1) 32) 6.2

3) 12.94) 0.2

5) 26) 2.7

Hundredth 1) 0.432) 6.33

3) 16.374) 38.65

5) 27.886) 8.65

Reasoning

LO: To round decimals to the nearest tenth and whole number.Wednesday 29th April 2020

Star words: rounding place value whole number tenth hundredth

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Problem Solving

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1) What 4-digit number, that ends with a 7, is 1.6 when rounded to tenths and 1.58 when rounded to hundredths?1.587

2) Mr Needham subtracts 0.3198 when rounded to hundredths away from the same number when rounded to tenths. What is the difference between the numbers?0.32 – 0.3 = 0.02

3) Using your rounding skills, explain which number is the odd one out.

3.567 4 3.57 3.6 3.5

3.5Because3.567 can be rounded to 4, 3.57 and 3.6

ChallengeHow many decimal numbers with three decimal places are there that round to 0.55 as their nearest hundredth?0.5450.5460.5470.5480.5490.5510.5520.5530.554

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FluencyCalculate the missing values to complete the bar models. Then write the four number sentences which can be made from the bar models1) 212, 768 4) 628,2102) 2,713,513 5) 1,658,5353) 14,244 6) 419,119

Reasoning

No she needs to add the 2 parts as the whole is missing.

1465 – 237 = 1228

LO: To add and subtract whole numbers.Thursday 30th April 2020

Star words: rounding place value whole number tenth hundredth

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425 + 2926 = 3351 A = 8220 cmB = 250,000mm = 25,000 cm25,000 cm – 8220 cm = 16,780

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Problem Solving1. In January, there were 34,371 new born dragons. In February, another 61,428 dragons were born. However, in March, 42,985 dragons died. How many dragons are there?

34,371 + 61,428 = 95,79995,799 - 42,985 = 52,814

2. The Iron Swords Company employed 62,134 men, but then the industry experienced a decline, and 3,986 men left. However, business began to pick up again, and the Iron Swords Company increased its employment of men by 761 men. How many men work at the Iron Swords Company now?

62,134 – 3986 = 58,14858,148 + 761 = 58,909

3. The great dragons of the west burnt 19,426 houses in their first week. They burnt 73,645 houses in their second week and more in their third week. In total, 155, 478 houses were burnt. How many did they burn in week 3?

19,426 + 73,645 = 93,071155,478 – 93,071 = 62,407

4. The dragon master trained 34,417 dragons, but sadly, 1,259 of those dragons died. The dragon master needs 50,000 dragons. How many more dragons does he need?

34,417 – 1,259 = 33,15850,000 – 33,158 = 16,8425. Merlin trained 82,016 dragons, Miss Peters trained 399 dragons and Mrs Williams trained 31,427 dragons. What is the difference in the amount of dragons trained by Miss Peters and Mrs Williams?

31,427 – 399 = 31,028

6. The dragon keeper had 93,502 dragon eggs in a deep cave. A powerful magician had 419 dragon eggs less than the dragon keeper. A witch had 7,654 dragons. What is the total amount of dragon eggs?

93,502 – 419 = 93,083 93,502 + 93,083 =186,585186,585 + 7654 = 194,239

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Challenge

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Friday 1 st May 2020

1) 6090 19) 4.752) 8357 20) 0.0093) 20 21) 7.14) 336 22) 6/75) 369 23) 22,5726) 8993 24) 19/207) 60 25) 248) 10 26) 3 3/10 or 33/109) 0 27) 11210) 13 28) 23/3611) 22 29) 45912) 8 30) 215,01613) 110 31) 2/914) 253.4 32) 1 3/4 or 7/415) 10 33) 16216) 27 34) 17 ½ or 70/4 or 35/217) 101,000 35) 45018) 600 36) 97