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Mindmaps of knowledge

Year 6 have been thinking about all they have learnt! They have created several great mindmaps on the four operations! They have even included great examples to reinforce the method!! It has not only be limited to math! A mindmap of grammatical terms has also been created!

   Are there any other skills you could now add to these mind maps?

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Homework Autumn 2 Week 1

This week the homework is due in Wednesday 11th November 2015!

Reading: You should be reading every day. Remember to write a summary or prediction in your reading diary. Your reading diaries need to be signed every week!

Math: Angle Measuring

This week you have been learning how to measure, draw and explain types of angle.

For homework we would like you to:

  • identify the type of angle
  • Give reasons for the type of angle
  • Predict the size and then measure the angle.
  • You should then attempt to draw a given angle. Remember to tell us the type of angle and how you know.

Please ask to borrow a protractor if you need one, but  you must remember to return it in the same condition. Make sure you show a teacher or TA that you have brought it back!

Topic: Adaption

You are to choose an animal of your choice and identify how it has physically adapted to its habitat.

You can draw or stick the image of the chosen animal in the book and then label and explain the reasons for these adaptions.

Make sure you write a comment and your parent/carer signs or comments on this slip below and that it is returned with your homework (even if it’s on the blog) to your teacher, by Wednesday.

If you are finding something challenging then please come and speak to us or leave a message on here. You can also tell us here on the blog what you enjoyed about the homework!

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The Science Blog Is Here!

Can you attempt the challenge set in the science blog?

Selsdon and Heavers Science Blog

Welcome to the Science Blog! Hit the follow button to keep up to date with all the scientific things going on at Selsdon. Here’s a competition to kick things off.

Competition #1

Asking Questions.

Questioning things is the most important part of science. Wanting to know the unknown is what sends people to the moon, cures disease and makes remarkable discoveries.

Task:

Ask a question about our planet.

Ask your question in the comments box below and don’t forget to leave your name and class. The biggest, most thoughtful question will win a merit this Friday in assembly (16-01-15). I will also try my best to answer the winning question.

Good luck!

Mr Harper-Penrose

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Week 5 – Half Term Homework

After half term, we shall be learning about World War II.
Over half term, you are to create a project on an aspect of WWII that interests you. (This can be up to 4 pages long and you may include flaps to extend the pages if you wish!)

Some ideas for you:
Evacuation, machines and armoury, a timeline of events, food and rationing, rebuilding Britain, dig for victory, Hitler and the Nazi Party, Jewish people and the Holocaust

Production:
By now you will know if you have a speaking part in the play – remember that some of you will be sharing your parts, but it’s helpful to know what the words are!

It is a good idea to hi-light your characters words, so that it’s easier to read and see what you have to say.

You have not been given all of the script, you’ll be given part 2 after half term.

Well done for all your hard work this half term! Have a wonderful break!

Super proud of you 6K!

See you after half term! 

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Summer Week 3

Week 3This homework is not due in. You are to space it out according to your revision needs.

Reading:Please remember to read every day for at least 30 minutes – commenting on what you have read.

 

Maths: If you are not confident in your times tables – YOU MUST practise them daily!

You are to review any topics that you feel less confident in. Feel free to complete any of the pages that we have not completed in or out of class.

 

Please remember you can speak to your teacher about anything you are still unsure of.

 

English: Grammar – You are to review any topics that you feel less confident in. Feel free to complete any of the pages that we have not completed in or out of class.

 

English: Spellings – Please revisit any of the online games and grammar spelling activities. We have also provided a list of common misspelt words.

 

Have a lovely weekend. Try and get an earlier night on Sunday as well as a breakfast on Monday morning!

 

We will see you at 8:30 Monday morning on the field (in the hall if wet!)