P6 Home Learning for week 21st

April

MATHS

Times Tables Keep working on your x9 table .

If you can, login to Timestables.co.uk and play

games for the x9 table

Login to www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/addition-column.html

Select your challenge from below.

mild watch the video and try the examples

spicy watch the video then try the Your Turn questions at

the bottom of the page

hot Control and click on the link below to play

Math Games: Decimals Addition - Matching - Sheppard Software

Login to Sumdog and answer 200 question this week.

Maths challenges have been set for you on login. Good Luck!

Well done to Nada, Laurie + Holly from P6a - your Champions the week of

Well done to Ella, Baillie + Ava from P6b - your Champions for the week

Nada is our answering over 3000 questions correctly

LI: To add using column method no carry figure Date: WB 21 April

LI: To add using column method with carry figure Date: WB 21 April

ADDITION – Column Addition with carry figures

Control + click on the link below to see the method in action

What is column addition? - BBC Bitesize

ADDITION – Column Addition

ADDITION – Column Addition

ADDITION – Column Addition

LITERACY

SPELLING

Login to Read Theory

and read a

maximum of 5 texts

Its quality not

quantity we look for!

Login to Sumdog and answer the 200 questions on your spelling words this week.

Spelling challenges have been set for you on login. Good Luck!

Well done to Emily, Thandiwe + Lewis - our Champion Spellers of the week 30 March

Please

answer the

questions

without help.

READING: Write about the book you are

reading. Complete a summary of the story so

far.

Remember

✓ set the scene of the book

✓ tell us about the main characters

✓ include at least 5 key events

✓ write in chronological order and use

sequential words to organise your writing

Task 2 - Based on The Lighthouse from the Literacy Shed.

Login to www.literacyshed.com and watch the short film

A diamante poem has 7 lines:

Tiger

Orange, Black

Purring, Pouncing, Growling

Teeth, Tail, Trees, Leaves

Rustling, Creaking, Groaning

Dense, Dark

Jungle

It follows this pattern…

noun 1 (the name of a thing)

adjective, adjective (describing noun 1)

verb, verb, verb, (actions linked to noun 1)

noun, noun (to do with noun 1), noun, noun (to do with noun2)

verb, verb verb (actions linked to noun 2)

adjective, adjective (describing noun 2)

noun 2 (the name of a thing)

Your task is to create a diamante poem for the lighthouse

and the sea? Use the ideas below to help you and create

your poem. Expect Miss Maxwell to add a WAGOLL soon!

WRITING

Task 1 - Complete the writing task

linked to the book you are reading.

Lighthouse: tall, bold, bright, magnificent, huge, lonely,

solitary, remote, striped, guiding, shining, standing,

looming,

glowing, illuminating, warning, leading, directing,

light, tower, lamp, lens, steps, rocks, coast.

Sea: choppy, angry, deep, dangerous, turbulent, restless,

grey, wild, mighty, cold, raging, surging, swaying, crashing,

rushing, engulfing, swallowing, rolling, sweeping,

wave, crest, boat, water, breaker, surf, foam.

LISTENING + TALKING

www.scottishbooktrust.com/authors-live-on-demand

Adrian Edmondson Can you explain what memories and Remembrance is?

Do you have any happy memories which you treasure? Why? What is

H.W.B

Work on your JASS activity - Be Active Stay Active is the challenge to

complete. Keep a log of the time you spend on it.

Don’t forget our

friend Joe Wicks.

Join him for some

active fun each

day!

Authors Live!

Adrian Edmonson

Copy this link into your browser: https://www.scottishbooktrust.com/authors-live-on-demand/adrian-edmondson

What's it about? In this event the hilarious actor, author and comedian Adrian Edmondson

discusses his debut children's book, Tilly and the Time Machine. The book explores themes of grief and remembrance. Tilly's dad uses the time machine to visit exotic and unusual places, but Tilly only wants to travel back to see her

mum again.

Talk About Task: 1. Which happy memories do you treasure and why? 2. What makes these memories special? 3. What are you doing in the memory? 4. Draw a picture of this memory.

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LANGUAGES: FRENCH

We know it’s a little sooner than expected, but we think you are ready for university!

Don’t worry though it’s a university especially for kids.

Type: The Children’s University of Manchester into your search engine or follow this link

http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk

On this home page click on the Languages section.

Then select French and work your way through the activities.

Bonne chance ( good luck)!