W.B. Monday 6 th July 2020 Welcome to your twelfth week of online learning. We hope you have had a lovely weekend and been able to do some fun activities with your families. Again, we have lots of work to get done this week, including all the normal subjects. We are looking forward to seeing a number of you in school and seeing a lot of work being handed in online. Enjoy your work! All of us would love to see some of the fun learning you have done at home. This does not have to be linked to maths or English – it could be cooking in DT. Take some photographs of you doing these tasks and send them to [email protected]. You can also send any of your written work over to this email address for your teacher to look at. Monday 6 th July 2020 Subject: Task: Maths: Practise times tables on TTRS for 30 minutes. We are going to go back to basics with your maths this week and focusing again on some of the topics we did at the beginning of year 6. We are going to be looking at statistics this week. There are three different stars of work, so challenge yourself as much as you can! If you find this too hard, then please complete the BBC Bitesize daily lessons. These are very fun and explain what you need to do. You can still submit the answers for these lessons. Complete the worksheets. English: Spellings: Complete the spelling mat. We are going to do some more one off lessons in English so it is easier for you all to follow. This week we are looking at story writing. Today, you should look at the PowerPoint which is below and then complete the task. Reading: This week, you must read at least 3 books on BugClub. Keep a reading log of what you have read and what you think of the part of the book, or the whole book you have read. Languages: Log into Duo Lingo. Play until you lose all your lives. If you have unlimited lives, play for 30 minutes. Transition: Read the passages and then answer the questions.
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W.B. Monday 6th July 2020
Welcome to your twelfth week of online learning. We hope you have had a lovely weekend and been able to do
some fun activities with your families. Again, we have lots of work to get done this week, including all the normal
subjects. We are looking forward to seeing a number of you in school and seeing a lot of work being handed in
online. Enjoy your work!
All of us would love to see some of the fun learning you have done at home. This does not have to be linked to
maths or English – it could be cooking in DT. Take some photographs of you doing these tasks and send them to
[email protected]. You can also send any of your written work over to this email address for your
teacher to look at.
Monday 6th July 2020
Subject: Task:
Maths: Practise times tables on TTRS for 30 minutes.
We are going to go back to basics with your maths this week and focusing again on some of the topics we did at the beginning of year 6. We are going to be looking at statistics this week. There are three different stars of work, so challenge yourself as much as you can! If you find this too hard, then please complete the BBC Bitesize daily lessons. These are very fun and explain what you need to do. You can still submit the answers for these lessons. Complete the worksheets.
English: Spellings: Complete the spelling mat.
We are going to do some more one off lessons in English so it is easier for you all to follow. This week we are looking at story writing. Today, you should look at the PowerPoint which is below and then complete the task.
Reading: This week, you must read at least 3 books on BugClub. Keep a reading log of what you have read and what you think of the part of the book, or the whole book you have read.
Languages: Log into Duo Lingo. Play until you lose all your lives. If you have unlimited lives, play for 30 minutes.
Transition: Read the passages and then answer the questions.
Maths: Practise times tables on TTRS for 30 minutes.
We are going to go back to basics with your maths this week and focusing again on some of the topics we did at the beginning of year 6. We are going to be looking at statistics this week. There are three different stars of work, so challenge yourself as much as you can! If you find this too hard, then please complete the BBC Bitesize daily lessons. These are very fun and explain what you need to do. You can still submit the answers for these lessons. Complete the worksheets.
English: Spellings: Complete the spelling mat.
We are going to do some more one off lessons in English so it is easier for you all to follow. This week we are looking at story writing. Today, you should look at the PowerPoint which is below and then complete the task.
Reading: This week, you must read at least 3 books on BugClub. Keep a reading log of what you have read and what you think of the part of the book, or the whole book you have read.
Languages: Log into Duo Lingo. Play until you lose all your lives. If you have unlimited lives, play for 30 minutes.
Transition: Read the passages and then answer the questions.
Maths: Practise times tables on TTRS for 30 minutes.
We are going to go back to basics with your maths this week and focusing again on some of the topics we did at the beginning of year 6. We are going to be looking at statistics this week. There are three different stars of work, so challenge yourself as much as you can! If you find this too hard, then please complete the BBC Bitesize daily lessons. These are very fun and explain what you need to do. You can still submit the answers for these lessons. Complete the worksheets.
English: Spellings: Complete the spelling mat.
We are going to do some more one off lessons in English so it is easier for you all to follow. This week we are looking at story writing. Today, you should look at the PowerPoint which is below and then complete the task.
Reading: This week, you must read at least 3 books on BugClub. Keep a reading log of what you have read and what you think of the part of the book, or the whole book you have read.
Languages: Log into Duo Lingo. Play until you lose all your lives. If you have unlimited lives, play for 30 minutes.
Transition: Read the passages and then answer the questions.
Maths: Practise times tables on TTRS for 30 minutes.
We are going to go back to basics with your maths this week and focusing again on some of the topics we did at the beginning of year 6. We are going to be looking at statistics this week. There are three different stars of work, so challenge yourself as much as you can! If you find this too hard, then please complete the BBC Bitesize daily lessons. These are very fun and explain what you need to do. You can still submit the answers for these lessons. Complete the worksheets.
English: Spellings: Complete the spelling mat.
We are going to do some more one off lessons in English so it is easier for you all to follow. This week we are looking at story writing. Today, you should look at the PowerPoint which is below and then complete the task.
Reading: This week, you must read at least 3 books on BugClub. Keep a reading log of what you have read and what you think of the part of the book, or the whole book you have read.
Languages: Log into Duo Lingo. Play until you lose all your lives. If you have unlimited lives, play for 30 minutes.
Science: Read the passages and then answer the questions.
Q1. This graph shows how the temperature changed in Liam’s room one afternoon.
Estimate the temperature at 3:15pm.
1 mark
Estimate the time when the temperature was highest.
1 mark
How much did the temperature change from 2pm to 2:30pm? Give your answer to the nearest degree.
1 mark
Q2. This graph shows the temperature in °C from 2 am to 3 pm on a cold day.
How many degrees warmer was it at 3 pm than at 3 am?
1 mark
At 6 pm the temperature was 4 degrees lower than at 3 pm.
What was the temperature at 6 pm?
1 mark
Q3. 500 children started a 20 kilometre sponsored cycle ride.
This graph shows how far they cycled.
At what distance were exactly half of the children still cycling?
1 mark
Estimate how many children completed the 20 kilometre cycle ride.
1 mark
Q4. This chart shows the population of Cornwall from 1950 to 2010.
Look at the chart.
In which year did the population first reach 400,000?
1 mark
How much did the population increase from 1950 to 2000?
1 mark
What was the population of Cornwall in 2010?
1 mark
Q5. Two companies sell toys online. They charge to deliver.
Describe the delivery cost of the second company.
The first company is done for you.
1 mark
Q6. Alfie and his brother walked from home to their school.
Their school is 2 kilometres from home.
The graph shows information about Alfie’s journey.
(a) How does the graph show that Alfie walked at a constant speed for all of his journey?
______________________________________________________________ 1 mark
(b) Alfie’s brother left home 10 minutes before Alfie.
He arrived at school 20 minutes after Alfie.
He walked at a constant speed for all of his journey.
At what time did Alfie overtake his brother?
1 mark
Q7. This graph shows the distance Alfie and Chen walked in an afternoon. They started at 1:45pm and had two breaks.
How many kilometres did they walk between the first and second breaks?
1 mark
At what time did Alfie and Chen start their second break?
1 mark
Q8. Kirsty measured the length of her shadow every hour on one sunny day.
She plotted her results on this graph.
Look at the graph.
Estimate the length of Kirsty’s shadow at 3:30 pm.
1 mark
Estimate a time when her shadow was 180 centimetres long.
1 mark
Q9. This graph shows the number of people living in a town.
Look at the graph.
How many people lived in the town in 1985?
1 mark
In which year was the number of people the same as in 1950?
1 mark
Find the year when the number of people first went below 20,000
1 mark
Week beginning 6th July.
SCIENCE
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Friday 10th July 2020
Subject: Task:
Maths: Practise times tables on TTRS for 30 minutes.
We are going to go back to basics with your maths this week and focusing again on some of the topics we did at the beginning of year 6. We are going to be looking at statistics this week. There are three different stars of work, so challenge yourself as much as you can! If you find this too hard, then please complete the BBC Bitesize daily lessons. These are very fun and explain what you need to do. You can still submit the answers for these lessons. Complete the worksheets.
English: Spellings: Complete the spelling mat.
We are going to do some more one off lessons in English so it is easier for you all to follow. This week we are looking at story writing. Today, you should look at the PowerPoint which is below and then complete the task.
Reading: This week, you must read at least 3 books on BugClub. Keep a reading log of what you have read and what you think of the part of the book, or the whole book you have read.
Languages: Log into Duo Lingo. Play until you lose all your lives. If you have unlimited lives, play for 30 minutes.
