Engaging Daily Learning Activities for Year 6 - 13th January 2021

Dive into a range of educational activities for Year 6 students, including spelling exercises, punctuation practice, reading comprehension, guided reading tasks, and creative writing prompts. Encourage self-expression and emotive reflection while exploring new vocabulary and enhancing writing skills. Engage in a captivating journey through language and storytelling with today's learning agenda.

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• Year 6
• Daily Learning
• Spelling
• Reading

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1. Year 6 Daily learning 13.1.21 H

2. How are you feeling? Please make sure you talk to your grown ups about how you are feeling regularly. Remember you can also talk to myself using seesaw as well if you want to.

3. Wednesday 13th January 2021 Spelling Check the spelling definitions in your dictionary and use your spellings within a sentence. Could you also use a thesaurus to find and locate better synonyms for these words.

4. Handwriting (B5-U6) Punctuation ladder Add capital letters, hyphens, a comma and a fullstop to the sentence below: even though he was twenty one, bob was still snail like when he ran

5. Todays reading for fun and enjoyment- Pages 212 and 213 of The Peculiars

6. Guided Reading: The Peculiars by Kieran Larwood-Chapter 18 Retrieval (AF2): How was Baba Anish s jaw held in place? (Page 213) Inference (AF3): How do you think Sheba was feeling? (Page 213) Choice of language (AF5): Write an alternative synonym for lopsided? (Page 213)

7. Can you identify an example of each word type in the text on the previous page?

8. For two days you have made and organised notes under sub-headings. You have also practised turning notes into an extract from anon-chronological report. Your task today is to write write the introductory paragraph and the first two sections of your non- chronological report about Egypt today. English Learning Objective

9. Please remember to write in the present tense and third person, vary your sentence openers and try to use and tick off as many features of your punctuation ladder.

10. Main title Introductory paragraph Sub-heading Rhetorical question Compound sentence Complex sentence with an embedded clause Complex sentence with a subordinate clause Colon and commas used in a list Formality change

11. 13.1.2021 Fluent in five Four operations: 1. 9823+7253= 2. 5826-2889= 3. 6935x8= 4. 5877 divided by 9 = 7 and 8 timestable practise

12. Four operations answers: 1. 9823+7253= 1,7076 2. 5826-2889= 2,937 3. 6935x8= 55,480 4. 5877 divided by 9 = 653 7 and 8 timestable: 7 8 14 16 21 24 28 32 35 40 42 48 49 56 56 64 63 72 70 80 77 88 84 96

13. Maths Learning Objective

14. Step 3 Ask yourself how many times 6 fits into twelve. The answer is twice. Now multiply the numerator by two to generate the new numerator. 5 has become 10 6 12 How to use common multiples to create fractions with the same denominators. Problem Step 4 Ask yourself how many times 6 fits into twelve. The answer is twice. Now multiply the numerator by two to generate the new numerator. 3 has become 9 4 12 Step 1 Identify the denominators of each fraction which are 6 and 4. Next, write the multiples of 6 and 4 (see below): Step 5 Now the new fractions have been created with the same denominators you can determine which is the largest fraction Check your understanding Step 2 Identify the lowest common multiple (LCM) which in this case is the number 12 (see above) The new common denominator for each original fraction is now 12. See the next slide for answers

15. Reasoning Answers from the previous slide: Fluency 1 Problem solving Fluency 2

16. Answer Reasoning 1 Fluency 1 Answers 3 is greater than 2 4 3 2 is greater than 3 3 4 Answer Problem solving Fluency 2 Answers 11, 1, 2, 3, 7 20, 2, 5, 4, 10 become 11, 10, 8, 15, 14 20 20 20 20 20 A, 3 4 B, 2 5

17. We are about to continue with our Egyptian Death Masks in school. As a result we are using the internet to design what they will look like. Your task this afternoon is to do some research using the internet, with parental permission, and design a death mask suitable for a pharaoh.

18. PE: This afternoon the children in school will be doing athletic events. Therefore, can you do some athletic activities at home. You could: -Go for a bike ride with permission. -Go for a walk or run with permission. -Perform a combination of aerobic exercises in your garden such as: squat-thrusts, burpees, sit ups, running on the spot and skipping. -Hula hooping. -Practising football skills.