Maple and Willow Investigators were victorious in their battles again this week!!
So, for this coming week I am putting all of you against each other! Who will be the ULTIMATE TTRockstars class?
Good luck!
Monthly Archives: January 2021
Maths for the week commencing 1st February 2020
Monday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO7-Decimals-as-fractions-2019
Answers: Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS7-Decimals-as-fractions-2019
Tuesday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO8-Fractions-to-decimals-1-2019
Answers: Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS8-Fractions-to-decimals-1-2019
Wednesday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO9-Fractions-to-decimals-2-2019
Answers: Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS9-Fractions-to-decimals-2-2019
Thursday
Y5-Spring-Block-3-WO8-Understand-percentages-2019
Answers: Y5-Spring-Block-3-ANS8-Understand-percentages-2019
Friday
Y6-Spring-Block-2-WO1-Fractions-to-percentages-2019
Answers: Y6-Spring-Block-2-ANS1-Fractions-to-percentages-2019
Cats
I love my fluffy, four-legged feline
When he sleeps on my lap, I know he’s my little cat
Sneaking on his padded paws unleashing his cutting claws
You purr when your happy and this makes me cheerful
Never a fussy eater from chicken to salmon
Think you’re a tiger but you’re definitely a roaring lion
Chasing your shadow and running around like a playful kitten
Nothing beats having a lovable, huggable cat
French week beg 25.1.21
Week beginning 25.1.2021
Year 5
Bonjour!
Hope that you are all well and keeping your minds busy.
I have attached the answers to last week’s activity on numbers. So have a look and see how well you did!
This week we are going to revise months of the year and learn the names of the seasons.
Here is a video to help you revise the months of the year:
Here are a few suggestions to practise them:
Can you sing them? Recite them? Write them on pieces of paper and place them in order as quickly as you can? How many times can you one of the months in a minute? ALL IN FRENCH OF COURSE!!!
This week, I would like you to learn the names of the seasons:
Here they are:
Le printemps (spring)
L’été (Summer)
L’automne (Autumn)
L’hiver (Winter) Think of the word “hibernate”
TASK:
I would like you to create a poster combining the months of the year and the seasons. You could classify the months into the correct seasons in a grid or a circle and add pictures.
Bonne Chance! (Good luck!)
Keep safe and well.
Mrs Soal
Win £5 voucher in writing competition!!!
Rock Slam!
Willow Explorers you were the winners of the Rock Slam this week!
Willow Investigators, you were so close!
Watch this space for a new challenge, starting on Monday!
Maths for the week commencing 25th January 2021
Monday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO2-Multiply-by-10-100-and-1000-2019
Answers:Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS2-Multiply-by-10-100-and-1000-2019
Tuesday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO3-Divide-by-10-100-and-1000-2019
Answer: Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS3-Divide-by-10-100-and-1000-2019
Wednesday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO4-Multiply-decimals-by-integers-2019
Answers: Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS4-Multiply-decimals-by-integers-2019
Thursday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO5-Divide-decimals-by-integers-2019
Answers: Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS5-Divide-decimals-by-integers-2019
Friday
Y6-Spring-Block-1-WO6-Division-to-solve-problems-2019
Answers: Y6-Spring-Block-1-ANS6-Division-to-solve-problems-2019
French week beg 18.1.21
Week beginning 18.1.2021
Year 6
Bonjour!
Hope that you are all well and having a good week.
To start with complete the quiz on Socrates. Here is how to access it:
Go on the “Socrative” website.
Student section.
Log into the room: SOAL5582
Choose the quiz called “Colours”.
You will be able to complete the Quiz between 1pm and 3pm on Thursday afternoon.
This week I would like you to revise/continue to learn about numbers in French.
Check the list of number on the sheet attached to the blog. (Numbers 0 to 100)
Look at the tens before you look at the rest of the numbers.
Dix
Vingt 20
Trente 30 linked to trois (3)
Quarante 40 remember it is linked to “quatre”
Cinquante 50 linked to cinq (5)
Soixante linked to six
Soixante-dix is soixante (60) + dix (10)
Quatre-vingt is 4×20
Quatre-vingt-dix is 4×20+10
Cent 100 linked to the word century for example (100 years)
Write a few of these numbers on cards or paper and test yourself. Write the numbers and then try to write the words next to each one of them. Repeat several times.
After that , once you know the tens , you can add the single digits from 1 to 9.
For example 38 would be trente (30) huit(8) : trente- huit
Have a go at practising a few number : 67, 54, 45,62,29
For numbers between 70 and 79 you need to add number between 10 and 19 as you count on from soixnte –dix
for example 72 will be soixante- douze (60 and 12)
The same applies for numbers between 90 Qutare-vingt-dix and 99 quatre-vingt-dix -neuf (80 and 19) These are not easy! Try and look at how they work and you can use the number sheet provided to help you complete the task.
Now complete the worksheet which is also attached and use the number grid (Numbers from 1-100) to help you.
Make sure you keep your work as next week as I will be revealing the answers and you can check how you did.
Bonne Chance! (Good luck!)
Keep safe and well.
Mrs Soal
New Rock Slam
Congratulations Willow Investigators… you were our Rock Slam winners!
This week you will be pitched against Maple Class, who won from the other group!
Who can be the ultimate champion?
Willow Explorers you will be pitched against Elm and Beech!
Ulama
Are you tired of playing the same game over and over again. If so, read on and learn how to play Ulama!
Ulama is a game wich was invented by the Mayans sometime around the preclasscal period, 2500-100BCE. Ulama was invented along time ago but still can be fun!
What will you need?
To play Ulama you will need: a ball; two rings inside the pitch up high on the stone walls.
More facts about ulama
The shape of the pitch was the same as a capital I. the sides of the court were steep, stones walls. Did you know that the mayans believed the more they played the game the better their crops would be.
How to play ulama
You need to have two teams , with 5 or more players in each team. You can play for aslong as you like, but at the end, whoever scores the most point, wins.
How to score
The way to score is easy to understand. All you have to do is get the ball you are using through a ring. The only hard part is how high the ring is, sometimes it can be 27 feet high!
Top tips:
- keep an eye on what is happening, don’t run into any walls;
- play as a team, not just yourself;
- You might need to learn how to climb a stone wall…..or make a human pyramid with your team to reach the rings!
Caitlin