Year 6 Topic Home Learning - 25/01/21 - 29/01/21
Hello to my fantastic Year 6’s! I hope you are all keeping safe. It has been lovely speaking to some of you on the phone over the past week. I am so proud of all the hard work you have been getting up to at home! It is fantastic to hear that you have been completing activities from the website, watching the videos to support your learning and listening to some of the Percy Jackson readings. Myself and Miss Gallagher will be uploading a new chapter of Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief each week. These can be found on at the bottom of the English blog’s posted weekly or on our Reading and Storytime page.
Thank you to all those children who have sent me some photos of the brilliant learning they have been doing at home. Henley, I was really impressed with all the work you have been completing, I can see that you have been working really hard. I was really impressed with your views on what the world would be like if we didn’t have any rules both at home and in school. Kaden, I was really impressed with all the learning you have been getting up to at home, my favourite was your robot using different shapes, I thought it was fantastic! It was really creative and a great way to learn about different shapes. Calleigh, your History project on the Black Plague was brilliant, I really enjoyed reading all the facts you included and I have learnt some new things myself! Lilly, I can see you have been completing some of the Maths and English activities which is brilliant. Erin, I was really impressed with your English, RE and Art work, keep up the great work. I have been updating our Year 6 Learning Gallery with the amazing photos you have been sending me, so make sure to have a look! Remember, you should be sending me some photos of any activities you have completed at home at least once a week so I can give you some feedback and showcase your learning! Instructions on how to send me photos of your work can be found on the Year 6 class page.
Below are your Topic remote learning activities for this week. If you have any questions about any of the activities or want to share what you have done with me, my email address can be found on the Year 6 Class Page.
Monday 25th January
Music
Big? Can I create a fact file on the composer Hans Zimmer?
Here is the PowerPoint for today’s learning activities.
Tuesday 26th January
Music
Big? Can I represent my understanding of a classical piece of music using Art?
Here is the PowerPoint for today’s learning activities.
Earth by Hans Zimmer - the video that you need to listen to is the second one on the webpage. It has the sub-heading ‘Earth’ next to the video.
PSHE
Big? Can I explain the importance and significance of equal rights?
Here is the PowerPoint for today’s learning activities.
United Nations Rights of the Child
Wednesday 27th January
Music
Big? Can I name musical notations?
Here is the PowerPoint for today’s learning activities.
Below you will find videos to explain each of the musical notations we will be focussing on in today’s lesson. There is also a video to explain how to make a cereal box guitar.
Religious Education (RE)
Big? Can I understand the importance of fasting for Muslims?
Here is the PowerPoint for today’s learning activities. Please also watch this BBC Bitesize Video Clip to support your learning.
Thursday 28th January
Music
Big? Can I select and combine a range of musical sounds to replicate a piece of classical music?
Here is the PowerPoint for today’s learning activities.
Earth by Hans Zimmer - the video that you need to listen to is the second one on the webpage. It has the sub-heading ‘Earth’ next to the video.
Physical Education (PE)
Big? Can I perform actions with consistency and control?
Our topic for this half term has been fitness. So far you have looked at completing some circuit work. This week for your learning linking with PE, I would like you to complete one of the Joe Wick’s workouts. Make a note of any exercises you enjoy as next week I would like you to create and complete your own circuit. Below are 3 different workouts Joe Wick’s has put together. I would like you to choose one of them that you would like you to complete.
Remember exercise does not only help to keep our bodies healthy but also our minds. It is important at the moment that we are exercising regularly, this doesn’t mean you need to complete a Joe Wick’s workout every day, you might go for a walk, a bike ride, play a game in the garden, do some Yoga or go for a run. There are lots of different exercises we can do at home.
Friday 29th January
Music
Big? Can I produce a fact file on my favourite musician or musicians?
Here is the PowerPoint for today’s learning activities.