Year 6 Learning Gallery 3
Here are some photos of Kaden’s fantastic home learning this week. He has been representing his understanding of antonyms and synonyms and completing the wonky vegetable activity to celebrate Science week. I can see you have been working really hard Kaden, well done, I’m really proud of you.
Here are some photos of Erin’s fantastic home learning so far this week. She has been practicing using her reading for meaning skills, representing vocabulary in different ways, practicing her spelling using quick writing and converting between different units of measurement. I can see you are working incredibly hard Erin and I am really proud of you, well done.
Here is a photo of Alexia’s fantastic thinking cap to celebrate Science week this week. This is amazing Alexia! Great work, I am really proud of you, well done.
Here is an image of Chloe’s fantastic poem she is written as part of our Science Week celebration. I can see you have worked incredibly hard Chloe and what you have produced is fantastic! I am really proud of you, well done.
Here are some photos of the children in school’s fantastic work on World Book Day. They have been designing their own book characters using paper and card, noting down their thoughts on the first 50 words of a range of stories and representing the problem of plastic in the ocean through Art. They have been working incredibly hard and I am very proud of them.
Here is a photo of Zach’s fantastic book character from World Book Day. I can see you have worked really hard Zach and what you have produced is brilliant! I am really proud of you, well done.
Here are some photos of Jasmine’s fantastic home learning. She has been practicing using the quick write technique to learn and remember spellings, clarifying the meaning of vocabulary, sorting key information into the 5 W categories, asking questions about the school grounds and improving equipment to celebrate Geography Field Week. I can see you are working really hard Jasmine and I am really proud of you, well done.
Here are some photos of Kaden’s fantastic World Book Day Characters. These look amazing Kaden! I can see you have worked really hard and I am really proud of you, well done.
Here is a photo of Alexia’s fantastic work for Geography Field Week. Alexia has decided that she thinks we should have a vegetable patch in school to promote healthy eating and get us busy working outside. I think that is a great idea Alexia! Well done.
Here are some photos of Patrycja’s fantastic home learning this week. She has been practicing using the quick write technique to remember spellings, putting homophones into sentences and clarifying the meaning of vocabulary. She has also been using a range of methods to solve problems involving the four operations. I can see you are working really hard Patrycja and I am really proud of you, well done.
Here are some photos of the fantastic home learning Alexia has been completing this week. She had a go at making her own Greek salad and tried some hummus with carrots as well as a pitta bread! Well done for trying new things Alexia, I am really proud of you.
Here are some photos of Kaden’s fantastic home learning this week. He has been practising his statutory spellings and words which contain the suffixes able and ible. Kaden has also done some research into traditional Greek dishes and make a note of the ingredients used. I can see you are working really hard Kaden and I am really proud of you, well done.
Here are some photos of Calleigh’s fantastic home learning. She has been doing some amazing drawing, writing sentences using homophones, calculating the area and perimeter of shapes, solving problems involving the four operations and converting units of time. I can see you are working really hard Calleigh, I am really proud of you.
Here are some photos of Menahil’s fantastic work. She has been calculating the perimeter and area of shapes, practicing her spelling of conjunctions and homophones, working on using inverted commas to indicate direct speech and explaining what the term respect means to her. I can see that you are working really hard Menahil and I am really proud of you, well done.
Here are some photos of Kaden’s fantastic remote learning this week. He has produced his own clock to help him to tell the time, practiced his spellings of some of our statutory words, recorded facts about the Greek God Poseidon and researched information about the country Greece. Well done Kaden, I can see you are working really hard and I am very proud of you, well done.
Here are some photos of Patrycja’s fantastic remote learning work this week. She has been working on her spellings by identifying definitions and whether words have been spelt correctly or incorrectly. She has planned and written her narrative poem based on one of the Greek Gods and she has practiced using methods we have learnt in school to help her to solve problems involving the four operations. I can see you are working really hard Patrycja and I am really proud of you, well done.
Here is a photo of Alexia’s fantastic poem based on the Greek God Zeus. Alexia has used some amazing vocabulary and repeated particular lines of her poem to create impact for the reader. Well done Alexia, I am really proud of you.
Here are some photos of Ethan’s fantastic home learning. He has been identifying the area of a range of shapes, practicing telling the time on both analogue and digital clocks, using inverted commas to indicate direct speech, identifying synonyms for said, calculating the perimeter of a range of shapes, subtracting decimals and identifying angles and missing angles on a straight line. I can see that you have been working incredibly hard Ethan and I am really proud of you. Well done.