Google Services
Search
Language
Year 6
Year 6 - 2020/2021
DT Day - Making bridges that reflect modern society
Comic Relief!
Term 4 Week Beginning 8th March
Term 3
Week Beginning 23.11.20 - Maya Calendars
Silver Class' Ancient Maya Display
Week Beginning 16.11.20 - painting our Mayan Calendars
Newspaper articles reporting on last week's Mayan sacrifice!!!! Let's hope the Maya Gods read them in order to bring great wealth to our villages!
Week Beginning 9.11.20 - Mayan Calendars as part of our Hola Mexico! themed learning
Term 2 - Week Beginning 2.11.20
The Day of the Dead Masks!
In Year 6, we have hooked the children into their Hola Mexico theme by designing, creating and decorating Day of the Dead masks.
First of all, the children studied the masks from traditional Day of the Dead festivals and then designed their own. The next day, the masks were created using ModRoc and once it had dried, they were turned into beautifully decorated and detailed masks.
Stay tuned to see the final creations!!
Oh, and they did all this whilst listening to Mariachi music!
Ophelia has brought in a friend to help us with our learning
Week Beginning 19.10.20 - StreetDance!!
This term, the children have been learning how to dance like Diversity! Check this out!
Week Beginning 21.09.2020
As part of our 'ID' topic, the children had a go at stamping and identifying their fingerprints. We discovered that the science of fingerprinting is called 'dactyloscopy' and that every single person's fingerprints are unique - even identical twins' fingerprints are different! There are three main types of fingerprint patterns - whorls, loops and arches. Even though some might look similar, the number of ridges or the exact pattern is unique - just like each of us!
Week Beginning 14.09.2020
Year 6 Portraiture
Term 4...so far
Reading Buddies Year 6 and Year 3 - enjoying books together
Algebra in Year 6
Year 6 World Book Day
Term 3 - Frozen Kingdom
Year 6
And so our Frozen Kingdom topic has sadly come to an end! We've learnt so much; the Titanic tragedy, The Northern Lights and the biodiversity of The Arctic and Antarctica. We've created newspaper reports, written poems and produced letters of complaints to the world leaders from the perspective of Polar Bears and Penguins. We've had a great time and have really felt awe and wonder. All of this shows in our fabulous displays.
And so our Frozen Kingdom topic has sadly come to an end! We've learnt so much; the Titanic tragedy, The Northern Lights and the biodiversity of The Arctic and Antarctica. We've created newspaper reports, written poems and produced letters of complaints to the world leaders from the perspective of Polar Bears and Penguins. We've had a great time and have really felt awe and wonder. All of this shows in our fabulous displays.
Week Beginning 27th January 2020
Year 6 Newspapers - reporting on the tragic Titanic
Week Beginning 20th January 2020
STEM Day in Year 6 - investigating insulators with goose fat and bubble wrap!
Week Beginning 6th January 2020
Creating an Incandescent Lightbulb
Week Beginning 2nd December 2019
A Victorian Christmas at Kent Life
Week Beginning 25th November 2019
Silver Class' Victorian Board is really coming along
Biography Writing - Jane Pinny, A Victorian Housemaid
Week Beginning 18th November 2019
Creating an App for a Victorian Housemaid - powerpoint presentations
ArtyGrams - Investigating Michael Faraday
Oakum Picking Year 6 Championships
Oakum picking in Year 6.
Today, the children in Orange and Silver Class have been taking part in the Oakum Picking Championship. They all learnt about the Victorian workhouses by studying a range of primary and secondary sources and then set about picking the rope apart, just like the poor children in the workhouses had to do. It wasn't easy and took a long time - it made us appreciate what the children in workhouses went through - such a hard job and all for just a bowl of gloopy gruel!
Today, the children in Orange and Silver Class have been taking part in the Oakum Picking Championship. They all learnt about the Victorian workhouses by studying a range of primary and secondary sources and then set about picking the rope apart, just like the poor children in the workhouses had to do. It wasn't easy and took a long time - it made us appreciate what the children in workhouses went through - such a hard job and all for just a bowl of gloopy gruel!
Week Beginning 11th November 2019
What a great week the children have had. The writing that the children produced was absolutely incredible. The children wrote diary entries from the point of view of Jane Pinny, a poor, Victorian Housemaid. They really used their knowledge of Victorian Britain to create thoughtful and homorous pieces of writing, including skills such as: non standard English, fronted adverbials and extended noun phrases.
The children have also been passionate this week when learning about bullying and what we can do to help. They created a poem about how bullying can have a lasting impact as we get older and have drawn logos and badges to create a message about anti-bullying.
Take a look at the pictures below to see for yourself...
Editing Stations - Diary Entry Writing
Early Morning Workout - exercise in the morning makes Silver Class 'work ready!'
Victorian Housemaid Diary Entries
Anti-Bullying Week - writing a poem
Victorian Black Board - Maths Working Wall displaying fractions
Victorian Day - 28th Oct 2019
Gold Book Writing - Concentration
Wise Man Foolish Man in RE
I.D Topic - Wonder Drama
I.D Topic - Art
