Willow Class Year 6
Welcome to Willow Class!
Home Learning Hub - If you have any problems logging onto Teams for your child's live lessons or accessing the follow up work on SeeSaw then please let school know.
Oak Academy National Classroom - Week commencing 01/03/21
Monday - English Maths Religious Education
Tuesday - English Maths Religious Education
Wednesday - English Maths Religious Education
Thursday - English Maths Religious Education
Friday - English Maths Religious Education
If you have any problems accessing any of these or wish to share any work, news or photo's please contact us on willow@cvps.rklt.co.uk
Real PE - Lots of PE activities and skills to try at home.
This week's PE session
Numbots - Maths games
Times Table Rockstar - Times tables and rockstars!
Active Learn Primary - Phonics activities allocated to you and reading ebooks
Oxford Owl - Lots of free books and resources
Scratch - Online computer programming with lots of tutorials
Here is our timetable for the rest of the Spring term.
Key information
Below is some key information regarding the routines in Class Willow.
- PE will be on Wednesday of Week 2 and Friday of Week 1 this year so PE kits will be needed for both these days.
- Please ensure all uniform is named and that your child has a coat with them when needed.
- Please ensure your child has their own named water bottle in school as it is vital for development that children at the ages of 10-11 stay hydrated.
- Drop off time in school is between 8:45-9:00 am where the children will start their morning Maths.
- Staggered collection at the end of the day from 3:15- 3:30. If you give your child permission to walk home by themselves then please have this handed to Mrs Meadus in written form.
Please find below key websites to support further learning and well being at home.
Yearly Overview
Wellbeing
Feeling nervous about secondary school is perfectly normal. But it's also really exciting!!
Follow Alfie through a typical day of high school.
http://www.childnet.com/parents-and-carers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/z3c6tfr
Brush up on your typing skills!
Maths
Use this web site to practise looking at numbers when you multiply or divide by 10, 100, 1000.
http://www.topmarks.co.uk/Flash.aspx?f=Subtractdifference
This is brilliant for understanding hopping between decimal numbers. You can see the hops and an explanation of the size of these hops too.
http://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/number-line-zoom.html
Use this to fully understand the order and size of numbers.
http://www.visnos.com/demos/fraction-wall
Use this site to become more familiar with the size of fractions, and to find equivalents.
Excellent geography pages.
Complete this with your parents. How many planets would we need if everyone in the world