Week beginning 29th June 2020
Welcome back to Week Five of Summer Term Two! As part of our 'Animal Kingdom' project, this week our topic focus will be ' Minibeasts, Bugs and British Wildlife". Below you will find English and Maths as well as Topic, PE, Online Safety and Wellbeing ideas for the week. Remember there is no expectation for you to complete all of the tasks below. Work at a pace that suits you, take regular breaks, and enjoy the learning!
Please do get in touch should you require any help or clarification via year5@broadwas.worcs.sch.uk or year6@broadwas.worcs.sch.uk
Monday
Shape Puzzles Part 1, Y5 & Y6
An introduction to some fantastic addition and subtraction puzzles where shapes represent missing numbers. Great preparation for algebra for children in Y5 a...
Tuesday
- Year 5 Maths - Short Division and remainders as fractionsPDF File
- Year 6 Maths - DecimalsDOCX File
- English - Reading Comprehension on Rosa Parks. Choose from one of the three star optionsPDF File
- Topic - Select an activity from the gridPDF File
- Choose a game to play from the School Games PE PowerpointPPTX File
Wednesday
Shape Puzzles Part 2, Y5 & Y6
Building algebraic thingink for children in Y5 and Y6 using shape puzzles. Some great opportunities for problem-solving!
- Year 6 Maths - 1 Area and Perimeter - Build Your Own TownDOCX File
- Year 6 Maths - 2 Area and PerimeterDOCX File
- EnglishPDF File
- Wellbeing Wednesday ActivityPDF File
- Mindfulness ColouringPDF File
- Topic - Select an activity from the gridPDF File
- Choose a game to play from the School Games PE PowerpointPPTX File
Thursday
- Year 5- short division and remainders as fractions part 2PDF File
- Year 6 Maths -1 - angles on straight linesDOCX File
- Year 6 Maths - 2 - angles - using known factsDOCX File
- EnglishPDF File
- Topic - Select an activity from the gridPDF File
- Choose a game to play from the School Games PE PowerpointPPTX File
Friday
Shapes and Stories, Y5 & Y6
This video helps children to see the link between our shape puzzles and different worded questions. This will really help children in Y5 and Y6 with their pr...