Homework for this week is to read the books that have been sent home. Please aim to return them sometime during next week. We will explain how the reading book system works in year 2 at next week’s parents meeting. Remember to sign the reading records!
Y6 Mr Bedford’s and Mrs May’s English homework
English homework 8th September 2017. Due 13th September.
We have revised word classes and some grammatical terms this week. For your homework I would like you to create and complete a table like the one below.
|
Word class/ grammatical term |
Explanation |
An example sentence |
| Noun | ||
| Verb | ||
| Adverb | ||
| Adjective | ||
| Preposition | ||
| Conjunction | ||
| Fronted adverbial | ||
| Subordination |
I have included a link to our Year 6 Grammar Glossary. You should look through this and see how many of the terms, which are marked as Year 1 -5, you understand. Come to class on Wednesday with questions for us to use as a base for revising.
Yr 6 Maths Homework Mr Bedford’s and Mrs May’s Groups
Maths homework 8th September 2017. Due 13th September.
This week you have completed some tasks from Youcubed Week of Inspirational maths https://www.youcubed.org/week-inspirational-math/.
We began by looking at unusual ways we could shade half a square. Here are some examples. Remember half the area is shaded and the red and white parts occupy an equal area. Halves can be do not need to be symmetrical.
In your homework books create a series of squares. Make them large enough to shade; say 10 x10. Then design your own representations of unusual halves. Write a brief explanation underneath to convince me that the shaded area is one half. Try three or four designs. Remember it is more challenging to do the unusual rather than the simple representation of a half.
For an extension you might like to get some other coloured pencils and show quarters.
As Youcubed give all their resources free they would like us to feed back on the week. Take the survey at:
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For those of you who enjoyed the straight line cut investigation here is a link to more fold and cut ideas.
http://erikdemaine.org/foldcut/
I would love to see some of your efforts.