Read at least 5 times before next Monday.

In your blue books, complete the Maths questions. Choose to start on either Base Camp or Climbing.

What are the positives and negatives of having rules?

Word of the week: Regulation – an official rule or law that controls how something is done.

Practise your spellings on Spelling Shed.

Practice your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars every day.

Read every day. You should be able to read between 90-120 words per minute.

Complete the SPaG sheet. It relates to the learning we have done in class this week.

Complete the sheet in your maths homework book. It relates to the learning we have done in class this week.

What are the positives and negatives of having rules?

Practice your times tables on TTRS. Do 30 mins per week.

Practice your spellings on Spelling Shed. Do 30 mins per week.

Theme of the Week: CJS rules (fairness, order and safety)

Forest school: Kilimanjaro Group B next week (18.5.26)

Spellings: signal, telephone, assign, microphone, homophone, sign, phonics, signature, megaphone, design

Other:

Identify the shapes (some are regular and some are irregular). Colour the angles according to the key.

How can you show tolerance for people of different races, faiths and beliefs to yourself?

Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars. Aim for 30 minutes per week.

Practise your spellings on Spelling Shed. Aim for 30 minutes per week

The theme for this week is ‘Fairness, Order and Safety’. The word of the week is regulation - an official rule or law that controls how something is done. This week, we wish our friends in Year 6 all the best as they sit their SATs. We will be learning outside so should come with accessories (coats or suncream) appropriate to the weather each day. Children can wear trainers on Mon and Tue (PE kit on Wed and Thurs).

Forest school is Salcantay (second group) this week. The children must not bring football kits to wear for Forest School.

Spellings this week:

GROUP A: bridal, bridle, guessed, guest, heard, herd, morning, mourning, passed, past

GROUP B: address, mention, arrive, occasionally, certainly, probably, experience, reign, history, sentence.

Read at least 5 times before next Monday.

Complete the Spelling Shed assignment on SATs practise questions.

Revise something you find tricky

What are the positives and negatives of having rules?

Practise your times tables on Times Table Rocks Stars.

Practise the ‘SATs Revision’ assignment on Spelling Shed.

Our SATs begin on Monday 11th May – Thursday 14th May.

Remember to get to school for 8:20am and join your teachers and friends for the SATs breakfast. Everyone is welcome to join, even if you are not eating!

Have a relaxing weekend. Do lots of things you enjoy like playing outside, listening to music and getting exercise.

Eat some healthy food to fuel your body and brain.

Get a good night’s sleep on Monday night.

You might feel nervous - this is ok.

You know a lot more than you think you do. You can do it and just try your best. Whatever happens, remember we all think you are brilliant just the way you are!