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St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
Ysgol Gatholig Joseff Sant.

We grow together in God’s love as we pray, learn and play

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Year 6

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

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Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

Years Six Home Learning Provision

Year Six Assignments on Teams

Mrs Houston

Week Three: 18th January to the 22nd January 2021

Good Morning Year Six, Parent(s) and Guardian(s),

The following information will be shared on the class web page, your individual teams page, the latest news and class chat so there is no excuse for any child not knowing where your work is, how you can access it and my expectations of you. If there are any problems I am on line between 9.00 am and 3.30 pm. (Officially – lot longer than that with all the questions you send!)  It is your responsibility to bring this information to your parents’ attention, if they do not access the information from different platforms because of family and work commitments in these difficult times. Let me know on class chat on Monday if you have done this please.

On Wednesday (20th January) all parents in year six will be contacted by Mrs Houston. By then you should have logged time for Mathletics and Bug Club and I will highlight all those children who engage on a daily basis on class chat as well as downloading work so everybody can see and celebrate the work being produced by individuals. Last weeks engagement in home learning was amazing. I hope this week will be even better!

If there is no evidence of participation, Mrs Houston will contact all parents to report lack of engagement, but she will also contact them to celebrate those children who are working hard to engage and take their learning forward. (You will know from last week’s experience this is exactly what happened.) I have now marked all your school work from last week’s assignments and parents will be able to see where work that was not completed. I will assign levels where assignments are WAG assessments so you and your families are fully aware of where you are currently operating in terms of attainment and then focus on what you can do to improve.

I am so pleased to report to you children and to your families, that engagement was around 70% for all work set accept for Mathematics. Therefore, I have set more maths tasks this week and they will be completed to the best of your ability as I will award a level of attainment for each that will be recorded in the marking feedback.

I have decided to list all the work for this week below and leave it to your discretion the order in which you complete your work. I will provide written feedback as the week goes along, but some work will not be marked until Saturday as there was a surge of work uploaded on Friday – it made my day!

Children, if there is any reason why work cannot be done, please let your family let me know or contact me on our individual chat. Don’t be afraid to contact your friends on the year six class chat. These are very challenging times, sometimes it doesn’t seem real, so helping each other is a way of getting through this so that we are active and have people to talk to. Remember what I said on chat last week … kind words, thoughts and we include everyone.  I, and all the staff of Saint Joseph’s, especially our headteacher, Mrs Riordan, are here to help.

Do your best this week, remember there are lots of people there to support you and you can have a chat together on class chat any time you want – Mrs Houston will do as she has done this week, she will let you talk for a while and then we go back to work, but the chat about the birth of the kittens was great!

Remember there is a prayer PPT to help start the day, or for times you want some quiet time and also at the beginning of many of the teaching audio videos prepared by Mrs Houston.

Remember to give of your best, no one can ask for more. This is a difficult time and I think that most of us will realise that school is a great place to be. Even if I tell you off, please know that I and all the staff at Saint Joseph’s think you are all FANTASTIC, because no one in society has ever experienced circumstances like this at your age – you are the ‘Covid Generation’ who have shown such perseverance and I am so proud to be your teacher.

God bless you and all you families! Keep safe! Stick to the rules!

Speak to you Monday Year Six.

Mrs H.  😊

Work to be completed this week in Year Six

Mathematics Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on what is reasoning and how to approach reasoning tasks. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Data handling Challenge reasoning Levels five and six – only to be completed by those children who were in Mrs Houston’s maths class last year. To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Two: Data handling reasoning Levels four and five - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Three: 2019 Mathematics Reasoning Paper - To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.

Learning Task Four: Year Six Procedural Past Paper- To be completed by all pupils assigned the task on Teams To be completed on the word document provided.  

English / Literacy Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 Reading assessment GGR task an explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on 2019 SPaG Paper (Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar) An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: 2019 Reading assessment – ‘The Humble Potato’ (Historical / Non – Fiction), ‘The octopus (Science / Non – fiction) and ‘White Fang’ (Narrative)– to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is a two - hour task.

Learning Task Two: SPaG 2019 (To be completed by all children assigned in Year Six Mrs Houston’s team Assignments.) To be completed on the word document provided This is a two - hour task.

Science Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on classification keys and explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT on the circulatory system by Mrs Houston. An explanation of learning tasks to be completed.

Learning Task One: Problem solving tasks on the classification of living things - to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

 

 

 

Learning Task Two: Problem solving tasks on the circulatory system to be completed by all children. To be completed on the word document provided. This is 30-minute task

PE, Fitness and Well – being Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on the rules of this PE, Fitness and Well – being interaction task.

Welsh as a Second Language - Learning Provision on Teams:

Instruction / Teaching Input: Flipgrid Audio Teaching PPT by Mrs Houston on ‘Yr Ysgol’ / School – Unfortunately this presentation was cut short as Flipgrid has only a 10 minute duration. Thus, the PPT has been added without the audio so you can access instructions about your learning in Welsh

Learning Task One: To use the PPT, the Welsh and English learning template and the final written piece template to produce your own piece of writing on ‘Yr Ygol’ that will be added to the Dyma Fi work completed by children last week. This is 90-minute task

Learning Task Two:  To use your script to make a video of your work on ‘Yr Ysgol’.  This is 30-minute task. Remember not just to upload your work on to Flipgrid, but to your own teams’ page and class page so everybody can listen to the work you have produced and read your written work. Good luck year six.

 

THE LAST THREE WEEKS OF WORK HAVE BEEN CHALLENGING. SO NEXT WEEK WE WILL DO AN RE PROJECT, AN ART AND DESIGN PROJECT AND AN ENGLISH PROJECT 😊

 

Contacting the School

 

If you need to contact the school and your query is concerning your child’s work please contact your child’s class teacher by using their ‘My Space’ channel on Microsoft Teams for KS2 teachers (Y3, Y4, Y5, Y6) or j2message for Foundation Phase teachers (YR, Y1, Y2).

 

If you need to speak to the Senior Management Team concerning any other matter, please email support@stjosephsprm.cardiff.sch.uk and your email will be responded to as soon as possible. Do not use the usual school email as this is not always manned if the office is closed

 

Thank you for continued support during these difficult times.

Welcome to Year Six / Croeso i Blwyddyn Chwech - Teacher / Athrawes - Mrs Houston - Overview of learning for the Autumn term 2020

Remote Learning Information for Parents and Children Jan 6th - 11th January 2021

Newsletter 12th October

Year Six Newsletter 28th September

Covid 19 precaution in place in the year six classroom

Password information for parents and children to access home learning

Newsletter 4 . 10. 20

Art and Design

Propaganda Posters

Propaganda posters are now available to view on the year six page of the gallery section of the website.

Welcome to Year 6!

 

All teachers will post information about their class to the 'Latest News'. Updates will also be sent via 'The School App'. Instructions on how to download our app, can be found under the 'Parents' tab. 

 

Photos are displayed for each class in the 'Gallery'. These can be found under the 'Gallery' tab. Photos will be accompanied with a written description of what the children have been doing in class that week. 

 

The four purposes of the new curriculum for Wales inform our teaching. Our learning experiences enable our pupils to be:

 

  • ambitious, capable learners who undertake research and evaluate critically what they find and are ready to learn throughout their lives
  • enterprising, creative contributors who give of their energy and skills so that other people will benefit and are ready to play a full part in life and work
  • ethical, informed citizens who show their commitment to the sustainability of the planet and are ready to be citizens of Wales and the world
  • healthy, confident individuals who have the skills and knowledge to manage everyday life as independently as they can and are ready to lead fulfilling lives as valued members of society.

 

 

Literacy and Spellings

 

We understand the importance of literacy skills and their use within the wider world.  As part of your child's literacy lessons, they will be learning to spell words relating to specific patterns each week in class.  

 

The children will be tested on their spellings throughout the year. Spellings and test dates are shown at the bottom of the page. The children are expected to learn their spellings in preparation for each test. 

 

 

PE

 

PE will take place every.  Please make sure you bring your kit and suitable footwear. 

 

Expectations

 

Bug Club

It is expected that the children use Bug Club to support to developing their reading skills at home. Books have been assigned to each child and can be accessed using under the 'Useful Links' section below. 

 

Mathletics

Children also have access to Mathletics. which is an online learning resource which supports the development of mathematical skills at home. Children are expected to make use of this resource on an weekly basis and work their way through the challenges assigned to them. A link to the site can be found under the 'Useful Links' section below.  

 

The link below lists all Mathletics curriculum activities associated with each Wales course, and demonstrates how these fit within the National Curriculum Programme of Study for Wales.

 

Please work through each activity for your year group. There are 1000+ activities available to ensure you can continue to develop your mathematics skills at home. The school invests in Mathletics to provide all learners with access to relevant content that will reinforce their learning and challenge them to go to the next level.

 

Course are supported with activities, eBooks, rich tasks and other resources. By fully engaging with all that Mathletics has to offer, no additional resources are required to develop your maths skills at home. We do however, recommend that children engage with past papers to familiarise themselves with the types of questions they may see in their tests.

 

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Hwb

At St. Joseph's R.C. Primary School, we use Hwb, which is a collection of online tools provided by the Welsh Government, to develop digital skills. Hwb also provides the children with access to Encyclopedia Britannica, should they need to carry out research at home. Tools which support the children in developing their maths, literacy and programming skills are also accessible via the site. 

 

Elements of the ‘My St. Josephs’ umbrella, which was introduced in 2018, are completed using one of the tools available within Hwb.  The umbrella comprises of ‘My Virtues’, ‘My Targets’, ‘My Voice’, ‘My Way’ and ‘My Challenge’. These are known as the ‘5 MYs’ and every child’s learning journey in Key Stage 2 will be evidenced through these. 


My Virtues’ and ‘My Targets’ are both completed independently by the children on Hwb, using Microsoft Teams. These are to be updated throughout the year as part of their homework.

 

Microsoft Teams (accessed within Hwb and Office 365) is used as our main tool for developing digital skills and facilitating online collaboration within our school. Homework will often be set via the 'Assignments' tab. 

 

A link to Hwb, can be found under the 'Useful Links' section below. 

 

Useful Links

Other Useful Information

 

School Uniform Expectations

Healthy drinks and food.

Attendance and punctuality.

Spellings and Test Dates

The children will be tested on their spellings every Monday throughout the year.

The date of each test and the spellings they will be tested on are shown below in the table.

The children are expected to learn their spellings in preparation for each test.

21/09/20

28/09/20

05/10/20

12/10/20

19/10/20

02/11/20

09/11/20

16/11/20

23/11/20

30/11/20

07/12/20

14/12/20

04/12/20

11/01/21

18/01/21

25/01/21

shaft

shed

shell

shift

shin

ship

shock

shop

shot

shun

ash

cash

crash

flash

slash

mash

rash

smash

dish

wish

than

that

the

them

then

there

thin

thing

think

this

free

three

tree

bleed

speed

cheek

steel

between

green

queen

see

deed

feed

need

seed

weed

feel

heel

seem

been

too

food

mood

roof

cool

fool

pool

room

broom

spoon

good

stood

wood

book

brook

cook

Hook

look

shook

took

made

cage

page

cake

lake

make

take

came

game

name

shade

brake

flake

shake

flame

shame

plane

grape

Shape

Plate

tide

wide

bike

hike

like

time

fine

Line

mine

wine

smile

stile

while

chime

crime

slime

shine

spine

fire

hire

Coke

joke

poke

woke

hole

dome

home

cope

hope

pope

broke

broken

choke

smoke

spoke

spoken

woken

stone

throne

close

cube

tube

rude

duke

flume

tune

cute

chute

use

abuse

back

crack

lack

rack

stack

track

flick

kick

lick

pick

bake

cake

flake

lake

make

rake

stake

bike

like

pike

01/02/21

08/02/21

22/02/21

01/03/21

08/03/21

15/03/21

22/03/21

12/04/21

19/04/21

26/04/21

03/05/21

10/05/21

17/05/21

24/05/21

07/06/21

14/06/21

bold

cold

fold

gold

golden

hold

old

sold

scold

told

always

away

clay

day

display

gay

hay

holiday

may

pay

air

chair

fair

hair

lair

pair

stair

nail

pail

sail

beach

each

Peach

reach

teach

lead

read

speak

weak

deal

ease

speak

steal

steam

cream

dream

scream

team

mean

please

load

road

toad

loaf

cloak

oak

soak

soap

boat

coat

coach

poach

goal

groan

loan

moan

boast

coast

roast

toast

below

blow

flow

follow

glow

grow

low

own

show

slow

boil

coil

coin

foil

join

oil

point

soil

toil

boy

colder

longer

older

richer

smaller

smoother

sweeter

taller

braver

closer

boats

books

chairs

coins

goals

rooms

seeds

shops

teams

bikes

benches

lunches

beaches

peaches

gases

buses

brushes

bushes

crashes

fishes

boasts

cooks

thinks

sweets

screams

speaks

waves

hopes

hates

slides

beating

boiling

coaching

fishing

floating

joining

looking

painting

preaching

reading

amazed

closed

lined

named

saved

smiled

tuned

used

waved

baked

enjoyed

joined

moaned

nailed

opened

played

sailed

heated

noted

painted

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