Author: year6

Oak class spellings:

Group 1 (Mrs Longman):
terrible
legible
sensible
horrible
possible
credible
visible
edible
reversible
responsible

 

Group 2 (Mrs Maxim):

beautiful

money

incomplete

friend

mismatch

which

inactive

misspell

disappear

people

 

 

Well done to Leah for making a super start at St. Nicholas!

Please complete the next test in the Maths SATs booklet.

Elm Spellings:

Group 1:

terrible

legible

sensible

horrible

possible

credible

visible

edible

reversible

responsible

 

 

Group 2:

therefore

material

misbehave

misspell

disagree

inactive

incomplete

 

Please continue to complete Reading Plus and TTRS.

 

 

Here are some photos of the children enjoying Boogie Bounce.

A huge well done to Ronnie in Oak who has achieved this week’s Star of the Week. Ronnie has been working so hard in his Maths. Well done!

Please complete one test from the maths SATs booklet.

 

Please learn the following spellings.

 

Group 1:

bomb

debt

crumb

climb

thumb

lamb

doubt

limb

tomb

numb

comb

subtle

Group 2:

misbehave

misplace

mislead

misspell

misprint

disagree

unfair

mistreat

misunderstand

mismatch

undo

inhuman

Group 3:

bought

does

sugar

water

wear

here

You can also practise these on the Spelling Shed website https://www.spellingshed.com/en-gb/index.html

 

Here is what we will be learning about this term.

Topic Overview Term 3

 

We explored the importance of good foundations in life, based on the Bible story of the Wise and the Foolish Builders.  Some of us used marshmallows and spaghetti to build a tower, while others had only sand to build their foundations.

Year 6 had a great time exploring Dover Castle and the War Time tunnels.  What a great way to link our Term 1 and 2 topics.

‘I saw the White Cliffs of Dover for the first time.’

‘I liked the view from the top of the tower.’

‘The tour guides were really helpful.  I didn’t know that there are 70 different ways of playing Chess.’

‘It was interesting listening to the water being poured into the well.  It was a long way down, but if you listened carefully, you could hear the splash!’

‘The War Time Tunnels were really fun.  I liked using the old fashioned phones and typewriters.’