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Mental Health Resources – UPDATED WEDNESDAY 13th MAY

Here you can find some useful resources to help foster conversations with your children about their mental health and wellbeing during what is, and continues to be a strange and potentially frightening time for children and adults alike. This lesson from the PSHE association is all about feelings and emotions and will help children recognise different feelings about things and situations, and will explain who can help them with their feelings. 

This resource is a great starting point to check in with your kids on how they are feeling about the current situation. If you want to talk about anything at all regarding your child’s education, their mental health or anything at all, please don’t hesitate to contact me on Class Dojo or via email.

Mental health (Year 5-6 ) – Home learning lesson- FINAL

Resource 1 worksheet – Activities for health

Resource 2 worksheet – Helpful for Mental Health List

Y6 Home Learning – updated regularly

Year 6 Leavers Ceremony – You are invited!

Please get your memories in to me asap if you are not going to in school on Thursday 16th July so that they can still be included in the show!

Summer Reading Challenge

https://summerreadingchallenge.org.uk/

Hutton Rudby Reads Summer Reading Challenge

 Thursday 18th June – reflection

Friday 12th June – LIFE Writing Prompt

Wednesday 10th June – Introducing: LIFE, The Game

This game has taken Y6 by storm in school, and now it’s your chance to try your hand at being a fully fledged grown up. the video explains everything, stick with it. You might need a little help from your parents on this one. There are a few websites you need, they’re linked below. If you need a password to get to any of the spinny wheels, it is Johnson2805. Do not edit the wheels!!!!!!!

Family Situation Spinny Wheel

Jobs

I forgot to say, each real time day (which represents a week in the game) you have a bad event or a good event, each cost money. To determine if you have a bad week or a good week (in the game) click here. If you get a bad event, you can record a sad face, if you get a happy event you can record a smiley face (or a smiley face for your children if the good event applies to them!) You want to finish the game in a few weeks with as many smiley faces as possible. You also get smiley faces if you manage to save money at the end of the month. 

Bad Events

Good Events 

Additional Money (only click this one once a real time week – remember you don’t have to accept the spin outcome of this, for example you don’t have to get a credit card… And if you do you will need to add 17% on to whatever you borrow)

Tuesday 9th June – Memories and a mention of the zoom quiz

Thursday 4th June – Things to think about + ZOOM QUIZ INFO

Tuesday 2nd June Maths 

Click here for the maths work that will be used in the live lesson – fingers crossed the technology works!

Tuesday 26th May – Bits n’ Bobs

Thursday 21st May – Writing

Tuesday 19th May – Maths, Writing, Darts

Thursday 14th May – A Letter to Write

Who are you grateful for?

Tuesday 12th May – Quick message from Penny & me.

Sunday 10th May

Little update

Thursday 7th May – A bit of maths

Hi everyone, thanks to those of you who have sent in your VE Day work already, there is some brilliant stuff being produced – well done! Here is a bit of a ‘from home’ darts challenge to get stuck in to! Good luck!

Monday 4th May – A little bit of everything PLUS THE RAP!

Thanks for this challenge Freya… I am challenging anybody in Year 6 who hasn’t rapped for us yet! I would also like to urge you to challenge Mr. Beckwith as, somehow, he has set this challenge for the school and managed to get away without having to rap a single bar yet!! 

Scroll down to find the videos you need. 

Click here for some WW2 recipes to try 

Friday 1st May – The battle continues…

Friday 1st May – The next level 

Tuesday 28th April – Mean Maths

Hello Year 6. It will be Wednesday by the time you see this, I’m sorry about that! First of all, thanks to Alanah for the brilliant rap video. The rest of you have a lot to live up to, I’m looking forward to seeing / hearing what you have got! Okay, on to the video. As I mention on camera, I would like for you to find the mean for each 3 darts Mr. Kelly & I throw. The mean is a common way of finding the average. If you can’t remember how to find the mean, you must add all of the numbers together, and then divide by the amount of numbers you have added (in this case, 3). So if I score a 3, a 2 and a 1 (as if!) then you will calculate 3+2+1… and then divide the answer by the amount of numbers you have added together, which is 3… So your calculation will be 6 divided by 3… Giving the answer of 2, so the mean / average score is 2. If you want to have a go at the Year 5 challenge about negative numbers as well, give it a go! If you do the Year 5 challenge,  have a go at writing a word problem for the various questions you are provided with. Enjoy 🙂

Monday 27th April – Challenge

Good luck…

Thursday 23rd April – Workout Challenge / Plea for help from Penny and me!

I rambled on a bit in this video, so here is a little recap…

  • Create a 30 minute workout
  • Let me know how long to do each exercise for
  • Let me know how long I am allowed to rest between exercises
  • Calculate how many calories each exercise burns using this website
  • Calculate how many calories the workout will burn overall
  • And I forgot to mention… Use this website to suggest a healthy meal that will help me re-fuel after my workout… I would like to eat roughly the same amount of calories as my workout burns!
  • And finally, don’t forget, you ned to be able to do the workout too, so don’t tell me to do a million press-ups if you haven’t done a million press-ups first!

Can’t wait to see what you come up with – you can send me the workout plan in whatever format you like! 

Miss Martin and Mrs Trevis’ rallying challenge!

Hello Year 6!


Wednesday 22nd April – Writing

Hello Year 6! Here is a little writing challenge for you. It’s a bit self indulgent, but I’d love to hear what you come up with!

Easter Holidays 


As this would have been the Easter holidays, I have collected together a range of creative EASTER ideas (click on the click to download the activities) you may wish to have a go of across the Easter holiday period. Please share with me anything you get up to on Class Dojo. I will keep posting English and Maths challenges for those of you who enjoy doing them! 

Have lots of fun and stay safe!


*NEW* ANSWERS for Ninja Grammar wc 3oth March: wc 6th April GPS NINJA – ANSWERS for Sentences Phrases and Clauses


Week Beginning 30th March

CLASS DOJO SUPPORT

I know that a few of you are still struggling to connect with your child on Class Dojo. The vast majority of you are actually connected with your child, therefore, I would suggest you first trying logging in with your usual email and password – if this doesn’t work, then try resetting your password.  However, should you need it, I have found this helpful FAQ link from Class Dojo to support you in getting logged on. If you have lost your personalised log in code and cannot get logged in or connected with your child, then please contact me through school and I will send your personalised log in code. I hope that helps, Mrs H 🙂

Skills: Firstly, here are the answers to last week’s Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Ninja Skills Practice Book (the one you took home on Friday 20th March): wc 30th March GPS NINJA Word Classes – ANSWERS Here is the digital version of the booklet in case your child didn’t bring it home: wc 16th March GPS NINJA Word Class – Practice Book

This week, to keep your skills sharp, I have added the Sentence, Phrases and Clauses Ninja Skills Practice Book. You can access it by clicking on this link: wc 30th March GPS NINJA Sentences Phrases and Clauses – Practice Booklet 2 Answers to be revealed next week – good luck!


*WINNERS ANNOUNCED!* To help support you with keeping your multiplication skills sharp, I have set a new Battle of the Bands on TT Rockstars. This battle is boys vs girls. Which rock band will be crowned the winners, and which rock stars will be hailed the MVPs for their teams? You have 48 hours to complete this challenge – good luck!


A HUGE congratulations to the GIRLS who won the battle with 11,096 points! The MVPs for the winning team were: Hayley Turner, Flora Prophet and Axel Gray. Well done to the BOYS who earned a respectable 10,241 points. Your MVPs were: Nehemiah Kimball, Rainey Rox and Randolph McCrea. Class Dojos will be on their way to you all!


Previous learning archived – please ask Mrs Hopkin if you need anything again 🙂 

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