Year 6: Recent Episodes
Wicor
Listen and enjoy. If you wish to see, the PDF is on the school website so you can enjoy the pictures.
Listen and enjoy. If you wish to see, the PDF is on the school website so you can enjoy the pictures.
Listen and enjoy. If you wish to see, the PDF is on the school website so you can enjoy the pictures.
Listen and enjoy. If you wish to see, the PDF is on the school website so you can enjoy the pictures.
Prosody. Make sure you follow the instructions on the text which is on the Wicor Y6 remote learning website as usual.
This is the first two chapters of When We Got Lost in Dreamland by Ross Welford. It is from lovereading4kids.co.uk. You can find lots of chapters from books on this website and it is a really good site to look at if you are looking for a new book to read. If you like what you hear, why not search out the book and read it yourself. If this story doesn't grab you, go to the lovereading4kids.co.uk and choose another to try out. You can even browse by age.
This is a short story written by Roald Dahl. It lasts about 40 minutes. You should listen to the first 20 minutes Wednesday night and then 20 minutes the Thursday night.
Listen to the podcast and follow the instructions. Watch the video clips below and take notes when asked to on the podcast.
Industrialisation clip
Why the Industrial Revolution happen here
This will tell you everything you need to know to write your Just So story. Listen carefully!
Listen to the instructions on your prosody lesson this week. You will also need your letter that you wrote Friday in front of you and (if you don't know them off by heart) the performance markings sheet which is on the website.
This is your prosody lesson for the week. Please make sure you have the text in front of you (on a screen is fine) and you can see the performance markings I have already put onto it. You need to read the piece on your own and answer the questions without help. Then listen to me and echo read. You must practise your reading this week as some of you didn't and your recordings showed that as you stumbled over some words which you would have been able to read had you practised. We look forward to hearing your reading on Friday.
Listen to the podcast, mark your work and understand where you went wrong, if you did. Make sure you have uploaded an audio recording of yourself reading this piece of text by the end of Friday.
Read the first section of A Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradbury. Have the text in front of you - it's important! This is a gripping tale so be ready...
Miss Ray, Miss French and Mrs Nash sharing their top tips on how to organise your remote learning.
An unforgettable adventure about courage, hope, family and finding your way.
This story is a time-slip adventure where Charlie finds himself back in the Stone Age with a bit of a problem....
I am reading and unpicking the Dracula text. Make sure you have a pencil ready to interact and annotate the text with me. After we have read it through answer the retrieval questions.
Listen to the creation story and jot down your notes as you go along. Then fill in the grid.
Click here to access the timeline padlet.
Click here to watch Industrialisation Explained (clip 1)
Click here to watch The Importance of Coal (clip 2)
Click here to read the KS3 revision info
Click here to learn about the child workforce in coal mines.