Welcome to the Class Six Noticeboard 2023 - 2024

This is where we will be doing our best to keep you up to date with details of homework, notices, and weekly spellings etc!  As always, you are most welcome to email us at class6@bradworthy.devon.sch.uk if you have any questions.  

Spellings - to be tested on Monday 22nd January 

crawling 

crumbling

streaked

gnarled

unknown

forgotten

cemetery

lightning

temperature

aggressive

Spellings - to be tested on Monday 15th January 2024

sign

scent

re-enter

parachute

abundance 

unavoidably

dissolve

ominous

drawer

possession

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Class Six Easter Homework.  
You have been given the sheets you need for your homework in school - if you have lost them you can download each task below!   Please bring the maths in on Monday 17th April, and your writing by Friday 21st April. 

If you need any help you can contact me via class6@bradworthy.devon.sch.uk 

Have a great holiday! 

Mrs T x

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 31st October 

Amateur

Category

Correspond

Environment

Frequently

Language

Occur

Queue

Signature

Twelfth

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 10th October 

Achieve

Bargain

Controversy

Disastrous

Foreign

Interfere

Nuisance

Programme

Secretary

Temperature

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 3rd October 

According

Awkward

Conscious

Dictionary

Familiar

Individual

Neighbour

Profession

Sacrifice

System

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 26th September 

Accompany

Average

Conscience

Develop

Explanation

Immediately

Necessary

Privilege

Rhythm

Symbol

Weekly Spellings - Test on Tuesday 20th September 

Muscle

Prejudice

Available

Determined

Rhyme

Identity

Accommodate

Suggest

Competition

Existence

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Class Six 2021-2022

Easter Homework, Thursday 7th April:

The children were given a long writing task about three weeks ago and this is due in durng the week after the Easter Break.

They need to complete, analyse and improve three writing tasks which have been worked on in school.
A final draft which is good enough for their writing portfolios needs to be completed. 

You can download a writing criteria document which will help decide what needs to be worked on, to improve a piece of writing, below. We've used these lots of times in school and the children should understand them.

Please make sure that at least one piece of writing is handwritten (I'd go for the shortest piece myself).

The tasks are:

• A story based on someone being alienated from a group.
• A report based on people's different views of homeless people.
• A piece of writing which has been chosen from their English Book.

In addition to this they will need to complete:

• Maths Paper 1, 2017
• Maths Paper 2, 2017
• Grammar Paper, 2017

These don't need to be completed against the clock or under test conditions.
 

If anyone needs any help please email.

Wednesday 30th March

We've still got a few covid cases in Year Six this week.
These are some of the things we've been doing in case your child is well enough for some work.

• A Maths Test - which doesn't have to be doen as a test.
• A Reading Test - which doesn't have to be done as a test either.
• An extract from Stone Cold where Link talks about what it's like being homeless. The various issues that he talks about need to be high-lighted so that they can inform this weeks writing task.
• You can download the task below.
• An inroduction to Algebra Sheet - which is basically a code breaking exercise.

Friday 25th March

Here are a couple of test papers that need to be done over the next week if your child has been off this week.
The children who have been in school will have done one of them in school.
They don't need to be done as tests or against the clock.

COVID Raises it's Head Again - Monday 14th March

As you know COVID has raised it's nasty little head in school again this week, although I'm happy to say that we've only got a couple of children off in Year Six.

It your "loved one" is well enough and would like something to occupy themselves as they isolate here it is:

• Maths - lots of lovely Fraction Sheets which is just what you, as a parent, wants during a pandemic.
  It's what we're doing in school at the moment so it's worth a go.
  There are several videos in our Video Resource Centre to support the sheets so it might not be quite the nightmare you'd think it is.
• The joy of SATs is just around the corner so here is a reading test to have a stab at.
  I don't think you need to worry too much about the time limit - think more about the detail of the answers.
• Our English work os based on the book we're studying and one of the things we're doing this week is thinking about fact, opinion and bias.
  The sheet that is here is based on attitudes towards homeless people like thee one in the story.
  A "solcredulist" is a made up word which refers to people whp believe everything they read in the newspapers rather than thinking critically about the things they read - which is a really importnat skill.
  This is going to be a difficult task out of school but here it is .....

Thursday 17th March

We've got eight off today - which is the highest absence we've had in Year Six this week.

Here are a couple of things we're up to inschool - just in case anyone is board and feeling well enough to do a bit of work !!!

• If you want to introduce some torture here's a spelling test.
  I'd do it once and check the words that are wrong - and then do it again having worked on the errors.
• We've been working on a long stroy about Alienation this week and writing in the style of writing that Link uses in our current story. The style is direct and relaxed - the way someone might speak or write in a diary.
  There's a sheet below which might help.
• There's also a sheet whoch will help analyse the writing when you've done it so that a second, and improved, version can be written.
• You can download an arithmetic test below which doesn't have to be done as a test.
  I'd have a go at this even if you don't end up doing anything else.

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 7th March 2022

Produce

Impact

Transport

Silence

Permit

Object

Contest

Subject

Increase

Freeze

Maths Homework - Due on Monday 28th February

You need to complete the sheet of calculations below during the half term break.  We have been studying these methods in class, and if you need a quick reminder of any of the steps you can look at the video which covers each of the four methods.   If you are unsure of anything you can email us on class6@bradworthy.devon.sch.uk, and we will hopefully be able to help.  We will be marking and reviewing these calculations in class on Monday 28th February so please bring them in! 

Half Term Homework - Friday 18th February

We have set three pieces of homework this half term.
Your work will be due in by the end of the first week after half term on Friday 4th March.

• A long writing task based on Macbeth and his second meeting with the witches,
  This has been started in school and the children should have photocopied, and brought home, what they have done so far.
  This piece of writing can be hand written or typed.
  You can download the worksheet here.
   
• Science homework based on Mass.
  The children have started this in school this week.
  There is a video in our Video Resource Centre which will help the chidren complete this task. 
  If you need to download the work booklet it is available here.
   
• Maths homewok which has been set by Mrs Turner, which can be accessed above, and which is due on Monday 28th February.

If your child needs any support with any of the above please feel free to email us.

Homework - Friday 11th February

There are two tasks this week:

• A short science task which involves finding out what an atom is along with the names of ten common atoms.
   
• A longer maths task which involves constructing the following shapes, as we've done in school:
  
  A triangle, a square, a hexagon and an octogon (if a challenge is wanted a dodecagon could aslo be drawn).
  The area of these shapes needs to be found and plotted on a graph as explained in school.
  
  There needs to be a written explanation of what is going on, and waht is being found out, at each stage in the hope that this task could be put in writing portfolios as an example of language use in another subject.
   

Spellings - for test on Monday 28th February 

Merciful

Plentiful

Beautiful

Fearful

Faithful

Boastful

Doubtful

Thankful

Pitiful

Fanciful

Spellings - for test on Monday 14th February 

Overbalance

Overthrow

Overturned

Overcoat

Overslept

Overcook

Overpaid

Overreact

Overtired

Overlooked

Friday 28th January

This week's homework is based on the trip to Bideford that we took part in today.
The children should have a "research sheet" (if not it can be downloaded here) for them to gather information about Bideford and North Devon at different periods of time.
This can be done by:

• Speaking to each other and comparing notes from the trip.
• Using the internet, either at home or in school.
• Using the local history books that we have in school.

The research needs to be completed by Friday 4th February.

The children should also have completed three science tasks by the end of next week.  

Spellings - for test on Monday 7th February 

Rhyme

Occupy

Apply

Hyphen

Hygiene

Python

Supply

Identify

Multiply

Recycle

French - Quizlet Links 

https://quizlet.com/gb/635478251/stage-34-autumn-a-opinions-and-reasons-on-animals-flash-cards/?x=1jqt

Spellings for Test on Monday 31st January 2022

Rhythm

System

Physical

Symbol

Mystery

Lyrics

Oxygen

Symptom

Typical

Crystal

Friday 21st January 2022

This homework hs been set this week:

• Make sure that two of the three science topics which we have been working on in class have been finished. The first two were put up last week - the third is available here.
• A piece of creative writing based on a conversation / arguement between Macbeth and his wife. 
• A little more time spent learning the capital cities on last weeks list for a second quiz next week.

Class Six 2021 - 2022

Monday 17th January - Weekly Spellings (test on Monday 24th Jan) 

Attached

Community

Desperate

Excellent

Hindrance

Mischievous

Physical

Restaurant

Sufficient

Yacht

Friday 14th January

The following homework has been set this week:

• Finishing off one of the science sheets whoch we started in class on Tuesday afternoon.
  (The sheets can be downloaded below if necessary)
   
• A piece of descriptive writing about a character, as described on the sheet that has been brought home this evening (which can also be downloaded below)
   
• Finding the Capital City for each of the following countries.
  This is for a quiz, not a test !!! 
   

  United Kingdom	Brazil
  Portugal	Argentina
  Egypt	Mexico
  France	Thailand
  Canada	Ukraine
  Australia	Greece
  India	Turkey
  Afghanistan	Russia
  Algeria	China

   

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 17th January 2022

Appreciate

Communicate

Definite

Exaggerate

Harass

Marvellous

Persuade

Relevant

Stomach

Vehicle

French Quizlets - for Practice

https://quizlet.com/_aichh7?x=1jqt&i=426el4 - Tier 2 Vocabulary

https://quizlet.com/_aicfnp?x=1jqt&i=426el4 - Introductions

https://quizlet.com/_aicez1?x=1jqt&i=426el4 - Classroom Instructions

Class Six Homework - Due in Wednesday 24th November 

You have to write a detailed description of a character which shows their personality and which is based on their name........

Your homework is explained on the sheet you were given in class.   You can download a copy of the sheet below.  

Please bring your homework in by Wednesday 24th November.   If you need any help you can email us using the class6@bradworthy.devon.sch.uk address.  

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 22nd November 

Ancient

Cemetery

Criticise

Equipped

Government

Leisure

Opportunity

Recognise

Sincerely

Variety

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 8th November 

Aggressive

Bruise

Convenience

Embarrass

Forty

Interrupt

Occupy

Pronunciation

Shoulder

Thorough

Half Term Homework - October 2021 

You have a writing task to complete over the half term break - this is the task which you have talked about in class! 

Spelling homework involves your danger word lists (these are your own personal lists to practice).  We will start testing you on these words during the week of 15th November. 

You also have leagues to compete in on EdShed - three assignments and leagues are in place.   Try to do short bursts of practice regularly to help you remember the words you are working with.     There is a link to an online version of Kaboom below so that you can use the game to practice any words on your lists. 
 

Weekly Spellings: Test on Monday 1st November 

Achieve

Bargain

Controversy

Disastrous

Foreign

Interfere

Nuisance

Programme

Secretary

Temperature

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 11th October 

Weekly Spellings - Test on Monday 4th October 

Muscle

Prejudice

Available

Determined

Rhyme

Identity

Accommodate

Suggest

Competition

Existence

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Weekly Spellings - Test on Friday 11th June 

Excellent

Excellence

Silent

Silence

Evident

Evidence

Convenient

Convenience

Different

Difference

Weekly Spellings - Test on Friday 28th May 

Reversibly

Responsibly

Possibly

Horribly

Terribly

Visibly

Incredibly

Sensibly

Forcibly

Legibly

We've just sent out our latest Dartmoor letter - you can download it here.

Please download the kayaking letter which went out on Wednesday 12th May here: 

Weekly Spellings - Test on Friday 14th May 2021 

Changeably

Noticeably

Dependably

Comfortably

Reasonably

Adorably

Valuably

Believably

Considerably

Tolerably

Weekly Spellings - Test on Friday 7th May 

Accompany

Accommodate

Access

Accuse

Accost

Accrue

Accuracy

Accomplish

Accumulate

Accentuate

Our next cooking project is...

Scone Based Pizza

Ingredients:

110g self-raising flour

25g butter / margarine

50g grated cheese (for the base – more cheese needed for toppings)

 Any chosen toppings – and extra cheese for the top!

A container to transport a pizza safely!

Group One - Tuesday 27th April 

Group Two - Tuesday 4th May

Group Three - Tuesday 11th May 

Weekly Spellings - Test on Friday 30th April 

Influential

Martial

Spatial

Partial

Confidential

Essential

Substantial

Potential

Sequential

Torrential

Weekly Spellings - Test on Friday 26th March 

Explanatory

Environment

Secretary

Jewellery

Poisonous

Company

Desperate

Definitely

Reference

Temperature

Our Next Cookery Project Is...

Cheese Straws

Group 3 & 4 :  23/03/21

Group 1 & 2 :  30/03/21

Ingredients:

4oz Self Raising Flour

2 oz Margarine / Butter

3oz Grated Cheese (any type of cheese can be used!)

1 egg

Weekly Spellings: Test on Friday 26th March 

Hoist

Easel

Restaurant

Pyjamas

Bungalow

Veranda

Ballet

Blizzard

Gymkhana

Origin

Weekly Spellings: Test on Thursday 17th December

Rhythm

System

Physical

Symbol

Mystery

Lyrics

Oxygen

Symptom

Typical

Crystal

Weekly Spellings: Test on Thursday 10th December

Attached

Community

Desperate

Excellent

Hindrance

Mischievous

Physical

Restaurant

Sufficient

Yacht

Weekly Spellings and Homework: 
(Test on Thurs 3rd Dec & Homework in on Fri 4th Dec)

Appreciate

Communicate

Definite

Exaggerate

Harass

Marvellous

Persuade

Relevant

Stomach

Vehicle

You can download the homework task sheet below - this can be completed in Home-School Journals, or on paper!  There is a video on the Video Resource Centre which can be used to help or boost confidence as needed, you can access this by following the link below.  

Weekly Spellings (Test on 26th November)

Apparent

Committee

Curiosity

Guarantee

Lightning

Parliament

Recommend

Soldier

Vegetable

Especially

Our Ed Shed Leagues are live, so keep using Spelling Shed and Maths Shed to practice your weekly spellings and maths skills.   
Your homework task over this weekend is to find or create an image based on the sea.   This is going to be used in our English work, so it cannot contain any land or other objects.  It can be a stormy sea, or a calm sea - the choice is yours!  You can either find an image online to share, or draw/paint/create something of your own.  If you can print these to bring in then you are welcome to do so, but you can also email the picture to class6@bradworthy.devon.sch.uk, and we can print them in school.  These need to be in school on Monday morning ready for our English lesson.  

Weekly Spellings: Test on Thursday 19th November 

Ancient

Cemetery

Criticise

Equipped

Government

Leisure

Opportunity

Recognise

Sincerely

Variety

Weekly Spellings - Test on Thursday 12th November

Amateur

Category

Correspond

Environment

Frequently

Language

Occur

Queue

Signature

Twelfth

Class Five Spellings - Test on Thursday 22nd October 

Aggressive

Bruise

Convenience

Embarrass

Forty

Interrupt

Occupy

Pronunciation

Shoulder

Thorough

Weekly Spellings - Test on Thursday 15th November

Achieve

Bargain

Controversy

Disastrous

Foreign

Interfere

Nuisance

Programme

Secretary

Temperature

Weekly Spellings - Test on Thursday 8th October 

According

Awkward

Conscious

Dictionary

Familiar

Individual

Neighbour

Profession

Sacrifice

System

Weekly Spellings and Class Letter - Friday 25th September 2020 

Please find below the weekly spellings which will be tested on Thursday 1st October.   A copy of the class letter about our class routines etc can also be downloaded below.  

Accompany

Average

Conscience

Develop

Explanation

Immediately

Necessary

Privilege

Rhythm

Symbol