Happy Wednesday to the incredible Year 6
Where has the sunshine gone? Here are your next set of challenges. You will notice that it is Nationla ice tea day today and so adults one of our challenges involves using a kettle to boil water that you may need to help with?
Have fun and post how you get on our face book page
June 9th was National Donald Duck Day
1. Can you follow the link and become an animation artist today!
Remember adults that there will be adverts at the beginning of this clip that you will need to skip!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEbljWwzwKs
Then why don’t you create your own comic book or draw another character maybe Minnie or Micky mouse!
June 10th National Iced Tea Day Nice for a sunny day drink!
2. Why don’t you make this for your grown-ups to go with the lovely scones that you made on Monday?
1 Step Refrigerator Tea
4 tea bags
4 cups water
Make a cup of tea without any milk or sugar Ask an adult to help with boiling the kettle.
Then get creative-You can make it fruity by adding fruit flavoured teabags or add fruits such as orange, lemon or mint even honey.
If you don’t want to try this then make your own lemonade
You will need:
1 1/4 cups sugar (granulated)
6 cups water (cold, divided)
5 to 8 lemons
Then follow the link https://www.thespruceeats.com/easy-lemonade-recipe-2097136
June 11th is King Kamehameha Day
King Kamehameha Day, a pretty big deal in Hawaii and celebrates the accomplishments of “Kamehameha the Great.” He’s credited with uniting the Hawaiian Islands in 1810. A highly revered leader, Kamehameha is honoured each year with numerous celebrations across the islands. Downtown Honolulu hosts one such celebration, where hundreds of leis, at least 30 feet long, are draped over the 15-foot statue of the celebrated ruler. Other celebrations include parades, a plethora of floral arrangements and, of course, the traditional Hawaiian hula.
3. Why don’t you carry out research on this important king you could create a power point or learn how to hula by following the link below or make a garland to celebrate?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqrwI3CRWvs Hula dancing
How to make a Hawaiian garland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF4n5o6p0_8
This looks fun you could use coloured tissue paper If you like-Make sure you let this dry before wearing!
4. Kahoot time!
Follow the link to complete a quiz on climate change good Luck! https://kahoot.it/challenge/02265882?challenge-id=e2acc294-c222-4eea-b8d9-50b6d9976fdd_1591695745242 Or visit Kahoot.it with the Gamepin: 02265882
5. I have added fun Summer maths and English activity books for you to complete along with your Maths no problem and English tasks choose one of these booklets to get started on!
Happy Monday to the outstanding incredible Year 6
I hope that you have had an amazing weekend despite the rain. Looks like I made a mistake last week and we celebrated World Ocean day a week early! Well I think it’s better to celebrate an important day twice than not at all. Let’s have some fun!
1 .World Ocean day activity Create an amazing picture to create an Ocean Day jigsaw. Make Your Own Jigsaw
You'll need: a finished picture you created or a picture from a magazine or if you have access to a printer one from the internet, cardboard and scissors
Take a finished picture or a cool page from a magazine and stick onto a sheet of cardboard (cereal boxes work well). From here, cut up the image to make your own jigsaw. Try cutting it into smaller pieces to make it more difficult!
2. This week our recipe is to make yummy cheese scones which I love. If you’re not keen on the savoury scones can you make a sweet one (chocolate, cherry, any dried fruit?) Be imaginative and please add your ideas to our face book page so we can all have a go. Why don’t you create your own recipe book and take pictures to add to this?. You could also write a report as if you are a food critic
Follow the link for my cheese scones.
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/user/896076/recipe/classic-cheese-scones
3. Play Mini Ice Hockey-This is a great game I used to play with my son
You'll need: a baking tray, water, post-it notes, spoons and a button or bottle lid
Freeze a layer of water in a baking tray to create your ice rink and stick a post-it note at either end of the tray to mark the goals. Use spoons as your hockey sticks and try to hit your button/lid puck against the post-it note on the other side of the tray.
4. Storm In A Jar Experiment in honour of the rain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkbJZAVdp4c
You'll need: a large glass jar, shaving foam, pipette or eye dropper, food colouring, 1 or more small cups
Mix up some food colouring with water in your small cup(s) - create as many cups of coloured water as you'd like. Fill the large jar about 3/4 full with water. Right before you're about to do the experiment, top the jar with shaving cream until it's just above the rim - this will be your cloud. From there, keep dropping coloured water on top of the shaving cream and keep an eye on what's happening below. When the shaving cream cloud gets too heavy, the colours will start to seep through like rain, just like what happens with real clouds!
I have seen lots of different types of clouds Cirrus, Cumulus, Cumulus Congestus and Cumulonimbus can you find the names of anymore? Why are clouds different shapes and sizes? Can you research these and how a cloud is formed? You can create a fact file, art work or why don’t you film yourself delivering a weather report for your teacher!
5. Learn Classic Card Games
You'll need: a deck of cards
Adults can use this time to teach t classic card games like Solitaire or Rummy. Card games have been a rainy day staple for generations and now feels like the perfect time to pass onto our younger generation. If you need a little reminder follow the link below