Good morning Year 6!  What do you call a dog magician?  A labracadabrador!  Your challenge today is to tell a really bad joke to someone to make them smile... or cringe!

Well done to Thay for producing these brilliant pieces of work recently:

  

Here is your Guided Reading for today:

Here is your English for today:

What sentence types could you use?  Click here to be reminded of the types of sentences we use in our writing.

Here is your Maths for today:

Here are the answers to the first five questions of the Maoam Maths yesterday.

1) 2³ means 2 x 2 x 2 so the answer is 8

2) The best method here is the short method (often called the bus stop method).  The answer is 3279.  You could check this by multiplying 3279 by 3 (this is called using the inverse).

3) When rounding to the nearest hundred, you need to look at the previous column (the tens column).  As the digit is an 8, you need to round up.  Therefore the answer is 19,400.

4) The column method works well here, especially as you don't even need to exchange.  The answer is 4451.  Did you manage to do this mentally?

5) 9/2 is an improper fraction meaning 9 halves.  To convert to a mixed number, you need to divide the top number (numerator) by the bottom number (denominator).  9 ÷ 2 = 4 ^1/2 (4 and a half)

Click here to listen to a song about 3D shapes.  Once having listened to the song, can you name these 3D shapes and describe their properties?  The answers are at the bottom, attached to this blog. 

Now click here to learn about and create some different polyhedrons (poly means many and hedron means faces, i.e.: 3D shapes!

Here are some examples you could recreate:

Here is your PSHE for today:

 

Have a terrific day!