CLASS HERO - Oscar for commitment to all tasks set
STAR WRITER - Nancy
STAR READER - Amelia
Year 6 pupils in school had a go at photography around the school grounds. The topic was Winter Colour and we experimented with angle, composition, perspective, zoom and focus. Ollie braved the bitter cold in his shorts as the perfect model!
In - school year 6 made Mindfulness Butterfly Mobiles on No Screen Day and tested their Drop Rides. I'd like to say no eggy passengers were harmed during filming, but....
Some examples of art, PSHE, algebra, French and wellbeing from week 6 are below. Look on the Science page to see examples of our work on buoyancy.
This week saw the final paragraphs and editing of our stories based on the short film, The Little Boat, on Literacy Shed. We had some excellent final versions, with great description. Some examples are below.
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LITTLE BOAT STORY Brandon1.docx | Download |
Little boat Story.docx | Download |
My Little Boat Story Chloe.docx | Download |
MY LITTLE BOAT!!!!.docx | Download |
The Little Boat (4).docx | Download |
The little boat - whole story copy copy.docx | Download |
the very final boats adventure Emily.pptx | Download |
Week 4 of home learning has seen Red Arrows writing some wonderful Little Boat stories and the photographs of the science an art have been lovely to see. We're really impressed with those of you who have started making your own videos too!
We've had some excellent videos on gears and pulleys this week -week 3. please keep sending them in!
Watch the first 3 videos in order, to see how gears effect speed.
Connor's excellent pulley. We had a lot of photos of pulleys but Connor's video shows clearly how a pulley works.
Ffion doing her air resistance investigation, looking at how the size of the parachute canopy affects the speed it falls.
Here are some more examples of work from week 2 of lock down
There were some very interesting pendulum investigation write ups and results.
Week 1 Home learning
We would like to wish all of our family and friends a very Happy Christmas and a Joyful New Year!
We hope you enjoy our rendition of The 12 Days of Christmas, made following Covid restrictions!
Welcome to Red Arrows!
We are the Red Arrows; a group of highly trained Year 6 children,
who possess extraordinary skills - to fly high and achieve unimaginable heights.
The sky's the limit!
We each bring a special dynamic to the classroom.
When we combine to achieve fantastic learning, nothing can stop us...
TEAM WORK IS THE KEY TO FLYING HIGH!
If you have any queries regarding the work in Red Arrows, please email the class email address.
redarrows@albrighton-pri.shropshire.sch.uk
This email address is checked several times a week.
If you have an urgent query or are reporting an absence, please continue to do this via the office.
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Our Squadron Leaders are:
Mrs Wilkinson, Mrs Rolli and Mrs Roberts
What are we learning?
HOLA MEXICO!
PRACTICAL FRACTIONS
We were given flour, water, string, £1, counters and paper and were asked to find a half, quarter and tenth of each item. We had to think about appropriate equipment to use and have to get equal parts.
CREATION STORIES
We have been learning about and comparing creation stories from different religions and cultures. We began by creating freeze frames to retell to Judeo-Christian creation story.
MEXICAN MUSIC
We listed to the Mexican Hat Dance and then used graphic scores to represent each instrument.
MEXICAN FOOD TASTING
We sampled a range of Mexican food and commented on the appearance, smell, taste and texture, before ranking it out of 10.
AGUAS FRESCAS
We chopped and blended fruit to make this popular Mexican drink.
KITES
We made traditional kites that are made to celebrate the lives of the dead. Some people believe that the kites provide a link between the lands of the living and the dead.
DAY Of THE DEAD
We launched our new topic with a Day of the dead celebration.
BLOOD HEART
HISTORY OF MEDICINE TIMELINE
We researched the key events in the history of hear medicine and placed them into chronological order to create a timeline.
BALANCED DIETS
We learnt about how to keep our hearts healthy by eating a balanced diet. We looked at the 'eatwell' plate and discussed the different food groups.
HEART DISSECTION
To launch our new topic, we had the opportunity to dissect a pig's heart in order to find out about the different parts of the heart. We used pigs' hearts as they are the closest to a human heart of those available to us for dissection. We syringed water into the blood vessels and watched where it went, as well as cutting cross sections through the heart to study the four chambers.
METRE AND PULSE
To link with our topic, in our music lessons, we learnt how to tap the pulse or beat in a piece of music. We also learnt to mark the metre of a range of different pieces - in 2, 3 and 4 time. We then learnt and performed a rap about the heart and added body percussion to our performances.
RAINBOWS
We took part in a whole school project to create a rainbow when we returned to school. We began by learning new stitches by sewing Binka bookmarks before creating our own patches for the rainbow. we used a range of stitches and sewed on embellishments such as buttons, sequins and patches.