Y6 Home learning weekly plan 220620 wk 14

Daily Routine

• 9.00: Daily PE Lesson – Live streamed at 9.00 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ

• 9.30: News Round daily so you are updated on current topics: https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/news/watch_newsround

• 9.30 – 10.30: English • 10.30 – 11.00: Break • 11.00 – 12.00: Maths • 12.00 – 12.45: Lunch include (running around outside, take some fresh air or dance and sing to relax). • 12.45 – 3.00: Wider Curriculum activities

Suggested structure to Wider Curriculum (afternoon lessons)

• Monday: History/Geography, Music • Tuesday: Computing, PHSE • Wednesday: Science, Music • Thursday: PE, Votes for Schools and Spanish • Friday: Art/DT, RE

Monday Maths: arithmetic practice on https: https://kahoot.it/ Game PIN: 05889988 English: Character Description Reading focus: Comparison During this lesson, we are going to be looking at comparison questions. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/reading-focus-comparison/

Tuesday Maths: answer the speed starters on https://corbettmathsprimary.com/5-a-day/ 23rd June Focus on efficient mental methods for solving calculations with smaller numbers, including decimals. Open the Mental Calculations 1 (lesson 7) on Power Maths: https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/resource/791288 (same username, password and school code as the Bug Club). Spot patterns of number facts to help you work out totals and differences in price mentally. Think how you can round and then adjust /compensate your calculations to find answers mentally. Practice: Q 1-3 on attached worksheets- Tuesday English: Character Description Reading focus: Prediction In this session, we will be looking at prediction questions. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/reading-focus-prediction/

Wednesday Maths: answer the speed starters on https://corbettmathsprimary.com/5-a-day/ 24th June Focus on efficient mental methods for solving calculations with larger numbers, up to millions. See the Mental Calculations 2 (lesson 8) on Power Maths: https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/resource/791289 Consider the most efficient method of solving the problems. What is the easiest way of solving each calculation?

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Can you change the numbers in any way to make the calculation easier? How can you use easier number facts to help you with these problems? How is the mental method you are using more efficient than a written one? Practice: Q 1-5 on attached worksheets- Wednesday English: Character Description Writing focus: Identify the key features During this lesson, we will be identifying the features of a good character description. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/writing-focus-identify-the-key-features/

Thursday Maths: answer the speed starters on https://corbettmathsprimary.com/5-a-day/ 25th June Focus on reasoning from known facts. See the Reasoning from known facts (lesson 9) on Power Maths: https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/resource/791290 Look for the links between number facts. Why is it useful to recognise doubles, near doubles or multiples of 10?? How do a bar model or a diagram demonstrate links between the number facts? Practice: Q 1-4 on attached worksheets- Thursday English: Character Description Writing focus: Using colons and semi-colons In this lesson, we are going to be using colons and semi-colons. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/writing-focus-using-colons-and-semi-colons/

Friday Maths: answer the speed starters on https://corbettmathsprimary.com/5-a-day/ 26th June Solve the Friday’s challenges on https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zjhhjsg How many problems can you solve? English: Character Description Writing focus: Describing a character During this session, we will be writing a character description. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/writing-focus-describing-a-character/

Weekly wider curriculum activities Science: To understand how mummification works. Continue from previous lesson. Look at what happened to your fruit. Write down your results.

Music: Every week we will give you a selection of songs to listen to from a specific genre. Please listen to the selection of songs and then write a short paragraph or 2 explaining which of the songs you enjoyed listening to the most and why? What about the song did you like? Was it the lyrics/voice/instruments? Genre: Rock n Roll Elvis Presley - Hound dog https://youtu.be/-eHJ12Vhpyc Chuck Berry - Johnny B Goode https://youtu.be/T38v3-SSGcM Roy Orbison - Oh Pretty Woman https://youtu.be/3KFvoDDs0XM Buddy Holly – Everyday https://youtu.be/GMezwtB1oCU

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Geography/History: To understand the importance of Henry VIII’s decision to break with Rome. You will understand why Henry VIII decided to break away from the Catholic church and the impact that this had on the church in England. Follow the information in the pack.

Computing: Go to hour of code and continue to learn how to use coding. https://studio.code.org/projects/artist/_oEqxXfONDmradyu3hhhYv2Ds5UPalt085FLR0Pm9Ss You will design a piece of artwork using code.

RE: Comprehension about Shavuot. Read the text about Shavuot and answer the questions.

PSHE:

Art and design/DT: LO: To develop observational techniques. Starter: Imagine you are a botanical artist. What would you draw/paint first and why? Watch the following clips on obsservational drawings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrvhYj7gX-s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9AYS12yvJo

1. If possible, go outside with your adult and collect some natural objects (leaves, flowers, twigs...).

2. Choose two and draw them carefully in pencil. Try and add as much detail as possible.

3. Once complete, share your work with your class teachers.

Spanish: Go through the information about different places in a town. On a piece of paper, design your own town and label it in Spanish. You can add other places, but make sure you include all the ones that are from the information sheet.

Votes for schools: https://voice.votesforschools.com/teachers Username: primaryteacher@votesforschools Password: covid-19

PE: Complete the daily Joe Wicks exercises.

Websites to help your learning (if you do not remember your log in, please contact your year lead on Year6@eps.barking-dagenham.sch.uk )

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/find-a-book/library-page/

https://login.mymaths.co.uk/myportal/library/11?login_modal=true

Tuesday- Independent practice

Wednesday - Independent practice

Thursday - Independent practice

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The Tudor DynastyThe Tudors are considered one of

the most important dynastic monarchies in England. The first Tudor King was crowned King of

England in 1485. He was known as Henry Tudor (Henry VII).

He had a son called Henry, who later became Henry VIII.

Tudor family tree

Henry VII1485–1509

Elizabeth of York

Arthur Henry VIII1509–47

Margaret MaryCatherine of Aragon

Anne Boleyn

-m- -m1- -m2- m3- Jane Seymour

Mary I1553–58

-m-Philip II of Spain

Elizabeth I1558–1603

Edward VI1547–53

-m4

-m5

-m6

Anne of Cleves

Catherine Howard

Catherine Parr

-m- James IV of

Scotland

James V of

Scotland

-m1-Madeline of France

-m2- Mary of Guise

Mary Queen of Scots

-m1-Francis II of France

-m2- Lord Darnley

James V1 of Scotland/ I of England

1603–25

-m1-Louis XII of France

Duke of Suffolk

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FrancesHenry Grey

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Lady Jane Grey

m3- Lord Bothwell

Tudor monarchDates of reign

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When Henry VII died in 1509, his son Henry became Henry VIII. He is famous for being an excellent war commander,

as well as for being married six times during his reign.

One of the most famous things that Henry VIII did was to “break away from

the Roman Catholic Church.”

The Tudor Dynasty

Here is a primary source about

Henry VIII. What can you learn

about King Henry? Why do you think this is

important? Discuss with your partner.

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How Religious Was Henry VIII?

Have a look at the coins. What evidence of Henry’s religious

commitment can you find on a coin today?

In 1521, Pope Leo X granted Henry VIII the title of ‘Defender of the Faith’ after Henry wrote a pamphlet defending the Catholic

Church from the criticism of the Protestant movement.

Henry VIII was a devout Catholic, as was his wife, the Spanish Catherine of

Aragon.

How Religious Was Henry VIII?The title ‘Defender of the Faith’ was

passed down to the future monarchs of Britain.

The initials FD on all coins today are the Latin

shortening of the title.

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What Was the Reformation?Throughout the 16th Century, many people in Europe were critical of the Catholic Church. Many protested against the inequality of the Catholic Church and what they believed to be the decadence of the Church.

In 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses against the Catholic Church against a church door in Wittenberg.

Many people agreed and there was a reforming (changing) of the Church in Europe.

This was The Reformation.

What Problems Did Henry Have in 1533?

1509 – Henry becomes King and marries his dead brother’s widow (Catherine of Aragon).

1521 – Henry becomes the ‘Defender of the Faith’.

1527 – Henry falls in love with Anne Boleyn –Catherine was too old to have more children.

1533 – Henry wants to marry Anne Boleyn, who refuses unless he divorces Catherine.

The Pope refuses to grant Henry an annulment (end) to his marriage to Catherine of Aragon.

Henry needs money to fund war with France.

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Why Did Henry Break with Rome?Which cause is the at the top of your

diamond?

Is religion, power, or money the most significant in deciding the cause of

the English Reformation?

We will be learning about Henry VIII’s 6 wives.

Using the record sheet and the information about his 6 wives, make

some notes on what you think are the most important facts. Who were his wives? How long were they married?

How did Henry VIII end their marriage?

Henry VIII and his 6 wives

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Henry VIII had three children from his six wives. They all became Tudor Kings and Queens of England.

Because he was the only male, Henry’s youngest child, Edward became King, when Henry VIII died in 1547. Edward VI was 9 years old at the time. He was the son of Jane Seymour

Edward was only King for 5 years, and died when he was 14 years old.

Edward was a Protestant.

Edward VI

Mary was the daughter of Henry’s first wife, Catherine of Aragon. She was a Roman Catholic. She reigned from 1553-1558.

She is often referred to as Bloody Mary. This is because during her reign, she executed many people that believed in the protestant faith.

Mary I claimed that Protestants were ‘Heretics’ (didn’t believe in God) and were often burnt alive at the stake.

Mary I

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Elizabeth was the daughter of Anne Boleyn. She was a Protestant. She became Queen when her sister Mary I died. She reigned from 1558-1603.

She was famous for defeating the Spanish, who tried to invade England with a huge Spanish fleet, called the Spanish Armada.

During her reign, William Shakespeare wrote a lot of his plays, which were performed at the Globe Theatre in London.

Elizabeth I

The Spanish were Catholic, and Philip II believed that the English throne should be ruled by a Catholic, not a Protestant.

Spain had the strongest navy during the Tudor period, yet England had developed superior cannon warfare on its ships.

The Spanish sent a huge fleet with an enormous army from France to conquer England.

However, there were many different reasons why the Armada failed.

Look at the primary sources and identify there reason why the Armada failed.

The Spanish Armada

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Why Did Henry Break with Rome?The cause of an event is rarely simple and often dependant on many factors. What caused the English Reformation? Again, the answer is not simple.

The following are all causes of the English Reformation. Cut them out and prioritise them in order of how important they are in causing the Reformation. You should organise the causes in the shape of a diamond, with your most important cause at the top and least at the bottom. There can be a few causes in the middle of the diamond that you feel are equally important.

Catherine of Aragon couldn’t have any more children and Henry couldn’t secure the Tudor line if he stayed married to her.

The Catholic Church was extremely wealthy. Henry needed money to fight wars against France and spend on his courts. The Catholic Monasteries were full of riches.

The Catholic Church was a rival to the power of the English Monarchy. A person can only have one true master and Henry wanted to be the only master in England.

Henry was angry that he was unable to get an annulment. He wasn’t used to being denied something.

There was a growing mood of unease at the hypocrisy of some Catholic monks and priests. Some drank, had relations with women and led wealth lives whilst preaching morality. People wanted reform of the Church.

The land owned by the Catholic Church would provide the monarchy with a guaranteed income for generations.

Henry loved Anne Boleyn and wanted to be married to the woman he loved.

Princes in Germany had reformed their churches to allow themselves more power and take advantage of the growing popularity of Protestantism.

Anne Boleyn was pregnant and if the child was born whilst she and Henry weren’t married, it would be illegitimate.

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WIFE 1 – CATHERINE OF ARAGON

Born: 16 October,1485 at Alcala de Henares, Spain. Nationality: Spanish Married Henry: 11 June, 1509 at Greenwich Palace, Kent. Divorced: 23 May, 1533 Died: 7 January, 1536 Buried: Peterborough Cathedral.

Catherine of Aragon was a Spanish princess who had previously been married to Henry's brother Prince Arthur. Henry was betrothed to Katherine by his father in 1509 and they had a daughter Mary who later become Queen Mary 1. Catherine had six children but only Mary survived. In 1527 Henry announced his desire to divorce Catherine because she had failed to produce a male heir.

WIFE 2 – ANNE BOLEYN

Born: circa 1500-1502 at Blickling Hall in Norfolk. Nationality: English Married Henry: 25 January,1533, at York Palace, London. Divorced: 17 May, 1536 Died: 19 May, 1536, executed for high treason, Tower of London. Buried: Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula, Tower of London.

Anne grew up in the family home of Hever Castle in Kent and was a young and beautiful lady-in-waiting to the former queen, Catherine of Aragon. She gave birth to the future Queen Elizabeth. When Anne miscarried a second child Henry accused her of witchcraft and had her beheaded on May 19th 1536 at the Tower of London for adultery and incest.

WIFE 3 – JAYNE SEYMOUR

Born: circa 1507-1509, Wiltshire. Nationality: English Married Henry: 30 May, 1536 at Whitehall Palace, London. Died: 24 October, 1537 Buried: St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Jane was born between 1507 and 1509. Henry married his third wife on May 30th, 1536, just eleven days after the execution of Anne. Jane gave birth to a baby boy on 12th October 1537. Henry was said to be devastated when she died 12 days later of blood poisoning. Jane was buried at Windsor Castle, later to be joined by Henry. Her son succeed Henry to become Edward VI.

WIFE 4 – ANNE OF CLEVES

Born: 22 September, 1515 at Dusseldorf, Cleves, Germany. Nationality: German Married Henry: 6 January, 1540 at Greenwich Palace, London. Divorced: 9 July, 1540 Died: 16 July,1557 at Chelsea Old Palace, London Buried: Westminster Abbey.

Anne was born in 1515 in the small north German state of Cleves (close to the border of Holland). Her parents were John III of Cleves and Marie of Julich. Anne married Henry in 1540 to form a tie between England and the Protestant princes of Germany. After only six months Henry found the political alliance no longer to be to his advantage and so divorced her the same year. She died in 1557.

WIFE 5 – CATHERINE HOWARD

Born: circa 1525 at Lambeth, London or Horsham, Sussex Nationality: English Married Henry: 28 July, 1540 at Oatlands Palace, London. Died: 13 February 1542 executed for high treason Tower of London. Buried: Chapel of St. Peter ad Vincula, Tower of London

Catherine was born between 1520 and 1525. Henry married Catherine Howard, Anne Boleyn's cousin and maid of honour to Anne of Cleaves. In 1542 Henry once again accused his wife of adultery and had Catherine beheaded at the Tower of London on 13 February 1542.

WIFE 6 – KATHERINE PARR

Born: circa 1512, at Kendal Castle, Cumbria or Blackfriars, London. Nationality: English Married Henry: 12 July, 1543 at Hampton Court Palace. Died: 7 September, 1548 Buried: Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire.

Katherine Parr, also known as Catherin Parr, was born around 1512. She was Henry VIII’s sixth and final wife. She married Henry VIII on 12 July 1543 at Hampton Court Palace. Katherine outlived Henry - so she is said to have survived.

Henry VIII’s Wives – Record Sheet WIFE 1 – CATHERINE OF ARAGON

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WIFE 4 – ANNE OF CLEVES ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

WIFE 2 – ANNE BOLEYN ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

WIFE 5 – CATHERINE HOWARD ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

WIFE 3 – JAYNE SEYMOUR ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

WIFE 6 – KATHERINE PARR ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Un cine

Un estadio

Un hospital

Un supermercado

Un museo

Un parque

Una plaza

Una estación de autobuses

Una estación de trenes

Una playa

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