Task – Plan a letter to a Health Care Hero. It can be addressed to someone you know or a general letter to the healthcare profession.
You must plan before you write. Failing to plan means you are planning to fail at your task!
Write your letter then send it to me via email, so I can upload it on to the blog for you. If you don’t want it uploaded, just let me know.
Yesterday’s Foster Care 
Ready for a challenge?
Create a timeline based on local history and write questions to go with it.
You should have started Multiplying fractions by fractions yesterday. If you have haven’t completed then click here to watch the video and go back to yesterdays worksheet activities to get your revision practise. Click for yesterday’s 
Watch the videos
Task 1 – complete (a) to (n). Then solve the problems.
Challenge -Click on the image below for more questions. The answers will follow tomorrow.
Click above to get started on using punctuation accurately.
Spot words from the Year 5 and 6 spelling list. Yo must find 10 words in the grid to complete the game. How quickly can you complete? Post your time in the comments section.
Each day I will continue to try to post a maths challenge question set in the everyday context of the real world of today. Today complete the maths problem set, based around Foster Care Fortnight.
In the comments section explain what a Foster Carer is and why the job they do is important.
Foster carers are given an allowance. Work out how the money is spent below, working out the equivalent fraction where necessary.
Money = £600
Food= 2/8 Medical = 1/10 Toiletries = 1/5
Clothes = 2/8 Transport = 2/10
What fraction is spent on food and clothes combined?
Complete these questions in your maths book. Watch the video before moving on.
When you’ve done that click on the URL below to take you to more challenging questions. I will post the answers for both tasks tomorrow for you to mark your work.
Good luck.
https://corbettmathsprimary.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/multiplying-fractions-pdf.pdf
If you haven’t done so already please click on the image to complete yesterday’s and today’s 5 a day.
Good morning year 6.
Really looking forward to seeing you all soon; but before then, please make sure you have done as much reading, maths revision, completing of your learning packs and blog activities as possible.
Continue to stay safe and have a great weekend.
Mrs Bell