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WALT: understand why the Vikings invaded Lindisfarne

The Vikings came from Denmark, Norway and Sweden. They sailed over in boats called longships to ‘go Viking’ (which means to go travelling around looking for resources and land to claim as their own). The Vikings first arrived in Britain…

Finding out more about climatic zones

• Choose a climatic zone eg: polar, temperate or tropical.
• Choose a place within your climatic zone and search the internet to find live weather data for this place.
• Complete a monthly temperature and rainfall or temperature graph in your topic book…

Our mission is to create 33 fact files for key countries of the world?

Here is mine on Kenya.

Kenya Facts:

OFFICIAL NAME: Republic of Kenya (English) or Jamhuri ya Kenya (Swahili)
FORM OF GOVERNMENT: Republic
CAPITAL: Nairobi
POPULATION: 45,010,056
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES: Swahili, English
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I would like you to ask members of your family about their recipes for Lancashire Hot Pot.

Not to be contentious but my family for generations has used mince, beef and a shortcrust pastry top.

Mrs Beeton's recipe in the image has a potato top!

Can you write your recipe on the blog…

Dear Year 6 Parents,                                                                      4^th September 2019

Welcome to the Autumn Term in Year 6. Mrs. Gomersall and I are looking forward to the new term and we have already planned many activities for the children.

Firstly, a few practical…

Can you write an appropriate ending to the 2018 Sat Reading text 'Albion's Dream' you can find the text at the link below:

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/710107/STA187968e_2018_ks2_English_reading_Reading_booklet.pdf.pdf

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YEAR 6 SATS Spelling Words most frequently used in past papers Test 8

Words with ‘kn’

know

known

knuckle

knee

knight

knife

knock

knot

kneel

knit

Words containing ‘c’

produce

replace

silence

notice

emergency

century

licence…

Words with dg

knowledge

smudged

bridge

porridge

nudged

fridge

dodgem

badger

judged

trudged Words with ’ei’

receipt

seize

weird

heir

neighbour

protein

deceit

deceive

ceiling

receive

Words with ‘ia’…

'c' makes 's’

audience

century

excellent

notice

silence

exciting

necessary

centre

Words beginning with dis…

change y to an i and add ed

qualified

carried

satisfied

'ly' words…

Verb Ending Double letter

grabbed

occurred

planned

slipped

stopped

trapped

just add d arrived

injured

replaced

involved

required

disguised

centre

excited

illuminated

judged

disturbed

released