Class 11

Year 6's - GO TO CLASS 12'S PAGE AND WATCH MISS LEWIS' VIDEO ON HOW TO RECORD YOUR VOICE AND SEND IT TO HER ASAP PLEASE.

Also make sure your parents send me the two photos I have asked for. (email Class 11) - JUST WAITING FOR DECLAN AND ELLIE! Thanks to everybody else.

I'm so excited too that we are going to get to spend the last 3 days at school together. 

Last week, I received emails with work from the following children:  Jack, Martin, Lilly-Jade, Aalia and Kinga so thank you for these.

Award for Class 11 home learning last week was given to Kinga- Well done Kinga, some really great work when you are learning from home. A really positive attitude to your learning and some fantastic Big Maths test results.

My Upper Junior School learning Bubble Award was given to Grest and Tegan. I have been really impressed with your positive attitude to work, determination and heartfelt and honest reflections in class discussions.  Well done.x

Any questions and work you are proud of send me an email EVERYWEEK.

The email for our class is: Class11@stgeorges.derby.sch.uk

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PARENTS

From this week onwards there will be RSE (Relationship and Sex Education) on the timetable. It is important that you complete this with your child at home (unless your child is accessing provision in school that day- usually Monday). There will be some areas that are sensitive and may be difficult to understand so it is important that you look through them together and discuss them.

The children have been following the scheme all year and have responded in a  mature and thoughtful way.

Year 5 and 6 have different lessons so make sure you click on the right one.

BOOK BLOG

Well done everybody, especially those children in red, who are accessing from home.

Aalia, Declan, Evie, Freya, Kinga, Kyran, Lola, Nay-Kwone, Noah, Oskar, Seb, Kian and Sienna.

Well done everybody.

Excellent CLIC, SAFE and BEAT THAT tests completed last week (wc.6.7.20) by:

Amelie, Kyran, Martin, Aalia, Noah, Kian, Seb, Lola, Evie, Tegan, Declan, Freya, Joe, Jack, Kinga, Riley, Sienna, and Oskar.

And a big mention to Chayanne (CLIC only) and Elliott. Great work guys.

Well done - I look forward to seeing your scores next week - Can you beat them?

Listen to Stories Online!

You can now listen to authors reading their own books via Youtube. How exciting! Simply click on the link below and follow the instructions on the web page. 

For access from home all you need to do is visit: busythings.co.uk

login: home00090

password: pupil

Please use the website below to revisit any spelling rules and practise just like it is set out in class. There is also some extra resources for maths and reading. Take a look!

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-school/read-write-inc-spelling

Username: St Gs 11 (Don't forget the spaces!)

Password: StGeorges

In maths we are using the column methods for the four operations. Here are some examples:

Addition:

Always line the digits up using place value

Don't forget to add the carry overs

Always write the addition symbol so that you don't forget your calculation

Subtraction:

Always line the digits up using place value

Always write the subtraction symbol

If you cannot take one number from the other, borrow one from the next column.

Multiplication:

Always line the digits up using place value

Always ADD the carried numbers

When you are multiplying by 2d number, always put the place holder '0' to help you multiply by the tens digit.

If you are multiplying by 3d number , always put two place holder '0's to help you multiply by 100.

Division:

If there is a remainder, carry it over to the next column

Use your times table facts to help you divide each digit

Long Division:

Long division works by dealing with the largest column 1st - in the case below the 8 (800).

How many times does 4 go into 8? ... from the 4 times table ..2 x 4 = 8. Write the 2 above the 8 and the result, 8, is written below the 8.

Work out the remainder by subtracting 8 from 8, 8-8=0 Now bring the 5 down to make 05 the next number to divide into.

How many times does 4 go into 5? ... from the 4 times table ..1 x 4 = 4. Write the 1 above the 5 and the result, 4, is written below the 5.

Work out the remainder by subtracting 4 from 5, 5-4=1 Now bring the 6 down to make 16 the next number to divide into.

How many times does 4 go into 16? ... from the 4 times table ..4 x 4 = 16. Write the 4 above the 6 and the result, 16, is written below the 16.

Finally, subtract 16 from 16, 16-16=0, which means that there is no remainder.

The answer is 214 with no remainder.