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Homework

Thursday 22nd October

 

1) Please read every day, recording in your home-school book.

2) Please practice your spellings using the list below.
3) Please complete the IXL work detailed below.

 

From now on, your homework will be assessed by the amount of time spent. If you find the work more challenging, there are alternative tasks to get you going. If you find the work more straightforward, there are extension activities. Each week you should spend a total of at least one hour, with a balance between English and maths. For example, if you spend more time on English one week, please balance this with more time on maths the next. Alternatively, you could work for about thirty minutes on each subject weekly. You do not have to complete sections to try other ones.

 

House points are awarded for every half hour worked, starting on one hour - this is to reward effort rather than achievement.

 

If you didn't do last week's homework, this will need to be caught up with in your own time. 

 

You should work at your own pace. You are not expected to do all of this work. It is mapped out for future weeks and to provide a pathway for children who want to take their learning further independently. Some of this work, especially maths, is partly designed to cover areas of the subject that might have been affected by lockdown in Year 5. It is OK if you don't understand and can't do the 'Target' questions. If you want assistance, please go to the tasks in that column.

 

  Target Assistance Extension

Maths - Time

 

Please work on time before other sections in maths.

 Please do the next task in section W in Year 6 (time) that you haven't yet done.

Support and practice with time can be found here: 

Year 3, Section Q
Year 4, Section T

Year 5, Section P

 

If it helps, find tasks in these sections that you can make steady progress with and work on them. It does not matter that these are listed in other school years.

 Year 7, section V has work on time which is relevant to Year 6. Please try this if you need harder work.
Maths - Units of Measurement Please start with X.1, which asks you to choose the most suitable unit of measurement for temperature. There is an element of science in this. Work as far as time allows you to.

Year 3, Section S.7 and on

Year 4, Section V

Year 5, Section O

 

These sections don't cover exactly the same content, but they will be very useful. 

Year 8, Section O

Year 7, Section S (if the above is too tricky)

 

There is good overlap between the above sections and the Year 6 curriculum.

 

Year 9, Section L (Only do this section if you have completed other extension tasks and you are interested in a wider range of units of measurement.
English - Word Relationship and Usage

Year 6, Section M

 

Please work on any section you haven't yet done.

Year 4 – Section N

Year 5 – Section N

Year 8 Section J

Year 7 Section N (if the above is too tricky)

 

Year 9, Section J can be explored if you fancy a challenge. There is nothing in it that is incompatible with Year 6 writing, though it will be very challenging.

 

Group A spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 1 (41-50, February - heart).

Group B spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of twenty spelling words from List 1 (81-100, possible - surprise).

Group C spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (41-50, exaggerate - guarantee).

Group D spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (81-100, recommend - variety).

 

All words will eventually be covered by all groups. The pace and manner in which they are learned and practised varies between groups.

 

You are in Group A if you scored between 0 and 5 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group B if you scored between 6 and 10 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group C if you scored between 11 and 15 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group D if you scored between 16 and 20 on the baseline spelling task we did.

 

If you haven't yet completed the baseline test, please choose the spelling list that you feel will be most suitable for you - words that you feel you are capable of learning but that it will be a challenge to get all correct.

 

We will see how this goes and adjust targets accordingly.

Friday 16th October

 

1) Please read every day, recording in your home-school book.

2) Please practice your spellings using the list below.
3) Please complete the IXL work detailed below. This week you should divide your time between English and Maths. Please aim to spend approximately one hour on your homework, spread over the week (this is equivalent to less than nine minutes a day, in addition to reading and spelling). House points are awarded for every half hour worked, starting on one hour - this is reward effort rather than achievement.

 

If you didn't do last week's homework, this will need to be caught up with in your own time. 

 

  Target Assistance Extension
Maths - Allow at least half and hour. Please do the next task in section W in Year 6 (time) that you haven't yet done.

Support and practice with time can be found here: 

Year 3, Section Q
Year 4, Section T

Year 5, Section P

 

If it helps, find tasks in these sections that you can make steady progress with and work on them. It does not matter that these are listed in other school years.

 Year 7, section V has work on time which is relevant to Year 6. Please try this if you need harder work.
English -Allow at least half and hour.

Please ensure M1, M2, M3 and M4 are completed before moving on (unless you find these hard, in which case complete tasks from the 'assistance section'.

 

Then work on M5 (describing differences between words) and M6 (positive and negative) depending on how much time you have already spent.

 

For children who didn't do the work last week, M1 to M4 do not count as part of the half hour, unless you spend more than half an hour on them.

Year 3 – V.2 and V.5

Year 4 – N.1 and N.4

Year 5 – N.1 and N.4

Year 8 J1 and J2 (if you whizz through M1 to M4).

 

Year 8 J3 and J4 (if you find Year 6 M5 and M6 straightforward).

 

Although these tasks are placed in the Year 8 section, they are relevant to Year 6 content.

 

Group A spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 1 (31-40, earth - favourite).

Group B spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of twenty spelling words from List 1 (61-80, library - possession).

Group C spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (31-40, determined - especially).

Group D spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (61-80, lightning - recognise).

 

All words will eventually be covered by all groups. The pace and manner in which they are learned and practised varies between groups.

 

You are in Group A if you scored between 0 and 5 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group B if you scored between 6 and 10 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group C if you scored between 11 and 15 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group D if you scored between 16 and 20 on the baseline spelling task we did.

 

We will see how this goes and adjust targets accordingly.

Friday 9th October

 

1) Please read every day, recording in your home-school book.

2) Please practice your spellings using the list below.
3) Please complete the IXL work detailed in the attached homework sheet. This week you should work on English

 

Group A spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 1 (21-30, circle - early).

Group B spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of twenty spelling words from List 1 (41-60, February - length).

Group C spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (21-30, competition - desperate).

Group D spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (41-60, exaggerate - leisure).

 

All words will eventually be covered by all groups. The pace and manner in which they are learned and practised varies between groups.

 

You are in Group A if you scored between 0 and 5 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group B if you scored between 6 and 10 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group C if you scored between 11 and 15 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group D if you scored between 16 and 20 on the baseline spelling task we did.

 

We will see how this goes and adjust targets accordingly.

Homework Tasks - Word Documents

Friday 2nd October

 

1) Please read every day, recording in your home-school book.

2) Please practice your spellings using the list below.
3) Please complete the IXL work detailed in the attached homework sheet. 

 

Group A spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 1 (11-20, breath - certain).

Group B spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of twenty spelling words from List 1 (21-40, circle - favourite).

Group C spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (11-20, available- community).

Group D spellings: Please learn and practise the second group of ten spelling words from List 2 (21-40, competition - especially).

 

All words will eventually be covered by all groups. The pace and manner in which they are learned and practised varies between groups.

 

You are in Group A if you scored between 0 and 5 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group B if you scored between 6 and 10 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group C if you scored between 11 and 15 on the baseline spelling task we did.

You are in Group D if you scored between 16 and 20 on the baseline spelling task we did.

 

We will see how this goes and adjust targets accordingly.

Friday 25th September

 

1) Please read every day, recording in your home-school book.

2) Please practice your spellings using the list below. 

 

If you scored between 0 and 5 on the spelling task we did today, please work on the first ten spellings of List 1.

If you scored between 6 and 10 on the spelling task we did today, please work on the first twenty spellings of List 1.

If you scored between 11 and 15 on the spelling task we did today, please work on the first ten spellings of List 2.

If you scored between 16 and 20on the spelling task we did today, please work on the first twenty spellings of List 2.

 

We will see how this goes and adjust targets accordingly.

Homework and Spellings Autumn 2020

Homework Files

Lime Class Homework

Handed out: Friday 6th March

Due in: -

Spelling test: Friday 13th March

 

Spellings

 

Because I was away for the first seven days of this half-term, this week’s homework will be devoted only to spellings, to allow us to keep to the schedule given out before half term.

 

Therefore next Friday, there will be the test for Friday 13th March (see below) as well as the test that would have taken place today (Friday 6th March). Please be ready for both of these. There will be no other homework in order to give you more time to prepare for these.

 

Spelling Information – as given out before half term

 

Spelling List 1 is the standard list.

Spelling List 2 is the alternative list.

 

We have now almost completed the first run through the standard list of spellings and will start to review these. These spellings represent the expectation for upper key stage two (Year 5 and 6); by the end of Year 6, most children should be able to spell most of the words correctly. After half-term, we will start to test the spellings in a different way.

 

For quite a few of you, there needs to be an improvement in weekly performance. Remember that you have individual targets and these are based on what you yourself achieved in an assessment at the beginning of the year. If you are not reaching these targets, you will be retested using our usual type of testing. You will be set ten words per week and will be expected to score highly on this test. In addition, you will take part in the multiple-choice tests in order get practice in. If you are reaching your targets, you will be given multiple-choice tests based on more than just twenty of the words. Therefore you should revise the words you find harder from a longer list. Please see the attached list to know when you will be tested on each set of spellings. If you are unsure whether you are achieving your targets, please check with me.

 

For children whose targets are based on the alternative list, please continue to practice the next set of words. A list of when each set of words will be tested is given below.

 

 

 

 

 

Schedule for Spelling Tests

 

Date

Standard Test – if you are achieving your target

Standard Test – if you are not yet achieving your target

Alternative Test – if you are achieving your target

Alternative Test – if you are not yet achieving your target

28th February

101 to 103 vegetable to yacht

and

Multiple choice for 1 to 34

101 to 103 vegetable to yacht and

1 to 10 accommodation to attached

and

Multiple choice for 1 to 34*

82 to 93

probably to special

82 to 93

probably to special

6th March

Multiple choice for 35 to 68

11 to 20

available to community

and

Multiple choice for 35 to 68*

94 to 104

straight to weight

94 to 104

straight to weight

13th March

Multiple choice for 69 to 103

21 to 30

competition to desperate

and

Multiple choice for 69 to 103*

Multiple choice for 1 to 26

1 to 13

accident to business

and

Multiple choice for 1 to 26*

20th March

Multiple choice for 1 to 52

31 to 40

determined to especially

and

Multiple choice for 1 to 52*

Multiple choice for 27 to 52

14 to 26

calendar to difficult

and

Multiple choice for 27 to 52*

27th March

Multiple choice for 53 to 103

41 to 50

exaggerate to guarantee

and Multiple choice for 53 to 103*

Multiple choice for 53 to 78

27 to 39

disappear to February

and

Multiple choice for 53 to 78*

24th April

Review work depending on attainment on previous tests.

51 to 60

harass to leisure

and

Multiple choice for 1 to 34

Multiple choice for 79 to 104

40 to 52

forward to increase

and

Multiple choice for 79 to 104*

1st May

Review work depending on attainment on previous tests.

61 to 70

lightning to opportunity

and

Multiple choice for 35 to 68

Multiple choice for 1 to 52

53 to 65

important to naughty

and
Multiple choice for 1 to 52*

7th May

Review work depending on attainment on previous tests.

71 to 80

parliament to recognise

and

Multiple choice for 69 to 103

Multiple choice for 53 to 104

66 to 78

notice to possession

and

Multiple choice for 53 to 104*

15th May

Review work depending on attainment on previous tests.

81 to 90

recommend to sincerely

and

Multiple choice for 1 to 52

Review work depending on attainment on previous tests.

79 to 91

possible to sentence

and

Multiple choice for 1 to 52

22nd May

Review work depending on attainment on previous tests.

91 to 103

soldier to yacht

and Multiple choice for 53 to 103

Review work depending on attainment on previous tests.

92 to 104

separate to weight

and

Multiple choice for 53 to 104

Please note

* = Whether or not you are given a retest will be based on your score on the 10 set words. With only 10 words to learn – words already practised this year – you should score highly on these tests. The additional multiple choice test will be to give you practice and chart progress.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 Lime Class Spelling List 1 (Upper Key Stage 2 words for learning and revision)

 

 

 
  1. accommodate
  2. accompany
  3. according
  4. achieve
  5. aggressive
  6. amateur
  7. ancient
  8. apparent
  9. appreciate
  10. attached
  11. available
  12. average
  13. awkward
  14. bargain
  15. bruise
  16. category
  17. cemetery
  18. committee
  19. communicate
  20. community
  21. competition
  22. conscience
  23. conscious
  24. controversy
  25. convenience
  26. correspond
  27. criticise (critic + ise)
  28. curiosity
  29. definite
  30. desperate
  31. determined
  32. develop
  33. dictionary
  34. disastrous
  35. embarrass
  36. environment
  37. equip
  38. equipped
  39. equipment
  40. especially
  41. exaggerate
  42. excellent
  43. existence
  44. explanation
  45. familiar
  46. foreign
  47. forty
  48. frequently
  49. government
  50. guarantee
  51. harass
  52. hindrance
  53. identity
  54. immediate
  55. immediately
  56. individual
  57. interfere
  58. interrupt
  59. language
  60. leisure
  61. lightning
  62. marvellous
  63. mischievous
  64. muscle
  65. necessary
  66. neighbour
  67. nuisance
  68. occupy
  69. occur
  70. opportunity
  71. parliament
  72. persuade
  73. physical
  74. prejudice
  75. privilege
  76. profession
  77. programme
  78. pronunciation
  79. queue
  80. recognise
  81. recommend
  82. relevant
  83. restaurant
  84. rhyme
  85. rhythm
  86. sacrifice
  87. secretary
  88. shoulder
  89. signature
  90. sincerely
  91. soldier
  92. stomach
  93. sufficient
  94. suggest
  95. symbol
  96. system
  97. temperature
  98. thorough
  99. twelfth
  100. variety
  101. vegetable
  102. vehicle
  103. yacht
 

 

 

Lime Class Spelling List 2 – alternative list

 

 
  1. accident  
  2. actual  
  3. address
  4. answer  
  5. appear  
  6. arrive
  7. believe
  8. bicycle
  9. breath
  10. breathe
  11. build
  12. busy
  13. business
  14. calendar
  15. caught
  16. centre
  17. century
  18. certain
  19. circle
  20. complete
  21. consider
  22. continue
  23. decide
  24. describe
  25. different
  26. difficult
  27. disappear
  28. early
  29. earth
  30. eight
  31. eighth
  32. enough
  33. exercise
  34. experience
  35. experiment
  36. extreme
  37. famous
  38. favourite
  39. February
  40. forward
  41. forwards
  42. fruit
  43. grammar
  44. group
  45. guard
  46. guide
  47. heard
  48. heart
  49. height
  50. history
  51. imagine
  52. increase
  53. important
  54. interest
  55. island
  56. knowledge
  57. learn
  58. length
  59. library
  60. material
  61. medicine
  62. mention
  63. minute
  64. natural
  65. naughty
  66. notice
  67. occasion
  68. occasionally
  69. often
  70. opposite
  71. ordinary
  72. particular
  73. peculiar
  74. perhaps
  75. popular
  76. position
  77. possess
  78. possession
  79. possible
  80. potatoes
  81. pressure
  82. probably
  83. promise
  84. purpose
  85. quarter
  86. question
  87. recent
  88. regular
  89. reign
  90. remember
  91. sentence
  92. separate
  93. special
  94. straight
  95. strange
  96. strength
  97. suppose
  98. surprise
  99. therefore
  100. though / although
  101. thought
  102. through
  103. various
  104. weight
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Homework 2019-20

 

Friday 6th September 2019

 

There is no written homework this week. We will have our first spelling test next week but this will be based on words the children will not prepare for me (to allow me to set targets). 

 

Children should be reading daily. When our home-school record books arrive, these will provide a space to record reading.

 

For anyone who wants to go that 'extra mile', our focus this term is on the natural world, especially British plants and animals. Finding out the names of local trees, birds, flowers and other animals and learning to identify them will be a good way to explore this topic away from school

 

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