Does any one know who Wilhelm II was, and how he was related to Queen Victoria?

We’ve had a busy week in Year 6 after all the excitement of snow days and World Book Day! On Wednesday, some of us had an excellent visit to the Apple store at Meadowhall with Mr Cawkill and Mrs Abbott where we had an amazing time working with the staff there on Garage Band.

On Thursday, we enjoyed showcasing our Victorian homework projects and a record breaking 16 Y6s were in the hall having completed 5 or more projects. Alex F even completed 10!!!!!!! I wonder what you will all choose as your reward for all of your hard work.

Our maths assessments are complete now and have earned us a class credit for our fabulous understanding of fractions, decimals and percentages 🙂

We’re back into our Read Theory quizzes and have completed 403 between us earning another class credit! We are starting to see now that hard work really does pay!

Completed quizzes: Elisha 46 and Jack C 97 – you two can both have 3 signatures.

Your target for next week is 250 as a class – I wonder if you will remember to keep going on at home…

Hi guys

Who do you think is the best author and why?

When you’ve finished playing in the snow, why not send us a short story to read? You could base it on this picture…

As the carriage made its painstakingly slow journey through the streets of London, the driver prayed that he would make it in time…

Perhaps you’ll also do a couple of Read Theory quizzes and then snuggle up with a hot chocolate and a good book; it is World Book Day after all 😉