Dosbarth 9
Class 9
Class 9
How can the Arts Influence Us?
Concepts: Belonging, Communication, Expression, Creativity
An inquiry into:
Developing their own creative talents, artistic skills and performance skills;
Communicating ideas by thinking creatively and engaging with their imagination and senses;
Identifying a sense of identity and belonging through their experiences and relaying this through the arts;
Exploring and experiencing performance and understand how it can provoke emotion and develop confidence.
Learners will use digital technologies creatively to communicate, find and present information. This will prepare pupils with ICT skills for the future world and help build a body of knowledge of algorithms and how these can help us in daily life.
Learners will think of creative ways to share their findings with the wider community. This will help develop communication skills across a range of audiences, building confidence and resilience. Pupils will collaborate with others on projects, problem solving to reach a shared goal.
Learners are knowledgeable about their world around them and are beginning to use evidence when forming their views. Pupils will explore how Science effects the natural world around them and ways in which we can help the world become a more sustainable place to be.
Learners will build their mental and emotional well being by developing confidence and resilience through planned activities. This will help pupils to understand and exercise their rights in order to gain a sense of self and belonging (Cynefin) within their local community.
Gwybodaeth am yr wythnos yn y dosbarth naw.
Please take a look at the groups for your child's reading day below. They will need to bring their book into school every week. Please take time to read with your child using the guided questions below to support them.
Our Class PE day is every Thursday. We are term we are covering dodgeball, so please make sure your child has the appropriate clothing to participate.
Home will be set every Friday and is to be submitted by the following Thursday.
Homework tasks will usually include a Spelling activity and a Literacy or Numeracy task.
This is such an important year for our pupils in Year 6. In this final year at primary school, we will support and encourage them in the learning and activities they undertake, so they continue to develop as ambitious, curious and independent learners, and I know we can count on you to do the same, so that your child will have a happy and productive year.
Being a Year 6 pupil promotes independence and truly is the most memorable time in your child's primary years. It is a time to allow pupils to become aware of who they are as both learners and young adults while building on resilience, collaboration and communication skills that will stay with them lifelong. In Year 6, all pupils are valued as individuals and I am dedicated to motivating them to achieve their best. I know we are going to have lots of fun and exciting experiences in the process and I know that when our pupils leave they are equipped with the necessary skills for this ever-changing world.
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the school and I will return your call as soon as possible.
Many thanks,
Miss Murphy
This document will hopefully help you when reading with your children. Take time to work through some of these questions and discuss the answers. Remember: It is all well and good being able to read fluently but understanding the text is what really makes reading enjoyable! Your child may be able to read the text well; fluent, accurate, steady pace, with expression. However, do they understand the context of what is happening? Are they able to make connections or make inferences about what the author is trying to convey? 3 or 4 questions either during or after your reading session will improve your child's reading and help them synthesize and evaluate what they have read.
Your child may be able to read the text well; fluent, accurate, steady pace, with expression. However, do they understand the context of what is happening? Are they able to make connections or make inferences about what the author is trying to convey? 3 or 4 questions either during or after your reading session will improve your child's reading and help them synthesise and evaluate what they have read.
J2E is a fantastic resource that your child has access to through their Hwb accounts. Every day your child will be practicing their times tables and spellings in a guided reading rotation, as well as through daily routines in their literacy and numeracy lessons. Many parents ask how they can best support their child at home. Not only is J2Blast a familiar starting point, it is also fun and engaging that will keep them entertained for hours!