As part of AZTEC week in YEAR 6, the Secondary MFL teachers have been teaching Spanish with Nahuatl (a 7th Century language!) to all the YEAR 6 classes. Students had the chance to be taught up in secondary and be transported back to ancient Mexico to learn how to say a range of phrases in Nahuatl and Spanish. Here are two students from Ospreys class having a conversation! Muy bien Ospreys!
Year 6 @ Al Yasmina
Hello everyone and welcome to our blog. We're a group of year 6 learners, living in Abu Dhabi. We've started this blog up to allow us to share our learning with you all and to celebrate our successes. We hope you enjoy reading it and would love it if you could please leave a comment or two!
Wednesday, 8 March 2017
Sunday, 12 February 2017
Quizlet is an interactive learning tool used throughout the secondary school in MFL.
This term you can earn House Points for completing your Quizlet modules.
Below are the links for
each Year 6 class.
All you need to do is screenshot Quizlet to show your class teacher that you have completed the work, and they will add your House Points to your total.
FALCONS: https://quizlet.com/class/3645623/
KESTRELS: https://quizlet.com/class/3940923/
OSPREYS: https://quizlet.com/class/3940924/
Tuesday, 13 December 2016
Student Council
Over the past week, primary school students have had the opportunity to apply to sit on the newly-formed student council. The application process was tough: children had to write a letter of application to their teacher, who chose one girl and one boy to progress to the next round. Successful class 'winners' (see photo below) then read their speech in our year group assembly, from which the strongest candidates were chosen to be the voice of Year 6.
It is therefore my pleasure to announce that the Year 6 Student Council Representatives are Haroon Hanashi and Yasmin Harris!
Well done on fantastic speeches which contained astute suggestions about how to make AYA a better place. I look forward to hearing more about them at our first council meeting :)
It is therefore my pleasure to announce that the Year 6 Student Council Representatives are Haroon Hanashi and Yasmin Harris!
Well done on fantastic speeches which contained astute suggestions about how to make AYA a better place. I look forward to hearing more about them at our first council meeting :)
Tuesday, 6 December 2016
Openings our Myths and Legends
For the past few weeks we've been building our knowledge of many of the key features of narrative writing. We've been learning about expanded noun phrases, simple sentences (to create suspense), amazing sentence starters, 'show, don't tell' and lots of figurative language.
This week it's all coming together in our own myths and legends and they're sounding amazing so far!
Here's an example of on opening that we worked on in the Owls.
Can you see where we up-levelled? What do you like about our writing? What next steps can you see?
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Fancy a maths challenge?
As part of our mental maths this week, Mr Meaton's class took on this challenging Sudoku puzzle. The rules are as follows:
- each row, column and 3by2 rectangle must only contain the numbers 1-6 (used once each).
- the little digit in the top left hand corner tells you what the numbers in the squares must add up to. (You can tell which squares by the little dashed lines around them.)
So, only using the numbers 1 to 6, can you complete the puzzle?! If so, come and share your success with Mr Meaton!
- each row, column and 3by2 rectangle must only contain the numbers 1-6 (used once each).
- the little digit in the top left hand corner tells you what the numbers in the squares must add up to. (You can tell which squares by the little dashed lines around them.)
So, only using the numbers 1 to 6, can you complete the puzzle?! If so, come and share your success with Mr Meaton!
Tuesday, 22 November 2016
Year 6 Champions League Champions!
Earlier this term each class appointed 'football reps' to form the 'football committee' of the Year 6 Champions League. This committee helped to manage the first tournament in Year 6 by registering players, creating mixed ability teams, refereeing matches and updating the league table.
After nearly four weeks of competition - over both break and lunch times - between our 8 Champions League teams, I'm pleased to announce that Manchester City (see picture below) came out on top! Congratulations!!
A big well done must also go to all of the 70+ players who took part for showing great maturity, respect and teamwork both on and off the pitch. Now our second competition has kicked off this week, lets build on our success and make sport a happy part of our school life.
To view an up-to-date league table of our current competition, please click the following link:
http://tournamentscheduler.net/schedule/MzY3NDkzMzY3Ng/results
After nearly four weeks of competition - over both break and lunch times - between our 8 Champions League teams, I'm pleased to announce that Manchester City (see picture below) came out on top! Congratulations!!
A big well done must also go to all of the 70+ players who took part for showing great maturity, respect and teamwork both on and off the pitch. Now our second competition has kicked off this week, lets build on our success and make sport a happy part of our school life.
To view an up-to-date league table of our current competition, please click the following link:
http://tournamentscheduler.net/schedule/MzY3NDkzMzY3Ng/results
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