Year 6 Distance Learning has now moved to the 'Distance Learning - Term 6' tab in the SCHOOL COMMUNITY HUB

EXCITING NEW FEATURE

Where's Mr P?

Ready for a little fun? because Mr P is on the run. But where is he?

Every day at 9:30am, Mr P will post a picture showing you the outline of the country in which he is hiding. All you have to do is work out where he is.

Once you know, you need to be able to tell him the following information about that country:

• name of the country 
• flag
• capital city
• currency
• language 
• continent 
• one other interesting fact

Want to make it competitive? 

NEW RULES

The first  FIVE people to email  Mr Parkin the correct information each day will get  10 points!

The next FIVE people to email the correct answers will receive 5 points each. That's points for the top ten each day. 

Any missing information will not be accepted. 

Remember, in the event of a tie at the end of the week, fastest combined times for the week will determine 1st  place. 

So let's see who can finish top of the leader board each week and enter Mr P's 'Hall of Fame'. 

email your answers to : carl.parkin@dunholme.lincs.sch.uk

Good Luck!

HALL OF FAME 

Term 4 WEEK 1 - Faye (40 points)

Term 4 WEEK 2 - Tommy (40 points)

Term 5 Week 1 - Lucas (50 points)

Term 5 Week 2 - Thomas (50 points)

Term 5 Week 3 - Martha (45 points)

Term 5 Week 4 - Martha (50 points)

Term 5 Week 5 - Martha (50 points)

Term 6 - Week 1 - Isaac (50 points)

Term 6 - Week 2 - Isaac (50 points)

Term 6 - Week 3 - Martha (50 points)

Term 6 - Week 4 - Isaac (50 points)

Term 6 - Week 5 - Joseph (50 points)

Term 6 - Week 6 - Joseph (50 points)

Term 6 - Week 7 - Joseph and Martha (50 points)

Where's Mr P? Follow On Tasks

Task 1 - Keep a log of where Mr P goes and key information about the country. Over time, you will create a fantastic encyclopedia of knowledge and facts.  

Task 2 - Colour in on a map the countries visited. 

Task 3 - Create a line graph of your daily progress in the competition. Draw two axes (day 1, day 2, day 3 etc along the bottom and the numbers 1-34 up the side). Now plot your daily result. 

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