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Welcome to Year 5!
On this web page you will find details of the arrangements for any Home Learning to mirror our in-class learning, should any child be stuck at home because of quarantine requirements.
We heartily thank parents and carers for their support with remote learning – it really does make a difference to your child’s progress! Mrs Poulton
Here are some instructions of how you can login and use google classroom with your school google account (The one you use on the Chromebooks at school).
Home Learning when in Isolation
Unfortunately, because of the current COVID situation, there may be times during the school year when children need to isolate at home (because they or a family member have symptoms) or when the school needs to send children home because of an outbreak. At Andrews’, we recognise that by far the best place for children to be is in school. However, should the need arise, we are also committed to ensuring that there is as little disruption as possible to their learning by providing easily accessible, structured home learning.
As with weekly homework, Google Classroom will provide the means for children to upload their learning for marking. We recognise that learning at home is not the same as being in school, as well as other demands on parents’ time, and so, where possible, we have sought to support home learning using resources such as Oak National Academy and White Rose maths, as these offer short videos and related structured tasks to support the children’s independence. The Home Learning tab for Year 5 on White Rose clearly shows the current week’s learning.
Links to White Rose Maths and Oak National Academy Websites
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/
https://classroom.thenational.academy/subjects-by-year/year-5
A typical weekly timetable for home learning in isolation has been included below, although we naturally understand that in a Covid situation, this may not always be possible. The timetable gives an indication of how you might structure a day – and how long to spend on each lesson or subject . Details of what to cover for each subject will be posted on Google classroom and the topic activity grid is available below so that you can start work on day one. We thank parents for their support in doing whatever seems achievable under the relevant circumstances – it really does make a difference!
Example Year 5 Weekly Timetable
Home Learning Topic Activity Grids:
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Home Learning Ideas
Additional ideas have been included below:
Hello for the final time! 20th July 2020
Thank you all for your hard work this year, in the actual classroom and in the virtual classroom. You should be proud of all you have achieved. I have selected a famous quote attributed to Mahatma Ghandi for this final post:
As a final challenge for the end of term I thought it would be fun to do a photo scavenger hunt! How many of the following can you photograph in the next couple of days?
- Something taller than you.
- Something that is not obvious what it is.
- Something you are proud of.
- A plate of food you have made.
- A job you have done that an adult usually does for you.
- Something which amuses you.
- Something from above.
- Something outside from inside.
- Something inside from outside.
- Something from underneath.
- Something smaller than your fingernail.
- Something that is usually overlooked.
- Something you have made that didn’t go to plan to start with.
- A before and after photo of something you have improved.
- Something alive.
- Something that was once alive.
- Something vivid.
- Something monochrome.
- Something that you have done for someone else.
- Something that will always make you think of 2020.
Feel free to share you photographs with us. However, if they are personal to you, then simply let us know which numbers you have managed to complete. Good luck!
I look forward to seeing you shine in Year 6 in September.
Mrs Poulton
Hello again, 13th July
Welcome to our final full week of work for the summer term! (I will only post a couple of activities for you to try next week.) Not long to go now until your well-deserved summer break. This week I have found a quote about nature, one of my favourite things – as you all know!
Activities for this week:
- A new activity grid about a book called ‘The Man Who Walked Between the Towers’ part 3.
The Man Who Walked Between 2 Towers part 3
The man who walked between 2 towers 3 - Science Lesson 5 about Properties and changes of materials from The Oak Academy. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/explain-how-to-identify-whether-a-chemical-reaction-has-taken-place This time you can do the quiz! (Again please do not worry that this says Year 6.)
- Art Surrealism lesson from BBC https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zrb6wnb
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 12. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers. Don’t forget that the Friday maths challenge (set by White Rose) is available on the BBC site on Fridays.
Lesson 1 – Metric units
Lesson 1 Answers – Metric units
Lesson 2 – Imperial units
Lesson 2 Answers – Imperial units
Lesson 3 – Converting units of time
Lesson 3 Answers – Converting units of time
Lesson 4 – Timetables
Lesson 4 Answers – Timetables - Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – try activity 1 and 3 to practise converting measures https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zt883j6
English choose from:
- Reading: keep doing it! Do post any recommendations that you have for your class mates – or just let us know what you are reading!
- Spelling: Here is a copy of the Year 5 and 6 statutory spelling list. Choose 6 words from here that you are unsure of and use TCR [trace, copy, replicate (on the back of the page)] to practise them. Statutory word list for Years 5 and 6
- Writing: A guide to being your own champion by world champion Sir Chris Hoy https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7vxdp3
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Hello again, 6th July
It was lovely to see some of you on the virtual meet last week, but please do not worry if you were not able to join. I thought I would look for a quote linked to the topic of motivation that you discussed – and I came across this one about time:
Activities for this week:
- A new activity grid about the book called ‘The Man Who Walked Between the Towers’ part 2. This will release on Google classroom – a copy is here:
The Man Who Walked Between 2 Towers part 2
The man who walked between 2 towers 2 - Science Lesson 4 about Properties and changes of materials from The Oak Academy. This time you can do the quiz! https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/explain-how-to-separate-mixtures-by-sieving-filtration-and-evaporation (Again please do not worry that this says Year 6.)
- Geography Expand your knowledge of South America by learning about the Galapagos Islands which lie off the coast of Ecuador. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zgrdg7h
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 11. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers. Don’t forget that the Friday maths challenge (set by White Rose) is available on the BBC site on Fridays.
Lesson 1 – Regular and irregular polygons
Lesson 1 Answers – Regular and irregular polygons
Lesson 2 – Reasoning about 3D shapes
Lesson 2 Answers – Reasoning about 3D shapes
Lesson 3 – Reflection
Lesson 3 Answers – Reflection
Lesson 4 – Translation
Lesson 4 Answers – Translation - Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – Tangrams interactive shape puzzles. Some are trickier than they look! https://nrich.maths.org/14169
English choose from:
- Reading: keep doing it! Do post any recommendations that you have for your class mates – or just let us know what you are reading!
- Spelling: spelling quiz https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z7skdxs
- Writing: watch this Wallace and Gromit animation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kB1dXzHcuQg about Shopper 13. Then have a go at writing a user guide for Shopper 13. Your instructions would need: an introduction, how to operate (in numbered steps) and then perhaps top tips and warnings too.
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Hello again, 29th June
I hope you are all well and enjoyed the sunshine last week. I saw a white admiral butterfly on one of my walks and it inspired me to look for some butterfly quotes. This was one of my favourites:
Activities for this week:
- A new activity grid about a book called ‘The Man Who Walked Between the Towers’ part 1. This will release on Google classroom on Monday – a copy is here:
The Man Who Walked Between 2 Towers part 1
The man who walked between 2 towers 1 - Science Lesson 3 about Properties and changes of materials from The Oak Academy. This time you can do the quiz! https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/explain-what-happens-to-particles-during-dissolving (Again please do not worry that this says Year 6.)
- French Days, Months and Time https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7vk3j6
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 10. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers. Don’t forget that the Friday maths challenge (set by White Rose) is available on the BBC site on Fridays.
Lesson 1 – Measuring with a protractor (2)
Lesson 1 Answers – Measuring with a protractor (2)
Lesson 2 – Drawing lines and angles accurately
Lesson 2 Answers – Drawing lines and angles accurately
Lesson 3 – Calculating angles on a straight line
Lesson 3 Answers – Calculating angles on a straight line
Lesson 4 – Calculating angles around a point
Lesson 4 Answers – Calculating angles around a point - Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – Who Wants to be a Millionaire maths game dividing and multiplying by 10, 100 and 1,000. Let me know what you would win! mutldiv_10_100_1000_wwtbam
English choose from:
- Reading: keep doing it! Do post any recommendations that you have for your class mates – or just let us know what you are reading!
- Spelling: words ending in sion https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/zwwwfcw
- Writing: having a go at writing your own comic (this also revises use of brackets too). https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zvmmkty
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Hello again, 22nd June
Welcome to another week of home learning. Thank you so much for sharing what you have been doing at home – it is great to see all that you have achieved! Keep going! I came across this quote this week: it made me think about our school values and how much courage we have all had over the past few months. Keep smiling….
Activities for this week:
- An activity grid about ‘Our Local Area’ that released on google classroom last week. A copy is here: Our Local Area activities
- Science Lesson 2 about Properties and changes of materials from The Oak Academy. This time you can do the quiz! https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/represent-the-particles-in-pure-substances-and-mixtures (Again please do not worry that this says Year 6.)
- DT Healthy eating: salads and savoury muffins. Have a go at making these salad dressings to add flavour to your lettuce and/or this recipe for savoury muffins. Enjoy! Do post a photo if you can. Cheese muffins Salad dressings
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 9. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers. Don’t forget that the Friday maths challenge (set by White Rose) is available on the BBC site on Fridays.
Lesson 1 – Subtracting decimals with the same number of decimal places
Lesson 1 Answers – Subtracting decimals with the same number of decimal places
Lesson 2 – Subtracting decimals with a different number of decimal places
Lesson 2 Answers – Subtracting decimals with a different number of decimal places
Lesson 3 – Multiplying decimals by 10 100 and 1000
Lesson 3 Answers – Multiplying decimals by 10 100 and 1000
Lesson 4 – Dividing decimals by 10 100 and 1000
Lesson 4 Answers -Dividing decimals by 10 100 and 1000
- Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – another Venn diagram activity – this time to sort 2D shapes by their properties (which you get to choose). https://mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/resource/83/sort-shapes-venn
English choose from:
- Reading: keep doing it! Do post any recommendations that you have for your class mates – or just let us know what you are reading!
- Spelling: when is ‘sh’ spelt ‘ch’ https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z8f3qhv
- Writing: watch the animation called ‘Catch It’. Then choose from the writing activities suggested on the same page. https://www.literacyshed.com/catchit.html
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Hello again, 15th June
It has been lovely to speak to you and your families again this week – it is great to hear how you are all getting on. Well done again for all the learning you are completing at home. I have been reading the newly released book by the author of the Malamander which is called ‘Gargantis’. It has Herbie and Violet as the main characters and is set in Eerie on Sea in The Grand Nautilus Hotel – but it also has a boat in it. So my quote this week links to that…….
Activities for this week:
- The paper pack that was made available in the week before half term
- A new activity grid about ‘Our Local Area’ that will release on google classroom on Monday.
A copy is here: Our Local Area activities - Art frottage (the technique of making a rubbing) you only need paper and pencil https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/texture-treasure-hunt/activities/1
These look really effective – do post a photo if you can. I would love to see your work.
- Science The Oak Academy is starting a series of lessons about properties and changes of materials which would have been our science topic for this half term…..they teach it in year 6, so please don’t worry that it says Year 6 on it! DO NOT try the quiz at the start – this assumes you have done the other year 6 lessons (which are about totally different topics!) Just click next to start the lesson. https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/represent-the-particles-in-solids-liquids-and-gases/activities/2
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 8. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers. Don’t forget that the Friday maths challenge (set by White Rose) is available on the BBC site on Fridays.
Lesson 1 – Understand percentages 2019
Lesson 1 Answers – Understand percentages 2019
Lesson 2 – Percentages as fractions and decimals 2019
Lesson 2 Answers – Percentages as fractions and decimals 2019
Lesson 3 – Adding decimals with the same number of decimal places 2020
Lesson 3 Answers – Adding decimals with the same number of decimal places 2020
Lesson 4 – Adding decimals with a differen number of decimal places 2020
Lesson 4 Answers – Adding decimals with a differen number of decimal places 2020 - Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – https://www.teacherled.com/iresources/charts/venns/ sorting numbers into venn diagrams
English choose from:
- Reading: keep doing it!
- Handwriting: copy out this poem about sloths in your best handwriting. You all know how to form and join letters – I just thought it would be good to have some practise. Post a picture if you can – and feel free to decorate the page.
The Sloth poem for handwriting - Spelling: when is ‘uh’ spelt ‘ou’? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/zyq7v9q
- Instructions: See if you can do the final 2 lessons from The Oak Academy about instructions. You look closely at how they are written and then have go at writing some yourself.
Lesson 4 https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/set-of-instructions-spag-focus-cohesive-devices
Lesson 5 https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/set-of-instructions-write-a-set-of-instructions
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Hello again, 8th June 2020
I hope you are all well and ready for a new week of learning. I was very excited when it rained this weekend – partly because it meant that I didn’t have to water my allotment, but also because it made everything smell nice! So my quotes this week are around that idea…
Activities for this week:
- The paper pack that was made available in the week before half term
- An activity grid about The Maya that released on google classroom last week. (We would have been studying this fascinating civilisation if we were in school.) A copy is here: The Mayan Activities
- DT: Cams (mechanical systems) BBC lesson. (You will need some card, lolly sticks and tape.) https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zktckmn
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 7. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers. Don’t forget that the Friday maths challenge (set by White Rose) is available on the BBC site on Fridays.
- Lesson 1 – Decimals as fractions (2) 2019
- Lesson 1 Answers – Decimals as fractions (2) 2019
- Lesson 2 – Understand thousandths 2019
- Lesson 2 Answers – Understand thousandths 2019
- Lesson 3 – Rounding decimals 2019
- Lesson 3 Answers – Rounding decimals 2019
- Lesson 4 – Order and compare decimals 2019
- Lesson 4 Answers – Order and compare decimals 2019
- Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – statement snap on Nrich https://nrich.maths.org/13349
English choose from:
- Reading: keep doing it!
- Spelling: ough https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z9f2b82
- Instructions: See if you can do the first 3 lessons from The Oak Academy about instructions. There are two reading comprehensions lessons first and then a third lesson that helps you to spot the features of good instructions. Next week you will have a go at writing your own instructions.
Do let me know what you think of these lessons – you get an actual teacher speaking to you!
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Hello again, 1st June 2020
I hope you have had a lovely half term week and have enjoyed our lovely summer weather. This quote helped me to get out and make the most of it.
I also hope that you feel refreshed and ready to settle back into your home learning. We have been so impressed with all that you have been doing.
Activities for this week:
- The new paper pack that was made available in the week before half term
- A new activity grid about The Maya that will release on google classroom tomorrow. (We would have been studying this fascinating civilisation if we were in school.) A copy is here The Mayan Activities
- French school and hobbies https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zmt74xs
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 6. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers.
- Lesson 1 – Multiply unit and non-unit fractions by integers
- Lesson 2 – Multiply mixed numbers by integers 2019
- Lesson 3 – Fractions of an amount 2019
- Lesson 4 – Fractions as operators 2019
- Lesson 1 Answers – Multiply unit and non-unit fractions by integers
- Lesson 2 Answers – Multiply mixed numbers by integers 2019
- Lesson 3 Answers – Fractions of an amount 2019
- Lesson 4 Answers – Fractions as operators 2019
- Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – pick the primes (prime number revision) https://www.transum.org/Maths/Game/Primes/Pick.asp
English choose from:
- Reading: keep doing it!
- Spelling: cious and tious https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/zp7dk7h
- Vocabulary work: BBC synonyms and antonyms lesson https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z6q48xs The worksheet is here: synonyms and antonymns
- Writing: Oak Academy writing a setting description lesson https://www.thenational.academy/year-5/english/setting-description-write-a-setting-description-year-5-wk1-5
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Hello again,
I hope you are all well. This is the last week of this half term, before a well-earned week off, so really try to give your work your best effort this week. I found a new quote this week (which I had never seen before) and as well as having a nice positive message, links to our garden birdwatch and your reading comprehension activity last week.
I have prepared a new paper pack of English and maths activities and you will hear from school once they are ready for collection. (We have included as many answers as possible in it.)
Activities for this week:
- The new paper pack (see above)
- A new activity grid based around ‘Rainforests’ that will release on google classroom tomorrow. A copy is here Rainforest Activities
- French revision of food and drink https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zxn4d2p/resources/1
Maths chose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 5. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are available here along with the answers.
- Lesson 1 – Add and subtract fractions 2019
- Lesson 2 – Add fractions 2019
- Lesson 3 – Add mixed numbers 2019
- Lesson 4 – Subtract mixed numbers 2019
- Lesson 1 Answers – Add and subtract fractions 2019
- Lesson 2 Answers – Add fractions 2019
- Lesson 3 Answers – Add mixed numbers 2019
- Lesson 4 Answers – Subtract mixed numbers 2019
- Mathletics
- TT Rockstars
- My maths activity for this week – try this version of countdown https://www.transum.org/Software/SW/Starter_of_the_day/starter_November2.ASP
English choose from:
- Punctuation revision: Using dashes slide show and work sheet writing-paragraphs-with-a-dash-presentation writing-paragraphs-with-a-dash-presentation
- Reading: keep doing it!
- Spelling: ough letter string https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z9f2b82
- Writing: write a letter to someone you haven’t been able to see for a while – tell them what you have been doing and ask them some questions too. (Remember to pop it in the post.) With any luck you might then receive a reply, which will be a lovely surprise.
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Monday 11th May
Hello again. I hope you had a good weekend and perhaps joined in with some VE day celebrations. If you did do anything at home feel free to share what you did with us, it is lovely to see what you have all been up to. I thought it would be appropriate to share a quote from Winston Churchill who was our prime minister for most of WW2.
Once again, well done for all of your hard work so far. Please continue to send your work to us if you can, it is lovely to see it. For this week continue to pick and choose work from:
- the ‘Healthy Eating/Restaurant’ activities grid from last week
- the paper packs (I am working on a new one for next week)
- the other new ideas below
Maths choose from:
- White Rose: For those of you that have been using the White Rose materials you will now be on summer week 4. The videos are in the usual place https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/ . As a school we have subscribed to the premium resources so that the work sheets continue to be available. They are below along with the answers.
Lesson 1 Area of rectangles 2019
Lesson 2 Equivalent fractions 2019
Lesson 3 Convert between Improper and mixed numbers 2019
Lesson 4 Compare and order fractions less than 1 2019Lesson 1 Answers Area of rectangles 2019
Lesson 2 Answers Equivalent fractions 2019
Lesson 3 Answers Convert between Improper and mixed numbers 2019
Lesson 4 Answers Compare and order fractions less than 1 2019 - TT rock stars
- Mathletics
- My maths puzzle for this week – try this times table shift puzzle – remember to persevere! https://nrich.maths.org/6863
English choose from:
- Reading– as much as you can! (Have you read the book Mrs Lloyd let you borrow from her collection?) Thank you to those children who have let us know that they have – it is always nice to know what you are reading. Don’t forget reading a recipe also counts, so feel free to bake and read!
- Garden birds reading comprehension. I thought this might bring back nice memories of when we did the RSPBs Big Schools Birdwatch. garden birds reading comprehension
- Punctuation revision: brackets https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zn8c47h A BBC lesson which has online tasks and then a worksheet to finish which I have included here. brackets and parenthesisnworksheet
- Spelling: how to spell the ‘shun’ sound. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/zyv4qhv
- Use this image as a prompt for a piece of writing. It could be used to inspire a story, a descriptive piece, a poem, a newspaper report about an event that happened here….you choose.
Art: as so many of you were enjoying origami club – how about having a go at some more origami?
Origami fish art
As ever, we would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
I have just received a photo of the ducks from Mrs Marsh (taken a few weeks ago – just before they went back to the farm) which I thought you might like to see!
Monday 4th May
Hello again! I hope you are all well and ready for a 4-day week of home learning! It was lovely to speak to many of you and your families again last week and hear what you have been up to. Sometimes it is easy to get going and other days it is not quite so easy and that thought brought these quotes to mind…..
Well done for all of your hard work so far. Please continue to send your work to us if you can, it is lovely to see it. For this week continue to pick and choose work from:
- the new ‘Healthy Eating/Restaurant’ activities grid which will release on Google classroom and is also here Healthy Eating Activities
- the paper packs that were made available the week before last
- the other new ideas below.
New activities:
- I have added more activities to Mathletics
- Follow the White Rose home learning on their website. This is the scheme we follow in school, so if you have already started you now need week 3. (If not use week 1 and/or 2.) Although this is new learning, each lesson has a video explanation with the visuals we would usually use in class and then has a worksheet to complete.
- My maths activity for this week is co-ordinates: first try the coordinate-grid (answers on the second page). Then have a go at https://nrich.maths.org/6288 where you have to hunt for treasure. This would lead nicely to a game of battleships… battleship-game
- Spelling task: when is the i sound spelt with a y? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z3mktv4
- History Writing task: Find out about VE day (Victory in Europe Day) – it’s the 75th Anniversary on Friday. Produce a page about what you discover about the day. You could even celebrate the anniversary with your household, perhaps do some baking and have a tea party like many families did 75 years ago. You could even try making some paper bunting as decorations (or if you are feeling ambitious make use of your new found sewing skills and use fabric instead).
We would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Monday 27th April
Hello once again! I hope you had a positive week and were able to make the most of our glorious weather. With the clear evenings we have had, I have been enjoying some star gazing and it reminded me of a quote about friends……..
Perhaps you can look out for some of the constellations we learnt about in the planetarium.
Thank you for all of your hard work so far – and for sending us your work when you can. Please continue to pick and choose work from:
- the space activities grid
- the paper packs that were made available last week
- the new ideas below.
Do remember it is quality, not quantity that counts – and to pick and choose what works for you and your family.
New activities:
- I have added more activities to Mathletics
- Follow the White Rose home learning on their website. This is the scheme we follow in school, so if you did this last week follow week 2. (If not use week 1.) Although this is new learning, each lesson has a video explanation with the visuals we would usually use in class and then has a worksheet to complete.
- My maths problem for this week: try this game called Polyplug rectangles https://nrich.maths.org/7511 How quickly can you find the monkey’s hidden rectangle?
- Spelling task: when is the s sound spelt ‘sc’? https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/zt932nb
- Writing task: to give a full write up of the reaction times science experiment below. Remember to include what you are testing, how your test is fair, why we can trust your results (reliability), a results table and – most importantly – what your results show.
- Science experiment: reaction times! Watch the following video to find out how you can test the reaction times of the people in your household using just a ruler! https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/science-design-and-technology-ks2-experimenting-with-reaction-times/zbq2t39 Remember to repeat your tests (and then find an average for each person). You could see if the younger members of your household have faster reaction times than the older ones. You could then have a go at adding in distractions, just like they did in the video. There is a results table which you may like to use.
Reaction Times Experiment Results Table
We would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Monday 20th April
Hello again Year 5! I hope you are all well and have some Easter Eggs left to enjoy?! It has been lovely to speak to you and your families over the past couple of weeks and hear all about what you have been up to.
As tomorrow would have been the start of the summer term, we will now continue to add new work for you to try at home – but we are not expecting you to do all of it! Please pick and choose what works for you.
One of the requests from the phone calls to families was for a new ‘paper’ pack of work – like we sent home at the start of the closure. So I have put together a new pack that will be photocopied in school for you which covers Maths and English. You will receive a message from school about how to collect one of these (if you would like one) later this week.
As many of you have enjoyed selecting activities from the Vikings grid, a new grid all about Space will appear on Google classroom tomorrow morning if you would like to use that. It is also available here. Space Activities
Maths wise you have some choices:
- I have added more activities to Mathletics
- Timetables Rockstars
- Make use of the new paper pack that will be available later this week (details above)
- Follow the White Rose home learning on their website. This is the scheme we follow in school, so if you start at week 1 you will be picking up from where we left our maths learning in school. Although this is new learning, each lesson has a video explanation with the visuals we would usually use in class and then has a worksheet to complete. https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/
- My maths problem for this week involves a rabbit called Leo. Follow the link to watch a video explanation. If you try it out, you would get some exercise too! https://www.youcubed.org/resources/leo-the-rabbit-3-12-video/?utm_source=Youcubed+Updates&utm_campaign=8e40d3a7b7-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_04_09_09_36&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_230e567c40-8e40d3a7b7-163773637
English wise you have some choices:
- Keep reading!
- Make use of the new paper pack that will be available later this week (details above)
- Spelling task: learn about the suffixes ‘ture’ and ‘sure’ at this link https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zt62mnb/articles/z3jpk2p
- Writing task: use this image to inspire a piece of writing. Imagine you are looking up and this is what you can see. How is it flying? Where will it land? Who is inside? Or alternatively, imagine you are inside it. How did you get where you are? What will happen next?
We would love you to share your work (or any questions you have) with us if you can, either by posting on Google classroom, or by emailing school using child@aepri.co.uk
Remember your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
Happy Easter Year 5! April 3rd
Well done to all of you who have been working at home – you should be really proud of yourselves. As you know we don’t set homework during the holidays, so we hope you relax and enjoy your Easter break. Here are my quotes for this week..
We will post some more work for you after the 2 week holiday. However, if some of you do want some activities to try during the break (maybe because you can’t do all the things you would normally do) we have a selection of Viking activities for you to try. Feel free to share your work with us on google classroom.
Take care and Happy Easter,
Mrs Poulton, Mrs Vincent and Mrs Pearce
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Hello Year 5 March 29th
I hope you and your families are well and that you are starting to adapt to life at home. I am sure every household is having some ups and some downs at the moment! I have chosen two more quotes to try and keep you positive…
Well done to those of you that have completed some Mathletics activities – great job! I know that you will have more than enough maths and English work to continue with – we have already given you plenty, so here are some suggestions for other subjects….
Geography
This geography website has loads of quizzes – and had some countries I’d not heard of! Have a go – it’s great fun.
https://world-geography-games.com
Science
This link lets you practise your animal grouping and classification…
http://www.crickweb.co.uk/ks2science.html
For a speedy warm up choose the ‘Variation grouping’ and afterwards try the one simply called ‘Variation’ further down the page. Enjoy.
Take care and have a positive week, Mrs Poulton
March 23rd
Hello Year 5! I hope that the start of your home learning time has gone well. Do remember that the adults in your house will be doing their best to help you – be kind to them. It is a new experience for them too!
I will really miss teaching you – and look forward to when we can continue to learn together. However, until that time I will add tasks and suggestions to this area of the website to keep you thinking and learning. Have fun!
So – what should you be doing at home?
Some exercise – skipping, playing in the garden, or following an online activity are all good ideas. Perhaps you could even design your own circuit training session like we have done in the hall a few times.
Reading – curl up with a good book!
Being creative – there were lots of ideas on one of the pages in the pack we sent home.
Some maths – you have sheets in the pack we sent home. Also use Mathletics (I will add suggested tasks for you), Rock Stars and ‘Transum’ is the other website we have used in class.
Some writing – again there are ideas in the pack and exercise book we sent home.
Finally here is the link to the Countdown game we played together on the last day – perhaps get your whole family involved!
http://happysoft.org.uk/countdown/wordgame.php
I will aim to add ideas linked to other subjects in the coming weeks.
If you want to get in touch with us, maybe to share some good news with us, or if you want to let us know how you are feeling, you can email us on child@aepri.co.uk
Your grownups can use schoolsupport@aepri.co.uk to ask us anything about your learning, or anything else they need to know.
Take care,
Mrs Poulton
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