Maths - Home Learning - Monday 30th April 2020

Good morning everyone,

I hope that you had a good weekend. Here are this weeks maths learning tasks:

Activity 1:

White Rose - Week 2 - Decimals, fractions and percentages
Every lesson comes with a short video showing you clearly and simply how to complete the activity successfully. Watch the video and then click 'Get the Activity'
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/

• Lesson 1 - Step 6 - Rounding decimals
• Lesson 2 - Step 7 - Order and compare decimals
• Lesson 3 - Step 8 - Understand percentages
• Lesson 4 - Step 9 - Percentages as fractions and decimals
• Lesson 5 - Step 10 - Equivalent FDP

Activity 2:

This is a division activity. You will need to get a piece of plain A4 white paper and cut it or tear it into strips. Like this...

Activity 3:

Fractions - Making the Whole

Year 5 Home Learning - Monday 23rd March 2020

Monday 23rd March 2020 - Home Learning Tasks

Weekly Tasks

• Read every day
• Complete 1 Spelling Challenge
• Complete 1 Writing Challenge
• Complete 1 Maths Challenge

All of these activities can be completed in your books that were sent home in your home packs. Additionally, you still have access to Times Table Rock Stars and Mathletics for home maths learning.

Reading

Click on this link for the Twinkl Go website. Click sign in and it will ask you to enter a code.
You can use this code to access all the resources in your lesson: EM2617
There are two reading activities for you to do.

1. Listen to the audiobook - Wyrmstooth Crown - Chapter 1
2. Complete the Roald Dahl Reading Comprehension

Literacy

Describe the picture below using interesting verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs.
For example: stalking (verbs), eagle (nouns), majestic (adjectives), intimidatingly (adverbs)

Grammar

Your task is to recognise and correct grammar and punctuation errors. Use a pencil to fix the grammar and punctuation errors below. Consider commas, capital letters, quotation marks, apostrophes and full stops. You can do this in your exercise book by writing it out correctly.

julia lives in glasgow with her two best friends. Her favourite hobbies are ice skating horse riding singing dancing and swimming. she also likes to go to the theatre she went to see the Lion King in edinburgh and said it was the best show ive ever seen.

Spelling
Practise these words. Read them, say them and then write them in your exercise book.

1. accommodate
2. accompany
3. according
4. achieve
5. aggressive

Now write a sentence for each word in your exercise book. Can you spell it correctly in each sentence without looking at the words?

Maths
A challenge to get you started. Which number doesn't belong in this group? Why?

This weeks focus is Decimal Numbers. Click on this link to watch videos and access the activities for this week: https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/

If you have finished, then you can try the activity below:

Multiplication Tables - Matching Cards

The aim of this game is to match pairs of cards.
Click on a card in the interactive game to turn it over. Then click on another one.
If the two cards match, they will stay face-up.
If the two cards do not match, they will return to being face-down.
The game ends when all the cards have been matched in pairs.
How do you know when a card matches another card?
Can you remember where particular cards are to help you match the pairs?


Religious Education

Choose a religion which you would like to research, this can be your own religion. Find out as many facts as you can about this religion, including how it started and by whom. Where do the people worship and what religious book do they have?

Present your findings in a PowerPoint, booklet, poster, fact file or video. Choose the key facts you want to share – don’t create a huge list and make sure you understand the information you are going to share.

I want to tell you some important things

Dear Year 5 Class,

I am writing this to you all because you are having to miss school because of the Covid 19 virus that is spreading around, and your parents and carers have had to keep you at home as part of keeping everyone safe.

Yesterday may be your last day at school for a long time. When you come back lots of things will have changed. It won’t be Spring any more. You might come back into the next year group. There might be new teachers and new friends to get to know. BUT... lots and lots of things won’t change.

Your school grown-ups will carry on thinking about you every single day. We will laugh at the funny things you have done, and will wonder if you are still getting better at your handwriting and what you are reading now. We will hope you are doing the very important job you have been given to help stop the spread of Covid 19 – and are washing your hands!

We will carry on planning learning activities for you to do. We will always care about you even though we won’t be able to see you every day for a while.

I want to tell you some important things.

- Don’t be frightened. You may hear some things that you are worried about, but these are not worries for you. Tell someone you trust about your worry and let them look after it for you.

- The children who are going to be coming back to school are not more special than you. We are going to be looking after them for a while because their parents can’t, because they are doing some particularly important jobs right now.

- There are some good things happening in amongst the bad things.

- There is less air travel and as a result the environment is getting a bit of a rest, and, who knows, maybe we can work out new and better ways of doing things in the future because we have had to.

- People are talking to each other and offering to help each other more. That is a very good thing, make sure you do that too.

Even though you will be missing some school, you can still learn and try your best at everything you do. You are a very special bunch of people.

Please keep singing, playing, making, drawing, writing, problem-solving, and learning about our amazing world. We are having an adventure and like all real adventurers, we have to be brave.

Miss Matthews

Hello everyone

Hello everyone,

I hope that you are all ok. I know this is a strange time and it must feel odd not to be at school! Don't worry! This is to make sure that everyone stays safe and I will be here checking in with you throughout the next few weeks.

I will be updating this blog every week with:

• 1 reading activity
• 1 maths activity
• 1 literacy activity 
• 1 topic activity

Remember, you can login to Mathletics and Times Table Rockstars throughout your time at home. Here is a list of other educational websites that you might enjoy using:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/primary

https://www.nhm.ac.uk/take-part.html

http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/

http://www.crickweb.co.uk/

https://learning-resources.sciencemuseum.org.uk/

Try to enjoy some time with your family and get creative! 

Use the Cabot Daily Planner to help you keep organised 😊

Maths Escape Room

To celebrate maths week, we took part in a maths escape room challenge. The children worked in teams to solve mathematical problems and puzzles against the clock.

Year 5 worked incredibly well as a team and supported each other every step of the way!

Natural History Museum London - Animals and Life Cycles

To set off our new topic in style, we visited the world famous Natural History Museum in London. We took part in an amazing workshop where the children were able to become scientists looking at real artefacts and recording data. The children then explored the different areas of the museum on a trail, looking for information linked to mammals, reptiles, creepy crawlies and other animal kingdoms.

Ancient Greece Museum Trip

The children visited the Bristol Museum, along with Year 6. We took part in workshops looking at different artefacts from Ancient Greece as well as exploring the museum.