Hello and welcome to the Year Five...
Year 5 are taught by Mr Khalid, with Mrs S Fiaz on Monday to Wednesday, and with Mrs S Bi on Wednesday to Friday.
The children go swimming on Tuesday morning (don't forget your kit!), and have PE on Thursday afternoon.
Remote Learning 10.1.25
Maths
There are two arithmetic tests to have a go at.
Do what you can from test 1.
Then mark it.
See if you see where you went wrong (as for help from a family member, or look at some of this week's previous remote learning videos). Correct any errors.
Then, attempt test 2. Mark it and see if there is an improvement.
Do not spend more than one hour on this in total. This can be in two periods of thirty minutes, or even three periods of twenty: whatever works best for you.
English
Spend at least 30 minutes reading a book of your choice.
Then, write a summary of what has happened in the story so far, or (for non-fiction) what you have learned from your reading.
Music
We shall be learning about musical theatre when we return to school.
Read the following web page:
Then, read through the PDF summary (see files section, below).
Try and learn the names, definitions and examples of each type of musical.
Remote Learning 09.01.25
Maths
First, have a go at TT Rock Stars - for 15 minutes.
Then, work on multiplying 4 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers.
Watch the video, and then have a go at the worksheet.
Remember to look up any multiplication facts you need to help you.
English
Read "The Man who Moved a Mountain."
There are three versions (easy, medium, hard), so read whichever suits you.
There are also some comprehnsion quesions, with answers. Read through these and see if you can understand how the answers are correct.
Then, write a short account of what you have learned from your reading.
In addition to this English and Maths, you should soend some time reading. Spend at least 30 minutes reading a book of your choice.
If you are really keen, summarise what you have read in 100 word or less.
Remote Learning 08.01.2025
Maths
Watch this video on multiplying three digit numbers by two digit numbers, then have a go at the sheet.
Make notes as necessary while you watch. The sheet comes with answers, so you can check your own work.
English
Yesterday, we revised the use of inverted commas.
Download the Calvin Conversations file, and write the one of the comic strips up as a story, making sure you have used inverted commas correctly.
If you have time, you can write up both.
Science
Read the forces text (there are three versions: easier, standard and harder - the more stars in the bottom corner, the harder the text. Choose the version you want).
Then write as many facts as you can from the text you read. If you want, you can put these facts into an illustrated poster.
Remote Learning 07.01.2025
English
Watch the video on inverted commas. Make notes, and copy the examples.
Then have a go at the questions on the sheet. The answers are provided, so check your own work.
Maths
There are two multiplication sheets: multiplying by single digits and multiplying by double digits. Please check your own answers. Use yesterday's videos to help you.
Remote Learning 06.01.2025
Maths
Watch the following videos.
Multiply three digit numbers by a single digit number
Multiply 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers
Make notes as you go, and have a go at the example questions.
English
In English, we shall be reading a children's dystopian novel.
Can you find out what a dystopia is?
Watch the first 15 minutes of this BBC serial: The Sparticle Mystery, Episode 1
How is this series a dystopia?
History
Watch the video. Write notes on what you have learned.