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Year 5 - May 7th 2020​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Please note this is a guide of what children will be doing in school, there is no requirement for all of these tasks to be completed each day! Timings are just a guide, do what suits you and your child each day.

Learning Timetable

Duration:

  

30 minutes

PE with Joe!

Get active with Joe Wick’s 30-minute fitness videos. You can access today’s video here. This will be live streamed at 9:30am, or available to replay any time after that.

15 minutes

Daily Reading Skills: What happens next?

Read your reading book then write the next part of this text, making sure it makes sense and follows on from what you have read.

1 hour

English

Over the last few days you’ve practiced writing three different types of poem: an acrostic poem, an “I am” poem and a rhyming couplets poem. For today’s lesson, your task is to make your favourite poem from this week stand out. Can you: Perform it aloud? Add beatboxing/actions? Audio record it? Draw pictures/posters? Make a video?

Listen to our poet of the week, Kurly, rapping his performance of classic children’s book, Dr Seuss’s Cat In The Hat – you could give this style a try!
Break

10 minutes

Daily Maths Skills

Fluent in five

  1. 300 x 70 =
  2. 2,233 + 17,643 =
  3. 900 + 803 =
  4. 32 x 34 =
  1. 678 + 400 =

45 minutes

Maths

15 minutes

Spelling

Your words for this week are all adverbials of time.

The words are: yesterday, tomorrow, later, immediately, earlier, eventually, recently, previously, finally, lately

Practice spelling the words using the Snakes and Ladders Activity Game
Lunch Break

20 minutes

TTRockstars

Practise your times tables on the website below:

TimesTableRockstars

20 minutes

Grammar activity

Revise and test yourself on some Year 5 grammar topics we’ve covered this year including nouns, pronouns, modal verbs, relative pronouns and adverbs.

1 hour

VE Day Celebrations

Due to the coronavirus restrictions, most VE Day 75 events and street parties have had to be cancelled or postponed but we still want you to be able to mark the occasion, share your pride in our country and honour the men and women of WW2.

You can make your own special VE Day 75 ‘Great British Bunting’ to display in your window at home.

Here are all the instructions you need to get started using any paper, cereal boxes, string, ribbon, sweet wrappers, felt pens, poster paint you have or whatever you can find.

5 minutes

Shared Reading

Follow along and listen to the next part of our class text, Street Child by Berlie Doherty.

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