Home Learning OpportunitiesClass: Year 5Learning activities set for the week beginning Monday 4th May 2020Learning activities to be completed by Friday 8th May 2020

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Home Learning Opportunities Week 3 Summer 1Monday AM Monday PMMaths Find fractions of amounts.Using something around your home ie. Socks in your drawer, pieces of lego, smarties in a tube etc.Choose 10-twenty items randomly. Express as a fraction the amount of each colour.

Literacy Booklet: The Game. (Use the booklet from last week).

Re-read the story (pp 4-7) to remind yourself.

Proofread the attached text to correct grammar and punctuation. (Check the booklet to see if you were right).

Science Investigation:The Earth has an Axis. This is like an invisible stick through the centre of it. As the Earth orbits the sun, it also rotates on its axis.Using a skewer, toothpick or stick of some sort pushed through a ball of play dough or blue-tac, see if you can recreate the earth spinning on its axis. Put a mark onto your ball with a pen of by making a small hole. This is you! Head to somewhere dark(ish). Using a torch or other narrow source of light, shine it onto your ball from the side. As your rotate your ball on its axis – what do you notice about the mark you made?

Complete the Activity sheet included below

ReadingRead any book of your choice. Try to read a chapter at a time. Think about what happened and how it links to what you have read before.

Online Learning:Use Reading Eggs to access (Maths Seeds)

Complete assignment if you have been set one.

Access the lessons page and begin your test to determine your starting point – revision.

Online Learning:

BBC Bitesize Daily Lessons English Monday 4 May: To investigate setting descriptions and context.

Online Learning:BBC Bitesize https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zrd9wmn

Day and night video clip.

ReadingReading Eggs – complete assigned comprehension task.

Then feel free to play the games and access the library to read anything you like.

Tuesday AM Tuesday PM

Maths Simplify fractions to create the lowest denominator.

Draw a diagram to show that it is still equivalent (equal) to the original amount.

See sheets below

Literacy The Game.

Answer the questions on pp 11-13 Remember to use the key word strategy.

ScienceResearch the phases of the moon – i.e. why does the moon look different day by day?

Complete the Phases of the moon worksheet attached below.

Can you use a football and a tennis ball to demonstrate how the moon orbits the Earth?

ReadingRead to someone else in your house. Read out loud using expression to engage them in your reading.

Online Learning:How to Simplify fractions on BBC Bitesizehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zhdwxnb/articles/zcdgxfr

Online Learning:

BBC Bitesize Daily Lessons English Tuesday 5 May: To use prepositions for effect in a setting description.

Online Learning:https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z3jd7ty

The moon and its orbit around Earth.

Wednesday AM Wednesday PMMaths Find equivalent fractions using diagrams and common factors.

Explain what happens to the numerator and denominator in an equivalent fraction.

Literacy The Game.

Grammar: Relative clauses pp 14-15 (Stop at the sentence imitation activity halfway down p15, which is for tomorrow).

Physical Education

1) Try the activities below.

2) Get outside for some daily walking, running or cycling.

3) If you’re working on a screen, take short exercise breaks often.

ReadingRead any book of your choice. Try to read a chapter at a time. Think about what happened and how it links to what you have read before.

Online Learning:Use Reading Eggs to access (Maths Seeds)

Complete assignment if you have been set one.

Access the mental Maths page and complete some addition and subtraction challenges – these are quite simple – so I expect you to be

Online Learning:BBC Bitesize Daily Lessons English Wednesday 6 May: To use alliteration and onomatopoeia in a setting description.

(The BBC have spelled onomatopoeia incorrectly).

Online Learning:

Find this on Youtube:

Have a Blast With This Family Fun Cardio Workout

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Just Dance Kids (Youtube): choose your favourite!

Reading

Reading Eggs – complete assigned comprehension task.

Then feel free to play the games and access the library to read anything you like.

fast and accurate.

Thursday AM Thursday PMMaths Add and subtract fractions with the same denominator.

Express your answers as both improper and mixed numbers.

Simplify your answer if possible.

Literacy The Game.

Sentence imitation p15 and top 2 lines of p16. (Write several sentences, not just one of each type).

Science Research the solar system and create a fact file about it.

Choose one planet to study in more depth.

Bonus points if you can discover why Earth is referred to as the Goldilocks planet.

HandwritingCopy a section of text out of a book you are reading.

Concentrate on making your handwriting neat and join it where you can.

Online Learning:Add and subtract fractions BBC Bitesizehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zhdwxnb/articles/z9n4k7h

Online Learning:

BBC Bitesize Daily Lessons English Thursday 7 May: Reading: Tell Me No Lies by Malorie Blackman.

Online Learning:

Friday AM Friday PMBANK HOLIDAY

Joke of the WeekLiteracy Monday 4 May 2020 Proofreading

Red, Amber and Green Proofread the text. Make these corrections: Grammar (3 mistakes)

Spelling (6 mistakes)Apostrophe (1 is missing; 1 has been put in when it isn’t

needed).Comma after a fronted adverbial (1 missing).

Danny and Sue was bord. It was wet play again and it felt like they hadnt saw the playground for weeks. To top it all every good game was being used and only the tub of dominoe’s was left. Everyone new that harf of them was missing and the other half had been chewd by the scool `Reading Dog’. Danny and Sue searched the classroom for somefink to do.

Amber and Green Carry on proofreading and correcting:Grammar (1 more mistake)Spelling (2 more mistakes)Apostrophe used where it is not needed. Comma after a fronted adverbial (1 missing).Punctuate speech.

To there dismay the comic box was empty. As the two friends squeezed passed the art table to get to the wet-play book’s, a tatty cardboard box fall from the top shelf of the bookcase. Susie picked it up.

I’ve never saw this game before she said, wiping the dust from the unusual lid.

Green: Correct any mistakes below:

It was embossed with intricate pattens and around the edges was pictures of animals, insecks and other strange creatures.

An animal game? Boring!’ said Danny, already loosing intrest.

Oh come on, lets play. Theirs nothing else to do suggested Susie.

They sat down in a quite corner, lifted the lid and took out the bored.

Science Monday 4th May

Tuesday Maths 5th May

Shade the second shape so it is equal and write out each of the fractions shown in the diagrams.

Tuesday Science 5th May Use this wheel to help you identify what kind of moon it is tonight.

Use it to help you complete the sheets below if you need to.

Maths Wednesday 6th May

Match the fractions that are equivalent to each other.If some fractions do not have a matching tile give at least 2

equivalent fractions of your own that will match.

Maths Thursday 7th May

Use the diagrams to add and subtract fractions.