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Year 5 – Wednesday 20th January 2021

Wednesday, the day where you know you are half way through the week. Keep going Year 5, I am proud of all your efforts so far so keep it up.

Have a good day today, work hard and make sure to email pictures of your work.

Mr Farrier

9am9:20am10:00am10:30am11:00am11:30am12:00pm
SpellingEnglishEnglish Zoom Drop-inBreakMathsMaths Zoom Drop-inLunch
1:00pm1:30pm2:15pm – 3:00pm3:00pm
ReadingPE and ArtAfternoon Zoom Drop-in SessionStory Time

Zoom Drop-in Links

Mr Farrier’s English Zoom Meeting

Time: 10:00 – 10:30am

https://zoom.us/j/99412400082?pwd=RFVia1Y0MGdoMlBMSm1FSmxlcy9LZz09

Meeting ID: 994 1240 0082

Passcode: year5

Mr Farrier’s Maths Zoom Meeting

Time: 11:30 – 12:00am

https://zoom.us/j/97195222708?pwd=M09leExHTE51Zno4cEVrR053S29jQT09

Meeting ID: 971 9522 2708

Passcode: year5

Mr Farrier’s Afternoon Zoom Meeting

Time: 2:15 – 3:00pm

https://zoom.us/j/97860010732?pwd=K3JEN2Vmaks1UUhSeUVuR1AvOEgxZz09

Meeting ID: 978 6001 0732

Passcode: year5

Spelling

Magic 20:

extremely, different, special, finally, weird, straight, eventually, minute, definitely, exciting, additionally, frightened, damaged, absolutely, receive, poisonous, probably, fortunately, originally, adventure

Spelling Activity

Vowel and consonant spelling – write out each spelling and then using the amounts given below to add your letters up to see which word equals the highest total.

A vowel is worth 3 and a consonant is worth 6. Add the letters up and see which word equals the highest.

I have completed one for you as an example.

Originally

3 + 6 + 3 + 6 + 3 + 6 + 3 + 6 + 6 + 6 = 48

English

SPAG (15 minutes): Standard English

Within your Spag lesson, we will be focusing on using the correct standard English. When writing or talking it is important we do not miss words out of our sentences.

For example:

Am going to shop. – This is a sentence which uses non standard English.

I am going to the shop. – This is a sentence which uses the correct standard English.

Complete the tasks below.

Task 1
Task 2

Writing (45 minutes): To write a traditional tale

Today you are going to continue with your shared write. We are going to move onto the problem section of the story. This part of the story includes should include the main chunk of the writing, therefore I want to see some lovely, detailed writing. Watch the clip below and then use the success criteria to create your own problem paragraph.

Within your problem paragraph, you must use these sentence types and writing skills:

  • ed and simile openers
  • a range of sentence types
  • speech sentences
  • onomatopoeia
  • prepositional phrases

Maths

Maths Meeting: Converting measurement (15 minutes)

Convert these measurements into small measurements of length.

Remember there is 1000m in a 1km, 100cm in a metre and 10mm in 1cm.

For example:

Large measurementSmaller measurement
1.5km =1500m
2.3m =230cm
13 cm =130mm

0.5 km  = 

1.5 m =

2.5 m =

10.75 m =

0.35 m =

0.5 m =

6 cm =

0.1 cm =

1.75 m =

1.75 km =

Maths Meeting: Decimals (45 minutes)

Today we are going to be understanding hundredths. We have previously looked at tenths and we know that there are 10 tenths in a whole one. How many hundredths do you think make a whole one? Yes, you are correct, there are 100 hundredths in one whole one.

A hundredth when written in decimal looks like this –

How many hundredths are in the first number?

How many hundredths are in the second number?

There are 7 hundredths in the first number. There 23 hundredths in the second number however this can exchange to 2 tenths and 3 hundredths.

In the following tasks you are going to convert fractions and pictures into decimals using hundredths. Remember if it gives you more than 10 hundredths, you need to exchange ten of them for one tenth as shown in the example below.

Example of how to exchange 10 hundredths into a tenth.

Task 1:

Task 2:

Reading

Inference Skills –

Answer the following questions:

  1. Why do you think might of built this city in a cave?
  2. Who built this city in a cave?
  3. How do you think the people who live here feel?
  4. Would you like to live here? Why/Why not?
  5. How is this similar or different your to city/town?
  6. What do you think lies beneath this city?
  7. What noises might you hear around the city and how would the noise travel?

PE

As promised, you will be moving back onto dance this week. Firstly, I want you to get warm. Try this 5 minute warm up to get you going.

  • Jog on the spot for 30 seconds
  • Windmills for 30 seconds
  • Jumping Jacks for 30 seconds
  • Arm circles for 30 seconds
  • Rest for 30 seconds
  • Repeat twice

I would like you to create your own dance using any music you want. Listen to the music first and try and dance to the mood of the song. If you use a slow song, you should be moving slowly with slow movements. Explore different moods and feelings and develop your response to the music through different shapes, speeds, directions and ways of travel.

I want you to challenge yourselves and include these moves into your routine:

  • A jumping jack
  • A spin on one leg
  • A leaning balance forward on one leg
  • A roll of your choice (teddy bear roll, forward roll, backward roll)
  • A circle on the floor

If you can achieve these moves it will help develop control, coordination, balance, poise and elevation in the basic actions of travelling, jumping, turning, gesture and stillness.

Enjoy your dancing and have fun!

Art

To finish off your day you are going to be looking at ‘landscape’ drawing. I want you to think about the height of different landscapes and how they differ in shape and size.

Watch the video in the link below and if you have colours, colour your landscape in to finish.

Have a great day working Year 5, I am proud of your efforts.

If you have any issues or problems, please use the zoom meetings to speak to me or get your parents to email me during the school day.

Thanks,

Mr Farrier.

rfarrier@handale.rac.sch.uk

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