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Homework w/c 12.7.21

As a final piece of homework, following transition day on Wednesday, write a paragraph or 2 about what you are looking forward to in Year 6. 

Make sure it is written neatly and that you use a range of punctuation. As well as making it interesting by using different types and lengths of sentences.

Homework wc 5.7.21 Maths Homework

Literacy homework wc 5.7.21

Spellings w/c 5.7.21

Adding the verb prefixes over-

overthrow

overturn

overslept

overcook

overreact

overestimate

overuse

overpaid

overlook

overbalance

Homework w/c 28.6.21

Maths homework w/c 28.6.21 - Children are to choose either short or long division to practise based on their in school work.

English homework 28.6.21 Modal Verbs worksheet

Spellings w/c 28.6.21

Across this week children will be assessed on their knowledge of the Year 5 and 6 spelling words. Please spend some time practising them. 

 

 

Spellings w/c 21.6.21

Adding verb prefixes de- and re-

deflate

deform

decode

decompose

defuse

recycle

rebuild

rewrite

replace

revisit

Homework wc 21.6.21 English reading homework please read the text and answer the questions

As Maths homework this week please revise long multiplication using the Oak Academy lesson below in preparation for assessment week. 

 

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/long-multiplication-68u38t

 

 

Homework w/c 14.6.21

All homework is due in by Monday 21st June

We have been working on different types of adverbs in our SPaG revision this week. Please choose either the 1, 2 or 3 star questions to complete. (They increase in difficulty based on the number of stars.)

Reading

Please read chapters 13, 14 and 15 of class novel - Who let the God's out by Monday 21st June.

 

 

Spellings w/c 14.6.21

Unstressed vowels in polysyllabic words:

definite

desperate

literate

secretary

stationary

dictionary

Wednesday

familiar

original

animal

Spellings w/c 7.6.21

Words with /ear/ sound spelt with ‘ere’

 

sincere

interfere

sphere

adhere

severe

persevere

atmosphere

mere

hemisphere

austere

Half Term Homework

English homework - Due in by Friday 11th June

In preparation for Year 6, we are having a weekly revision focus looking at an aspect of grammar and punctuation. Before half term, we looked at punctuation. Complete the activities above for consolidation.

Spelling - Half term

In class, we have almost completed the first four columns of the Year 5 and 6 spelling list saved below. Children should review the words that we have covered so far, and pick out  at least 10 words that they need to revise. 

Topic half term homework

 

Find out about the Minoan or Mycenaean civilisation. Create an information poster or non-chronological report to record your findings. Include pictures and images of artefacts if you can

Maths - Half term

Two tasks have been set on MyMaths to be completed by Friday 11th June

Homework w/c 24.5.21

Maths homework 24.5.21

 

Please watch and complete the activities on the Oak academy lesson on decimals below:

 

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/tenths-and-hundredths-6nj68c

Homework w/c 24.5.21

Write a newspaper report detailing the events of The Highwayman poem.

Remember to include: 

A headline that uses a pun, rhyme or alliteration

An introductory paragraph containing the 5 Ws (what, where, when, who, why)

Information about the main events presented in chronological order

Written in the third person and in the past tense

Quotes from witnesses

Formal language

Rhetorical Questions

A conclusion paragraph to explain what might happen next

Topic homework wc 24.5.21

 

Find out about the Minoan or Mycenaean civilisation. Create an information poster or non-chronological report to record your findings. Include pictures and images of artefacts if you can.

 

Spellings w/c 24.5.21

Convert nouns or adjectives into verbs using suffix -en

blacken

brighten

flatten

lengthen

mistaken

straighten

shorten

thicken

tighten

toughen

Homework w/c 17.5.21

English homework: We have discussed and practiced turning similes into metaphors. Have a go at completing the sheet attached. Challenge - can you create 3 of your own metaphors to describe one of your favourite places to visit? You describe what you see, hear, smelt or felt.

Spellings w/c 17.5.21

Convert nouns or adjectives into verbs using the suffix -ify

amplify

solidify

signify

falsify

glorify

notify

testify

purify

intensify

classify

Homework w/c 10.5.21

English homework w/c 10.5.21

Spellings w/c 10.5.21

Convert nouns or adjectives into verbs using the suffix -ise

criticise

advertise

capitalise

finalise

equalise

fertilise

terrorise

socialise

visualise

vandalise

Maths w/c 10.5.21

Spend 20 minutes practising times tables using TTRockstars. Next week, I will have a look at your Rock Star status, so try the studio activity as least once. 

 

Homework 3.5.21

 

Please write a book review for a book you have completed recently. The document is interactive so you can type directly onto it if you wish, to make it easier to email in.

Spellings w/c 3.5.21

Here are the next 5 Year 5 and 6 spelling words that we are working on as next week is a short week: 

mischievous

muscle

necessary

neighbour

nuisance

Maths w/c 3.5.21

For Maths this week, please choose which activity you would like to complete. 

Homework w/c 26.4.21

Spelling w/c 26.4.21

Convert nouns or adjectives into verbs using suffix -ate

pollinate

captivate

activate

motivate

communicate

medicate

elasticate

hyphenate

alienate

validate

Homework w/c 19.4.21

Our Class Novel this term will be:

Who Let the Gods Out? by Maz Evans

 

The Blurb

We all know that the best place to get a sneak-peek into the plot, characters and setting of a book is to have a look at the blurb on the back cover. Here is the blurb below for you to read and have a think about:

 

"A shooting star crashes to earth and changes Elliot's life forever. The star is Virgo - a young Zodiac goddess on a mission. When the pair accidentally unleash the wicked death daemon Thanatos, they turn to the old Olympian gods for help. But after centuries of cushy retirement on earth, are Zeus and his crew up to the task?"

 

If there are any words that you don't understand in the blurb you can find out their meaning by asking someone at home, using a dictionary or going to this online dictionary.

 

Wow! I'm hooked already. I have so many questions and ideas buzzing through my head, and I'm sure you do too. 

Here are some of the questions I have:

Who is Elliot?

What does he look like?

 

Your task is to write 5 more questions based on the blurb.

Then choose one of the characters mentioned (Elliot, Virgo or Zeus) and draw them from your imagination. There's no need to google them and there's no right or wrong answers!

 

.

 

Spellings w/c 19.4.21


Words with an /or/ Sound Spelt ‘au’
pause
cause
sauce
fraud
launch
author
August
applaud
astronaut
restaurant

Maths 

MyMaths has been set. The topic is adding and subtracting fractions because we will starting this area of fraction work on Monday. 

Easter Homework

After Easter, Year 5 will begin the new topic 'Ground breaking Greeks'. For homework, please can the children research their new topic. They can create a power point/leaflet/poster or even make something. 

 

Could the children please continue to read regularly also. We have lots of interesting books in our class book corner that children are welcome to borrow if they are looking for reading materials. 

 

Regular times tables practise would be very helpful too. 

 

Homework w/c 29.3.21

Spend some time reflecting on the journey that Jesus took during Holy Week. Create a picture of part of the journey that demonstrates how Jesus was feeling at that time. It could be during Palm Sunday, the Last Supper, being condemned to death by the crowd or any other event during the week. 

 

MyMaths

MyMaths homework has also been set. 

 

Spellings

A new spelling list will be set after Easter. Please take this week to look at the  Year 5 and 6 spelling list. 

Homework w/c 22.3.21

MyMaths has been set to support our current fractions topic in Maths. 

 

 

Spellings w/c 22.3.21

Words with an /or/ sound spelt ‘or’

forty

scorch

absorb

decorate

afford

enormous

category

tornado

according

opportunity

Homework 15.3.21

Maths homework has been set on MyMaths to support our fractions topic. 

Spellings 15.3.21

membership

ownership

partnership

dictatorship

championship

craftsmanship

fellowship

apprenticeship

citizenship

sponsorship

Spellings 8.3.21

Creating nouns using –ness suffix

happiness

hardness

madness

nastiness

silliness

tidiness

childishness

willingness

carelessness

foolishness

Homework w/c 1.3.21

Use the word 'Inspiration' as your starting point. Create a poster showing what this means to you. What / who inspires you? What are you inspired to do? What does it feel like to be inspired? How do you inspire others? 

 

Spellings w/c 1.3.21

Creating nouns by adding the -ity suffix.

community

curiosity

ability

captivity

activity

sensitivity

possibility

flexibility

visibility

eternity

Spellings w/c 22.2.21

This week, we will be focusing on Year 5 and 6 spelling words that have a double consonant.

  • Embarrass

  • Especially

  • Correspond

  • Communicate

  • Profession

  • Sufficient

  • Exaggerate

  • Recommend

Homework w/c 8.2.21

Find out about the story of Holy Mary's appearance at Lourdes. Present your findings in a format of your choice. 

 

Spellings w/c 8.2.21

presidential        

confidential

initial

essential   

partial  

special      

social     

artificial  

financial 

official

Homework w/c 1.2.21

Now that you have finished reading to the end of chapter 10, write a letter from Mary inviting Dickon to invite him to Misselthwaite Manor to play for the day. How might Mary persuade Dickon to come? What would she plan for them to do? Would he be given a meal? 

You have until Tuesday 9th February to complete this. 

 

Spellings w/c 1.2.21

adjective

adverb

 

infectious

infectiously

nutritious

nutritiously

cautious

cautiously

ambitious

ambitiously

superstitious

superstitiously

Homework 25.1.21

Imagine you are Martha from The Secret Garden. What would you tell your family about her? 

You might say things like 'Aye, you wouldn't believe it, the child can't even dress herself or even put her shoes on'

 

Spellings 25.1.21

adjective

adverb

 

vicious

viciously

spacious

spaciously

gracious

graciously

suspicious

suspiciously

malicious

maliciously

ferocious

ferociously

Homework 18.1.21

Write a character description on Mary Lennox. What does she look like and what is her personality like?

 

If you need a bit of help you could use one of the sheets saved below.

Spellings w/c 18.1.21

adjective

noun

distant  

distance

tolerant

tolerance

relevant  

relevance

defiant  

defiance

reliant  

reliance

Homework 11.1.21

Write a description of the secret garden that you designed last week. 

Spellings w/c 11.1.21

achieve

ceiling

deceit

conceit

deceive

either

neither

perceive

receipt

receive

Homework w/c 4.1.21

Please create a labelled picture of a secret garden from your imagination. What would you include? How would you get in and out secretly? Are there different sections to your garden? 

 

Spellings w/c  4.1.21

Individual, interfere, interrupt, language, leisure, lightning, marvellous, mischievous.

Homework w/c 30.11.20

Egypt research

The children will begin a unit of travel writing this week. We will be writing about Egypt. For homework, could the children please begin their research. Attached is a copy of the research gird we shall be using in school. They can begin to fill out some of the information and bring it in to school (or write their information on a piece of paper). This sheet will not be collected in, as it shall be used only by the children in line with COVID policies. 

Spellings w/c 30.11.20

 

magnificence

intelligence

silence

violence

obedience

confidence

innocence

patience

coincidence
excellence

Homework w/c 23.11.20

For this week, I have attached a copy of the Year 5 and 6 spelling list. We work on 5 words a week in class, but thought that children could also practise these at home. We have got to 'especially'. I would like the children to go over all of the words we have covered again as revision please. 

Homework w/c 16.11.20

Spellings w/c 16.11.20

 

frequent

innocently

ancient

confidently

confident

obediently

patient

patiently 

dependent

intelligently

magnificent

magnificently

Homework w/c 9.11.20

Spellings w/c 9.11.20

 

reasonably

unreasonably

responsibly

irresponsibly

comfortably

illegibly

sensibly

impossibly

suitably

intolerably

 

Homework w/c 2.11.20

Spellings w/c 2.11.20

'y' as a vowel sound.

  • rhyme
  • rhythm
  • symbol
  • system
  • forty
  • curiosity
  • gym
  • myth
  • pyramid
  • mystery

Friday 23rd October 2020

 

Homework for Half Term Week

 

Your homework for half term week is:

 

1.  Reading - To enjoy a good quality reading text.  This may be a book from home, or you could continue reading our class novel 'Secrets of a Sun King'.

 

2.  Maths - To improve your times table knowledge by playing Times Tables Rockstars.

www.ttrockstars.com

 

3.  Art - Create a painting or drawing of an ancient Egyptian scene using your choice of materials.  You could have a look at this website for inspiration:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zg87xnb 

 

Please complete homework by Monday 2nd November 2020.

 

Have a lovely half term!

 

Mr Griffin and Mrs McGovern

Homework w/c 19.10.20

cereal serial
heard herd
steal steel
stationery stationary
father farther
Spellings w/c 19th October

Homework w/c 12th October 

 

Spellings w/c 12th October 

 

 

past passed
proceed precede
aisle isle
aloud allowed
affect effect

 

Homework w/c 5th October 2020

Spellings w/c 5th October 2020

Words with silent letter t

fasten   

listen

glisten

soften

castle 

rustle

bustle  

jostle  

nestle

wrestle

thistle 

whistle

Week commencing 28.9.20

Additional challenge: Write a newspaper article of your choice, then ask someone to give you an opinion on whether they found it interesting or not. 

You could write about something happening in the world, or an event from a story book, or just use your imagination! 

Remember to email a copy or photo to Year5@stalbanrc.bham.sch.uk

Spellings wc 28.9.20

 

fought nought
ought bought
cough trough
rough tough
enough thorough

 

Week commencing 21.9.20

English homework

Last week, Year 5 chose St Luke as their class saint. Try to find out about him. What sort of life did he have?

 

Choose how you would like to present your work - write a report, make a poster, write an acrostic poem, make a video. It's up to you!

 

Where possible, please email work or a photograph of it to Year5@stalbanrc.bham.sch.uk

Spellings wc 21.9.20

Words ending in -able

enjoyable

miserable

understandable

enviable

breakable

reliable

comfortable

adorable

changeable

believable

noticeable

 

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