Home learning pack week 7 – year 5

English

What are you most looking forward to in Year 6? What questions do you have about Year 6? What would you ask Miss Cope, Miss Caldwell and Mrs Dockerill if you could? What would you like the teachers to know about you? What strengths do you have? What subjects are you good at? What things do you think you need to have more practise on?

You’re going to use these questions to write a letter to the Year 6 teachers. Use today to plan your writing, using your choice of format.

You’re going to be writing your letters to the Year 6 teachers about yourselves and your thoughts/questions about Year 6.

Remember to make it engaging with a variety of sentence structures, punctuation and vocabulary- the Year 6 teachers will actually be looking at them!

Pobble write!

Grammar

Reading

Maths

Adapted Maths

German

This week you will be thinking about school subjects and free time activities. 

1. https://www.wdrmaus.de/blaubaer/pdf/Blaubaer_Stundenplan.pdf  Copy out or print out this “Timetable”

2. Think about a typical week for you while you are learning at home, then fill out IN GERMAN your “timetable” for each day, including school subjects and other activities you are doing. If you can’t remember all the school subjects /activiites and need to look them up, you can use google translate on a device. Type in the English word and it will give you a translation of it in German. 

Viel Spaß! Bis bald! (Have fun! See you soon!)Frau Lees

PHSE

Watch the virtual assembly here: https://vimeo.com/channels/picturenews

Art

Today we’d like you to create a piece of art work all about yourself. Using the silhouette below, or drawing one to create your own fill it with pictures that represent anything about you:

Your family Your hobbies Your favourite teams Your favourite animals Your favourite foods Places you’ve visited

Try to fill all of the space so that there are no blank areas.

Computing

https://www.barefootcomputing.org/homelearning

Use the website to complete some ‘mini missions’ or ‘interactive learning games’.

Science

Have a go at one (or more!) of the fun activities below:

https://www.science-sparks.com/jelly-will-it-set/https://www.science-sparks.com/ideas-for-learning-about-forces/ https://www.science-sparks.com/mini-magnet-maze/

https://www.science-sparks.com/category/key-stage-2-science/ There are more on this website.