Friday 18th December 2020

It’s the last day of term .. a little bit or work to start us off though …

Here are today’s tasks:

*English – Unit from The Oak National Academy.  Using the link here find Year 5 week beginning Monday 30th November.  Select Friday’s English lesson for Year 5.  It is called ‘ To write the appearance paragraph of a non chronological report’. Follow the instructions in the lesson to work through the teaching video and the related activity.

*Maths – today we are going to be looking at problem solving and looking specifically at position and direction. Take a look at the following Position and direction. .

*Reading – make sure that you are reading for at least 10 minutes per day.

*Times Table practice – log onto TTRockstars and spend at least 20 minutes improving your quick recall of times tables.

*PSHE – Unit from The Oak National Academy.  Using the link , find Year 5 week beginning Monday 30th November.  Select Friday’s PSHE lesson for Year 5.  It is called ‘Rules Rule’.  Follow the instructions in the lesson to work through the teaching video and the related activity. In this lesson you will learn Children will learn how to reduce the risk of fires in their homes by identifying hazards and rectifying them.

Record your work in the book sent home from school.  Please send copies/photos of your work to the admin email address.

Then have some fun ..Merry Christmas everyone!

Mrs Henney

Owl Class Home Learning – Thursday 17th December 2020

Good morning.  Here are today’s tasks:

*English – Unit from The Oak National Academy.  Using the link, find Year 5 week beginning Monday 30th November.  Select Thursday’s English lesson ‘To write the opening paragraph of a non-chronological report’ for Year 5. Follow the instructions in the lesson to work through the teaching video and the related activity.

*Maths – today we are looking at Dividing Fractions by integers.  Take a look at the following PowerPoint and Worksheet. Before having a go at the worksheets (choose either developing, expected or greater depth).  Mark using the attached answer sheet. I’d suggest having a go at the Varied Frequency worksheet before the Reasoning and Problem Solving.

*Reading – make sure that you are reading for at least 10 minutes per day.

*Times Table practice – log onto TTRockstars and spend at least 20 minutes improving your quick recall of times tables.

*Music – Unit from The Oak National Academy.  Using the link, find Year 5 week beginning Monday30th November.  Select Wednesday’s Music lesson for Year 5.  It is called ‘To compose call and response patterns’. Follow the instructions in the lesson to work through the teaching video and the related activity.

You could also test yourself on your spellings!

Record your work in the book sent home from school.  Please send copies/photos of your work to the admin email address.

Have a good day,

Mrs Henney

Owl Class Homework – Week commencing 10th December 2020

This week please continue to learn your words in preparation for our Christingle Celebration next week; it sounded wonderful during our rehearsal this afternoon!

Remember our Christingle celebration will be held in school on 17th December and there are lots of songs for you learn for this. Continue to watch the YouTube videos below to help you learn these traditional Christmas carols that we  will be singing at our Christingle.

We would love for parents and families to join in too so please enjoy these together!

Little donkey – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQsK44zAN_s

Away in a manger – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-VAke_WpwM

Hark the herald angels sing – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyXucFzLXwA

O Little town of Bethlehem – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmSxlavvAek&vl=en

Silent Night – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmioEzAZCVc

We wish you a merry Christmas – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C41q5YLnF10

In the bleak midwinter – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOEYVN6Qj6w

Owl Class Homework – Due for completion Wednesday 9th September 2020

This week we would like you to prepare a speech which can be read out before School Council Election Day (Friday 11th September).

Select which council you would  like to apply for and write your speech accordingly; use the following outline to help you. Remember to be positive and give clear reasons for your application and what you propose to do for your school and how!

Mrs Henney