Legendary Lions
Maths Summer 2 Week 7
Thursday 9th Friday 10th activities
Work for your new year 6 teachers
Art for Miss Parsons Thursday 9th July
I would like you to send me a self portrait -that means a drawing or painting of you!
I have made it really easy and fun. Just follow the instructions on the PowerPoint and send me a photo of your art work on Class Dojo.
Music for Miss Parsons Friday 10th July
Find some objects from around the house with which you can play a rhythm. Use them to play the rhythm of your name. Record a video and send it to me on Class Dojo. Or you can record the rhythm of the name of your favourite author, footballer ,football team, or recording artist. Can you recognise the names on my video?
Science Summer 2
Picture News Summer 2
ART Summer 2
Geography Summer 2
Grammar Summer 2
ENGLISH SUMMER 2
RE SUMMER 2
READING SUMMER 2
SUMMER TERM 2 STARTS ABOVE FROM HERE
English BIG WRITE
Grammar 18.5.2020
History 13.5.2020
Music Y5 and Y6 Lesson 2
History Lesson 2 Wednesday 29th April
English Tuesday 28th April
RE Y5 and Y6 Lesson 2 Wb 27th April
Science Y5 and Y6 Lesson 2 Wb 27th April
Spanish Lesson 1, 2 and 3.
English Sum 1 Week 1 Friday and Week 2 Monday
History Y5 Lesson 1
Art Y5 and Y6 Lesson 1
Summer term 1 English Wednesday 22nd April
Science Week 2
As there are quite a few files for Science this week, we've put it all here on the website for you. Have a go at what you can.
Spring 2 Newsletter:
Welcome back! I hope that you all had a wonderful half term and are ready for another jam-packed term!
This new term brings with it a new and exciting topic for the children: Tour De Yorkshire. The homework that the children have produced about Yorkshire is wonderful. We will start by learning where Yorkshire is and how to locate Yorkshire. We will learn about the difference between a village, town, city, county, country and region. Moving onto labelling human and physical features of a region or country.
Reading
Many children in Legendary Lions have achieved their Bronze Reading Medal and are on their way to gaining their silver medal! They are really enjoying their reward of extra playtime. Thank you so much for all of the parents/carers at home who have supported this. We would appreciate your continued support with this reading challenge as we move into this half term too. Remember, three signatures from an adult during the week will result in the children being rewarded with one sticker. Once they have earnt 12 stickers, they will achieve their next medal and gain extra play time as a reward.
Targets
READING
Through close reading of the text, I can re-read and read ahead to locate clues to support understanding. |
I can make comparison within a text .g. characters’ viewpoints of the same event. |
I can explore, recognise and use the terms metaphor, simile and imagery. |
SCIENCE
I can create a timeline to indicate stages of growth in humans. |
I can record data and results using scientific diagrams and labels, classification keys, tables, scatter graphs, bar and line graphs. |
I can report findings from enquiries in a range of ways. |
Homework
Your child will receive homework every Friday to be handed in the following Wednesday.
Weekly homework will be as follows:
Week beginning |
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24.2 | Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
2.2 | Maths – books English – English task Spellings |
9.2 | Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
16.2 | Maths – books English – English task Spellings |
23.2 | Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
30.2 | Topic based homework Spellings |
Spellings will still continue to be handed out on a Wednesday to be tested the following Monday. Children can then take their books home so that you can see their results but they must have their book back in school every Monday. The expectation is that they will get 5 or 6 correct every week.
Water Bottles & PE Kit
Children are encouraged to bring drinks bottles to school with water so they can have a drink in class.
This half term, indoor PE continues to be on a Thursday afternoon and outdoor on a Friday afternoon. Please ensure your child has appropriate kit in school on these days. Long hair must be tied back and earrings should be removed. Children need plimsolls for dance and gymnastics. This half term we are doing gym so children will need plimsolls or they will have to complete gym in bare feet.
If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to help then please do not hesitate to ask.
Diary Date
Wednesday 11th March – The children will need their PE kits this day as we have a fun science themed PE session.
Tuesday 31st March- Trip to the Mosque.
Miss Ireland and Mrs Caballero
Spring 1 Newsletter:
Welcome back!
I hope that you all had a wonderful Christmas break and are ready for another jam-packed term!
This new term brings with it a new and exciting topic for the children: Made in China. We will start by learning all about trade between the UK and China. How goods travel between the UK and China before discussing the advantages and disadvantages of trading between the two countries.
Reading
Many children in Legendary Lions have achieved their Bronze Reading Medal and are on their way to gaining their silver medal! Thank you so much for all of the parents/carers at home who have supported this. We would appreciate your continued support with this reading challenge as we move into this half term too. Remember, three signatures from an adult during the week will result in the children being rewarded with one sticker. Once they have earnt 12 stickers, they will achieve their next medal and gain extra play time as a reward. Come on Legendary Lions, you can do it!
Targets
READING
I can discuss the main ideas over several paragraphs. |
I can retrieve and record information from different none fiction sources. |
I can explain the effect on the reader the authors’ choice of language. |
SCIENCE
I can describe how the earth and living things have changed over time. |
I can explain about reproduction and offspring (recognising that offspring normally vary and are not identical to their parents). |
I can explain how animals and plants are adapted to suit their environment. |
Homework
Your child will receive homework every Friday to be handed in the following Wednesday.
Weekly homework will be as follows:
Week beginning |
|
6.1 |
Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
13.1 |
Maths – books English – English task Spellings |
20.1 |
Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
27.1 |
Maths – books English – English task Spellings |
3.2 |
Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
10.2 |
Topic based homework Spellings |
Spellings will still continue to be handed out on a Wednesday to be tested the following Monday. Children can then take their books home so that you can see their results but they must have their book back in school every Monday. The expectation is that they will get 5 or 6 correct every week.
Water Bottles & PE Kit
Children are encouraged to bring drinks bottles to school with water so they can have a drink in class.
This half term, indoor PE continues to be on a Thursday afternoon and outdoor on a Friday afternoon. Please ensure your child has appropriate kit in school on these days. Long hair must be tied back and earrings should be removed.
If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to help then please do not hesitate to ask.
Diary Date
Y5 Class assembly will be held on Friday 14th February in the afternoon. Time to be confirmed.
Miss Ireland and Mrs Caballero
Autumn 2 Newsletter:
Welcome back!
We hope that you all had a wonderful half term break and are ready for another jam-packed one!
This new term brings with it a new and exciting topic for the children: The round city of Baghdad. We will start by exploring the development of the Arab city and then look into the advancements made there, for example with regards to medicine and astronomy. We will then compare this to how life was like for the Saxons in Britain at the same time.
Reading
Many children in Legendary Lions are well underway to achieving their Bronze Reading Medal. Thank you so much for all of the parents/carers at home who have supported this. We would appreciate your continued support with this reading challenge as we move into this half term too. Remember, three signatures from an adult during the week will result in the children being rewarded with one sticker. Once they have earnt 12 stickers, they will achieve their Bronze Reading Medal. Come on Legendary Lions, you can do it!
Targets
READING
I can make comparisons within and across books. |
I can summarise main ideas and key details, using quotations for illustration. |
I can discuss and evaluate how authors use language (including figurative language) and its impact on the reader. |
SCIENCE
I can recognise what thermal insulation is and make predictions based on scientific understanding. |
I can recognise irreversible changes. |
I can recognise that a new material has been formed in irreversible change. |
Homework
Your child will receive homework every Friday to be handed in the following Wednesday.
Weekly homework will be as follows:
Week beginning |
|
08.11 |
Maths – books English – English task Spellings |
15.11 |
Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
22.11 |
Maths – books English – English task Spellings |
29.11 |
Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
6.12 |
Maths – books English – English task Spellings |
13.12 |
Maths – Mathletics Reading comprehension Spellings |
20.12 |
Topic based homework Spellings |
Spellings will still continue to be handed out on a Wednesday to be tested the following Monday. Children can then take their books home so that you can see their results but they must have their book back in school every Monday. The expectation is that they will get 5 or 6 correct every week.
Water Bottles & PE Kit
Children are encouraged to bring drinks bottles to school with water so they can have a drink in class.
This half term, indoor PE continues to be on a Thursday afternoon and outdoor on a Friday afternoon. Please ensure your child has appropriate kit in school on these days. Long hair must be tied back and earrings should be removed.
Diary Date
Y5 Enterprise Science Fair: Monday 9th December 2019 from 2:30 pm to 3:10pm. Parents/carers are invited into school to attend Y5’s Enterprise Science Fair. This is an opportunity to see and hear explanations about the experiments that the children have been conducting over the last term in our topic Properties and Changes of Materials. We hope to see you there!
If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to help then please do not hesitate to ask.
Miss Stewart and Miss Ireland
Black History Month: October 2019
This week, the children have been learning about Dr Martin Luther King. After looking at all of his achievements and studying his 'I have a dream' speech, the children wrote down words and phrases linked with the impact he had on society and why he deserved the Nobel Peace Prize. The class had great discussions based around discrimination and the forms it can take and also why diversity is so important. This linked with our current PSHE topic - Difference and Diversity.
Autumn 1 Newsletter:
Welcome back to a new academic year!
We hope that you all had a great summer holiday and the children are raring to go and keen to start Year 5. We are sure that this year will be a positive one filled with lots of learning and fun. .
We kick start this year, with a new topic based on the Romans – Rome wasn’t built in a day! We will teach this topic in a cross curricular way and will start by writing our very own gladiator narrative in English. In fact, we have already began to learn the model text linked with this narrative which will give the children the techniques, language and grammar skills needed to write their very own historical story. We will also be exploring the effectiveness of the Roman army, Boudicca’s revolt and the growth of the Roman Empire as the term progresses.
To help us develop our reading skills, we would like to ask you to hear your child read for at least 10 minutes, 3 times a week and sign their reading record. This can be their class book or a book from their Lexiled reading list, which can be found by logging into Reading Pro. We appreciate your support with this as we know how busy life can be but those extra reading sessions will help your child to achieve their highest potential. As a reward for reading regularly, each child will be awarded a sticker each week that they read 3 times to an adult (not including this week!). If they get 12 stickers, then they will achieve the Bronze Reading Medal! You can do it Legendary Lions!
Targets:
Reading
Targets: |
I can actively discuss a wide range of texts, justifying my ideas with evidence. |
I can discuss how authors use figurative language. |
I can explore the meaning of words in context. |
Science
Targets: |
I can plan an independent investigation |
I can compare and group materials based on their properties (e.g. hardness, solubility, transparency, conductivity, [electrical & thermal], and response to magnets). |
I can describe how a material dissolves to form a solution; explaining the process of dissolving. |
I can describe how some materials can be separated. |
Homework:
Your child will receive homework every Friday to be handed in the following Wednesday.
Week beginning: |
|
4.9 |
NO HOMEWORK
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9.9 |
Maths – Workbook activity English – Worksheet activity Spellings |
16.9 |
Maths – Mathletics English – Reading Comprehension workbook activity Spellings |
23.9 |
Maths – Workbook activity English – Worksheet activity Spellings |
30.9 |
Maths – Mathletics English – Reading Comprehension workbook activity Spellings |
7.10 |
Maths – Workbook activity English – Worksheet activity Spellings |
14.10 |
Maths – Mathletics English – Reading Comprehension workbook activity Spellings |
21.10 |
Topic based homework Spellings |
Spellings will be handed out on a Wednesday to be tested the following Monday. Your child can then take their spelling book home so that you can see their results but they must have their book back in school every Monday. The expectation is that they will get 5 or 6 correct every week.
Coming soon, will be a copy of the words that children need to spell correctly in Years 5 & 6. Some of these will be sent home for the spelling tests but you may want to work through them with your child as they will need to use them in their writing during Years 5 and 6.
Water Bottles & PE Kit:
Children are encouraged to bring drinks bottles to school with water so they can have a drink in class.
This half term, indoor PE will be on a Thursday afternoon and outdoor on a Friday afternoon. Please ensure your child has appropriate kit in school on these days. Long hair must be tied back and earrings should be removed.
If you have any questions or if there is anything we can do to help then please do not hesitate to ask.
Miss Stewart and Miss Ireland