English
In English this week we are looking at whether children should wear school uniform.
https://www.purplemash.com/#app/pup/uniformdebate2
This is always a hot topic of debate and you will need to put your point of view across to persude people reading your work that you are right.
Remember you will need to show it from both sides of the arguments (For and Against) and present these as facts but using your ideas to say if those are good or bad reasons (depending on your point of view)
You can use some persuasive language features to help you too, such as:-
Remember to use fronted adverbials to begin sentences to "signpost" in your writing if your sentences are for the point(Similarly, Also, furthermore) or against the point you have just written (However, On the other hand).
Please use the "Should homework be banned" example below of how to write your points.
Please remember to save and submit your work so we can read through it and offer you some feedback.
Maths
In maths this week we are looking at angles and measuring with a protractor.
Use the links below to take you to each lesson for this week. These can be printed out to work on, or you could write your answers on paper. The answers will be posted at the end of the day, so keep your work safe and check how many you got right.
This link (https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/) will show you a short video, for each day, to give a short explanation of your task.
If you need any help, you can email Mr Yates on Purple Mash to support you using 2email.
Reading
In reading this week we are reading chapter 2 of The Haunting of Rose Cottage
Task 1 - Read the chapter/complete on-line multiple choice questions.
https://www.purplemash.com/app/serialmash/rose_cottage_ch2
https://www.purplemash.com/#app/serialmash/rose_cottage_ch2_Quiz
Task 2 - Complete sequencing and SPAG tasks (pdfs)
Task 3 - Open ended questions (pdf)
Task 4 - Four Reasons - on-line task
https://www.purplemash.com/#app/serialmash/TheHauntingofRoseCottage_Ch2_Activity
Spelling
Week 2- i before the e except after c
The ‘i before e except after c’ rule applies to words where the sound spelt by ei is /i:/. Exceptions: protein, caffeine, seize (and either and neither if pronounced with an initial i sound).
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thief |
ceiling |
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fiend |
receive |
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believe |
deceit |
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achieve |
conceive |
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shield |
perceive |
Geography - Where Does our Water Come From?
Take a look at the presentation on UK rivers (Same document as a PDF and Power point - you choose which one to view), then look at the different rivers around the UK.
Your task is to work out where the area of land in which the source is located, location of its mouth and even some places nearby where it goes by (villages, towns and cities)
For example ..
Spey : Northeast Scotland. Source = Loch Spey - it is the fastest-flowing river in UK and gives water to the most whiskey factories. Its mouth is in the Forth of Moray
Sporting Activities/P.E.
Take a look at the activities for the week ranging from
Science
Making and investigating Shadows.
This week (weather permitting, you can go outside and make a sundial. This shows where the sun and dial make a shadow depending on where in the sky the sun is.
If its a rainy week (probably) you can do this more quickly inside with a torch.
Science
In Science this week, we are going to be investigating carnivorous plants. Read through the power point and click on any links to find out more information. Then produce your own report making sure you include all the explanations included in the power point.