St John's CE Primary School
living, laughing, learning together
Seals Y5
BELOW ARE ALL THE LESSONS PLANS THAT WE HAVE BEEN POSTING ON DOJO THAT YOU MAY ALSO WANT TO DOWNLOAD FROM THE WEBSITE.
HOME LEARNING: WEEK 4 W/C 11TH MAY
HOME LEARNING: WEEK 3 W/C 4TH MAY
HOME LEARNING: WEEK 2 W/C 27TH APRIL
HOME LEARNING: WEEK 1 W/C 20TH APRIL
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Year 5 Home Learning
In order to aid learning at home, we are recommending that all pupils follow the guidance and use the resources listed here. Schools are committed to ensuring your child is still learning the curriculum. Through your help at home, we hope that the pupils do not miss any critical information or learning in preparation for secondary school. If there are any problems or you would like further guidance with anything, please contact us via Class Dojo. Keep up to date on the school and class pages on Class Dojo. Stay healthy and stay happy - and thank you for visiting, reading and continuing with your education during this challenging time! Mr Haynes and Mr Barton
Here's the link to the BBC Bitesize Year 5 daily lessons: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/tags/zhgppg8/year-5-and-p6-lessons/1
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Reading
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Maths
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SPAG
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Writing
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PE
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Websites for Home Learning
MyMaths – Lessons, games and homework – login details in Organisers
BBC Bitesize – Maths and English
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/levels/zbr9wmn
MyMiniMaths – lots of arithmetic, daily problems and YouTube tutorials
https://myminimaths.co.uk/year-6-mini-maths/
TT Rockstars – Times Tables practice
https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth/school/student
Classroom Secrets Kids – Maths and SPaG games/quizzes – Login details TBA
https://kids.classroomsecrets.co.uk/my-account/
Oxford Owl Reading – free e-books that can be accessed online. Simply sign up for free and access the free library of e-books using the link below.
Year Five Topics
In Year 5, we focus on a range of interesting and exciting topics in history, geography and science.
In Autumn, we study the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings during history lessons. We use the film and book of 'How to Train Your Dragon' to stimulate their writing.
During Spring is our local study. This involves the early settlement of Ripley and then its growth during Victorian Times due to the mines and Butterley Iron Works. We also explore the Pentrich Revolution. The geography of the area is examined and map skills explored
In Summer, our focus is on Europe. We become travel agents and try to foster an enthusiasm for travel and exploration within the continent. Finally in the last term we shoot off into space. This also is the term where we support Year 6 in their production.
Thank you for visiting Year 5’s information page. If you’ve got any questions, just pop in and ask!
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Home Learning work for Self Isolating Families
Hello children and parents!
As a Year 5 team, we have gathered together some very useful website links, resources and ideas of activities for you to use at home to help with your learning whilst you are not able to attend school.
Firstly, the staff at Twinkl have worked extremely hard to create ‘Home Learning Packs' for each year group and these can be used free-of-charge by adults and children at home. They can be downloaded from: https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resources/year-5-school-closure-home-learning-resources-pack-t-e-2549914
Whilst in twinkl if you find that the pack is too challenging for your child or not challenging enough you can always use another year groups to help differentiate it for them.
Our timetable is also below so if you want to keep to the routine of the day then you can do so.
Mon: Maths / BBC Supermovers / Spelling / Grammar / Science
Tues: Maths / BBC Supermovers / Comprehension / RE / PSHE
Wed: Maths / BBC Supermovers / Writing / PE / Computing
Thurs: Maths / BBC Supermovers / Writing / Art or DT
Fri: Maths / BBC Supermovers / Writing / Music / French
Additionally, please visit the following websites for further educational support:
- https://www.ducksters.com/ (history, geography and science)
- https://www.mrdonn.org/ (history)
- https://www.math-aids.com/ (maths)
- https://www.englishwsheets.com/ (writing, spelling, punctuation and grammar)
- https://www.mathworksheets4kids.com/ (maths, arts, science, history and social studies)
- https://laughalongandlearn.co.uk/ (times tables, nursery rhymes and stories)
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers (active learning through P.E.)
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/levels/zbr9wmn (whole curriculum)
- https://www.education.com/ (whole curriculum)
- https://www.topmarks.co.uk/ (whole curriculum)
READING - We suggest you read at least 3 times a week and continue to record this in your organiser alongside a short summary. This will still count towards any current reading challenges in school. If you were to do 10 minutes a day, your reading would continue to make good progress. Have a good search through the books you have at home and find examples that you think would be challenging. Don't forget that reading recipes and instructions for games are good chances for reading practice too. Other examples are comics, magazines, journals, newspapers and online blogs.
Inside the organiser, there are a small number of resources which can be used to help further develop the children's learning of shapes, spellings, times tables and many other things.
ebooks can also be accessed from home at https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/
WRITING - Keep a daily diary, aiming to include your thoughts, emotions and feelings. Focus on the steps you have taken to keep active, entertain your family, how you have been keeping in touch with your friends and family, and what you are most enjoying about being at home.
Children in Ripley have always played games on the streets. In your back garden play a game or play a game with cards and write the instruction for it e.g. hopscotch, snakes and ladders, snap etc. Remember that you need to have the correct structure (introduction about the origins of the game / resources required using bullet points / step by step numbered instructions - clear and using modal verbs)
For spelling practice, please see the Year 5
https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/tp2-e-211-year-5-planit-spelling-overview-pack
MATHS
Engage with the ‘Lesson’ and ‘Homework’ sections of the activities set on the MyMaths website (https://login.mymaths.co.uk/) - remember the login is stjohnscofe. If you need the password dojo me, but I've told the children.
Times Table practice focusing on all times tables from 1x1 to 12x12 can still be completed on the TimesTables Rockstars website (https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth).
There is also a times table generator at www.johngom.com that is particularly good at creating timetable sheets that mark themselves online.
SCIENCE - Use BBC bitesize as a way of exploring science topics and class clips. As we are doing animals and their habitats, please watch programmes like Blue Planet and Spy In the Wild.
HISTORY - We have been looking at our locality for history and geography. If stuck inside use google earth to explore the area. Also explore the Pentrich Revolution. Using www.primaryhomeworkhelp and exploring Victorian working conditions is another recommendation.
Stay healthy and stay happy - and thank you for visiting, reading and continuing with your education during this challenging time!