Class 5
W/C 6th April - The Easter Break
Blog Task: Go to the Daily Blog and post a comment on this week's discussion called 'Whole School Chat W/C 6/4/2020'. It's all about saying Thank You. Remember, you can also comment on other blog posts, and respond to other people's comments too. Let's get Trinity chatting!
Blog Task: Go to the Daily Blog and post a comment on this week's discussion called 'Whole School Chat W/C 6/4/2020'. It's all about saying Thank You. Remember, you can also comment on other blog posts, and respond to other people's comments too. Let's get Trinity chatting!
Task 1 - Science 1a
Do the quiz. Treat this as a test; don't ask for help or sneak a look at the answers until you have done them all. Once you have finished and marked them, let me know what your score was (out of 8) and which numbers you got wrong (if any) via the form at the bottom of this page.
(We have been doing lots of these quizzes over the term, to see if they help us remember the work we've covered - so it would be a shame if we couldn't finish the project. So if you only have time for one piece of homework, please make it this one.)
Do the quiz. Treat this as a test; don't ask for help or sneak a look at the answers until you have done them all. Once you have finished and marked them, let me know what your score was (out of 8) and which numbers you got wrong (if any) via the form at the bottom of this page.
(We have been doing lots of these quizzes over the term, to see if they help us remember the work we've covered - so it would be a shame if we couldn't finish the project. So if you only have time for one piece of homework, please make it this one.)
| electricity_pop_quiz_1.docx |
Science 1b
Electricity can be very dangerous. Find out about possible electrical hazards around your home then make a poster to encourage children to be safe around electricity. You could post it on the blog, perhaps, when you have finished...
Electricity can be very dangerous. Find out about possible electrical hazards around your home then make a poster to encourage children to be safe around electricity. You could post it on the blog, perhaps, when you have finished...
Task 2 - Science 2
Answer the quiz questions first, then do the questions on the second file. Although it says 'test', you can just treat the 'test' as a task - take as long as you want and get as much help as you want.
Answer the quiz questions first, then do the questions on the second file. Although it says 'test', you can just treat the 'test' as a task - take as long as you want and get as much help as you want.
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W/C 30th March
Blog Task: Go to the Daily Blog and post a comment on the discussion called 'Whole School Chat'. Remember, you can also comment on other blog posts, and respond to other people's comments too. Let's get Trinity chatting!
English
Task 1 - Read the prologue ( pages 7-10) of The Nowhere Emporium (which was our class book before we had to finish!). You will find it in the file below.
List 12 adjectives from the prologue, then write 5 sentences to describe the Nowhere Emporium.
List 12 adjectives from the prologue, then write 5 sentences to describe the Nowhere Emporium.
| nowhere_emporium.pdf |
Task 2 - Imagine your own Emporium.
Where would it appear?
What colour would it be?
What would its gate look like?
How would it show it was open for business?
For each of your answers, add 2 adjectives and a simile/metaphor (e.g. simile – as black as midnight, metaphor – a rain of golden light)
You can use the file below to answer, if you would like (not essential)
Where would it appear?
What colour would it be?
What would its gate look like?
How would it show it was open for business?
For each of your answers, add 2 adjectives and a simile/metaphor (e.g. simile – as black as midnight, metaphor – a rain of golden light)
You can use the file below to answer, if you would like (not essential)
| nowhere_emporium_day_2.pdf |
Task 3 - Use the notes you made yesterday to write your own version of the prologue, describing the arrival of the Nowhere Emporium.
Task 4 - An emporium is a large shop that sells many things. We know, from our reading so far, that it is a magical place. What do you think the Nowhere Emporium sells?
Create an advertising leaflet, showing pictures of 5 things it might sell and a description of each underneath.
Task 5 - comprehension exercise (below)- read the text and answer the questions. There are 3 levels of questions - the more stars, the harder they are. You can choose your level.
Task 4 - An emporium is a large shop that sells many things. We know, from our reading so far, that it is a magical place. What do you think the Nowhere Emporium sells?
Create an advertising leaflet, showing pictures of 5 things it might sell and a description of each underneath.
Task 5 - comprehension exercise (below)- read the text and answer the questions. There are 3 levels of questions - the more stars, the harder they are. You can choose your level.
| arabian_desert_comprehension.pdf |
Maths
This week we will be looking at aspects of number and place value - ordering, rounding, negative numbers and Roman numerals. There will also be an arithmetic 'test' for you to complete.
| ordering_6_digit_numbers.pdf |
Choose one of these 'rounding' sheets to do. The second is the more challenging.
| rounding_in_real_life_situations.pdf |
| rounding_challenge_cards.pdf |
| negative_number_word_problems.pdf |
| negative_number_word_problems_answers_.pdf |
| roman-numerals.pdf |
Do the third arithmetic paper (Questions 1-36)
The answers are at the end - no peeking until you've finished!
The answers are at the end - no peeking until you've finished!
| Arithmetic tests |
Challenge (optional)- Try this Nrich activity - Spiralling Decimals. You will need to order decimals as well as whole numbers
Topic
Decide what sort of house you would prefer to live in - medieval, Tudor/Stuart, Georgian, Victorian or modern. Write a paragraph explaining why (remember - back your points up with evidence - Point-Evidence-Explanation). You could assume that you would be fairly well-off, so wouldn't have to live in a slum!
NEW!! Weekly quiz!
Mr Price is setting the class a challenge - how many questions can you get right in his weekly general knowledge quiz?
Mr Price is setting the class a challenge - how many questions can you get right in his weekly general knowledge quiz?
| quiz_1.docx |
| quiz_2.docx |
