Year 5 Week 5
This week we have been completing our own legends stories in English and the children have been pushing themselves to be more adventurous with their vocabulary and sentence constructions.
In Art, we have continued our still life compositions by making oil pastel drawings of fruit – some of the children’s work looked good enough to eat (unlike some of the actual bananas which I’d left ‘ripening’ at home a little too indulgently).
In science, we looked how shadows vary through the day and we started using Ordnance Survey map symbols in Geography.
Have a great weekend,
Mr Creaton
Protected: Y5 Home learning for Mr Bedford’s group
Year 5 week 4
This week in Year 5 we have been fine tuning our work on legends in our work on traditional stories and legends for literacy , focusing on using more complex sentences. In science we have been learning about phases of the Moon and how they arise and for geography we have been using atlases to locate main cities and settlements in The British Isles. In Art, we practised arranging shapes and colours as a prelude to our still life compositions .
Today (Friday) was our Fitness day. Everyone had a great time and I’m sure the children will sleep well tonight after all their exertions.
School Council Elections
Finally Congratulations to Nelleke and Joseph on their election to the post of Year 5 School Council representatives. I’m sure they will do an excellent job.
Have a great week,
Mr Creaton
Protected: Y5 Home Learning Mr Bedford
Year 5 Home Learning
Please find attached this week’s home learning tasks.
The children have their grammar activity already pasted into their books but I have attached a copy here for reference.
Agreement Between Nouns, Pronouns and Nouns
This week’s reading comprehension is all about what the Aztecs ate at mealtimes. Please note, children will need to write complete sentence answers to sections A and B in their books.
I have decided to make section C optional this week.
Reading Comprehension Y5 – Task 3
For mathematics, Mr Bedford and I have set our respective groups their homework on my maths. My group were given reminders of their login details earlier this week.
https://www.mymaths.co.uk
Have a nice weekend,
Year 5 Autumn week 3
Another lovely week has gone by at St Adrian’s topped by the Mercy Mass and a picnic in the gorgeous sunshine.
Earlier this week, in English, we have been thinking about how King Arthur felt when he first met the loathly lady. The children did a freeze-frame in order to really empathise with the characters.
We have also been looking at Roman numerals in maths. We all enjoyed a bit of Roman Numeral Bingo although catch phrases such as ‘sweet XVI’ and ‘ Key of the door – XXI’ probably won’t catch on as well as their Arabic numeral counterparts.
Hope you all have an enjoyable weekend,
Mr Creaton
Y5 Autumn Week 2
It has been a very busy week in Year 5 and the holidays are now but a distant memory. But we have enjoyed ourselves.
In PE, we have started learning tennis and already I can see signs of the next Venus Williams and Andy Murray.
In Science, we have been learning about the Solar System. We then made our own scale models of the planets to show how their sizes vary as do their distances from the Sun.
On a separate note, the homework now needs the use of a password in order to access it. The children have been told the password and have written it in their homework books.
Wishing you all an enjoyable weekend,
Mr Creaton
Year 5 Parents Information Meeting Powerpoint
Dear Parents,
It was lovely to see so many of you at the meeting on Tuesday. However, for those who were unable to attend, I have attached a copy of the powerpoint presentation that was used at the meeting which gives an outline of the key information . Of course, should you seek further clarification on any aspect, please feel free to contact me via the school office.
Thank you for your support,
Mr Creaton
Year 5 Parents’ Meeting 12-09-2017
The Parents’ Meeting for Year 5 is scheduled for 9 O’Clock on Tuesday 12th September.
I look forward to seeing you to give you an outline of the curriculum and the expectations for Year 5.
Mr Creaton