Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School

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Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
Year 5
    Daily learning
      3.2.2021
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Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
How are you feeling?

Please make sure you talk to your grown ups about how
you are feeling regularly. Remember you can also talk
to myself using seesaw as well if you want to.
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
Today’s reading for fun and enjoyment…
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
Early Morning Work.
Spellings – English book
Maths – Blue Book

   1)        69049 +       37447=   X10
   2)          9061 -      7759=
   3)            698 x        3=
   4)          2820 ÷         5=
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
Guided Reading: Goodnight Mr.Tom by Michelle
            Magorian-Chapter ….

                                   Retrieval (AF2): What did Tom do with
                                   the newspaper?
                                   Inference (AF3): How do you know
                                   Willie was cold?
                                   Choice of language (AF5): What do you
                                   think the word ‘bespattered’ means?
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
Can you identify an example of each word type in the text   Goodnight Mr. Tom by Michelle Magorian
                  on the previous page?
                                                            "You're soaked through," said Tom. He
                                                            pointed to Willie's bespattered sneakers.
                                                            "Take them ole canvas things off. Stay
                                                            here while I put some newspapers
                                                            down."
                                                            Willie pulled off the sneakers and stood
                                                            in the dark hallway shivering helplessly,
                                                            his teeth rattling inside his clamped jaw.
                                                            After much shuffling from the living
                                                            room Tom opened the door. He had laid
                                                            newspaper in front of the range and was
                                                            putting up blackouts at the windows. But
                                                            for the glow of embers in the fire, there
                                                            was almost total darkness. He lit a gas
                                                            lamp that hung from the ceiling, and an
                                                            oil lamp on the table.
                                                            "Stay on them newspapers. You too," he
                                                            said to Sammy, who was sending out a
                                                            constant spray of water with his tail.
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
Wednesday 3rdFebruary 2021   Spelling   Punctuation Ladder
                                        Write three
                                        different
                                        sentences using a
                                        fronted adverbial.

                                        Courageously,
                                        Chay battled the
   Handwriting B3 U16                   monster and
                                        saved the village.
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
English Learning Objective
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
Write a grammatically correct sentence which uses each
punctuation mark from the ladder.

Remember the exclamation mark requires three sentences for
the different uses.

However, if this is a bit of a challenge, try to add capital letters
and punctuation marks to the sentences on the next slide.
Year 5 Daily learning 3.2.2021 - John Randall Primary School
The following
sentences
have been
deliberately
written
without the
appropriate
punctuation
and capital
letters. Can
you identify
what needs
to be added
and re-write
them?
Your
sentences
should
look
like this:
Mile Track / Break / Snack

Home Learning Task ~ 10 minutes physical activity

                                                Can you translate these
                                              French words in to English?
                                               Use Google Translate to
                                                       help you.
3/02/2021       5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
                6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
Fluent in Five.              X 3 X 4
1. 5 0 3 0 7 + 3 3 7 6 6 =
2. 5³ =
3. 7 x 4 x 3 =
4. 4 4 ÷ 1 1 =
5. 6 7 1 x 2 =
Computing
L/O: I can use the skills I have already developed to create content using unfamiliar technology.
• I know to search for and use information from a range of sources.
• I understand how to present my work to the class.
• I can evaluate my work and make necessary amendments.

Today in computing you must evaluate your design, use the next slide to help you.

When you have done this can you present your design and thoughts on how to improve
to a family member.
Religious Education
L/O: I can use dilemmas for learning, noticing and reacting to difficult cases of right and wrong, good
and bad.
• I know how to apply ideas in my own life.
• I understand how to respond sensitively to aspects of the drama activity.
• I can create a drama production using the correct vocabulary like justice, freedom and forgiveness.
Can you create a drama using sibling or parents.

You could use the following ideas:
• There is a robbery.
• Someone is hurt.
• Animal cruelty

Discuss the situation and especially think about the good and bad reactions to it. Could you make up
two different endings one showing what happens if good rules are kept. The other ending showing
what happens if good rules are broken.
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