Year 5 Weekly Schedule

This week 9th -14th we have had a full on week. I am writing this to keep you updated on our weekly schedule.

  • Maths: this week in maths we have been doing percentages, decimals and fractions. We finished that unit at the end of the week. everyone has been working hard to finish the unit. Next week we will be doing perimeter and area.
  • P.E: This week in P.E we have been doing athletics and tennis. Last week some of our children were invited to cross country. Year five girls had a second place, third place, fourth, fifth and sixth. Isla Lewis was the highest girl in second with Flo closely following in third. We have been running miles and studying various paces for other distances.

Written by Isla L

Y5 weekly schedule

I will be giving you a little review of most of the subjects that we have been learning about in class 5 :

English: At the start of the week on the 9th of March 2025 we stared writing our mystery story’s following the book Lizzie and Belle Mysteries. Some of us are writing our own version of book 1 and some of us are making up a book 2, where we continued from a cliff hanging ending from book 1.

Maths: We have been doing decimals, fractions and percentages all in 1. We have just ended this unit and about to move on to a different one which is Area and Perimeter which is all to do with measuring.

Science: In science we are doing the topic living things and their habitats which at the moment we are doing about Mammals.

P.E: In P.E we are doing athletics and learning how to maintain a pace in a certain amount of time with Mr McGrath.  We have a been doing tennis with El. Lots of us went to Cross Country at The Corbet last week,  I came 3rd in my race!

Thank You,

Florence Avery

Year 5

Y5 news by CGM

Year 5 have been learning loads this term, find out what we have been doing!

In guided reading, we have been reading a series of unfortunate events a book about three children who go through bad times but they can make it through together as a team.

English: Year 5 have been reading a book called the Lizzie and Belle Mysteries now we are writing the second book from scratch.

by Cerys Mayle.

Y5#LESSON TIME

Maths: We have been learning percentage, decimals and fractions, we have been figuring out fractions of amounts.

English: We are currently working on our own mystery stories based around the style of J.T Williams, the author of The Lizzie and Belle Mysteries. We designed front covers and blurbs that had a matching style. We have finished our first draft and our moving onto our final one which will be entering a Baschurch school competition.

WRITTEN BY BELLE.D Y5

Geography

In geography we have been learning about compass points and coordinates and how they can direct you somewhere. The eight compass is a compass made up of eight points- north, south, east, west, north east, north west, south east and south west. Coordinates and grid references help you find somewhere on a map easily if you look on the sides. We have been giving directions on a made up map to different places, then were given a map of shrewsbury and had to try and find different places. We also looked at an atlas and found the grid references and coordinates of different countries, as well as their capitals.

Written by Lily

My Favourite Subject

As our value of the half term is creativity, some of us have been using our Friday afternoon creative time to write about our favourite subject. Here’s Lily’s thought on her favourite subject, art!

Art can be lots of things, maybe painting, drawing, sometimes sketching. You can have artistic writing, collages and photography too. Art is also a way of expressing your feelings – and who said it had to be a picture of something? Dot painting and splats are a great way of expressing how you feel – and super fun too! Some famous artists used those methods to create beautiful plus interesting paintings and collages. In class we are doing observational art – a beautiful type of sketching where you count on the details to make you a masterpiece. Obviously if you have just started, you might not like your paintings as much as others – but don’t worry! It takes practise. Art is beautiful. So grab your paints and pencils (don’t  worry if you don’t have any ) and get arty!

 

EdShed

EdShed logins are stuck in the front of reading journals. All children have successfully logged in this morning.

> New spellings will be released every Monday morning (there is none set yet until Monday)
> Quizzes for every maths lesson we do will be set as an assignment (there is one quiz available in your assignments)
> ‘Mastery Zone’ which appears on your home screen gives each child 10 different spellings appropriate for their spelling ability. Once they have mastered each word, they get a new one. Doing this at home will support our work in school greatly.

Homework Menu

Here is our opening menu of the half term. All tasks have been discussed with the class and are relevant to what we have been learning in class this week. We will add new tasks to the list every week linked to what we’ve been learning.

The Menu:
 Fact file about New York (English)
 10 facts about Philippe Petit (English)
 Write a character description about one character from your reading book
 Write a setting description for a setting in your reading book. Identify your expanded noun phrases (English)
 Place Value Lesson 1 Quiz (EdShed)
 Spellings (Available from Monday)
 Practice some observational drawing around your house/local area (art)
 Make a model of the Twin Towers

** Blue homework books have been sent home for any writing tasks you may choose **

Please choose at least one task per week (or at least 6 in total across the half term). Children will be rewarded for their work.