Monday |
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Maths |
L/O: Area & Perimeter S/C: To work out the area of rectangles. Children build on previous knowledge in Year 4 by counting squares to find the area. They then move on to using a formula to find the area. Model a rectangle on the IWB (with squares on the inside). Remind children how to work out the perimeter of the shape and then move on to working out the area. Begin by counting the squares and then introduce the formula of Length x Width. Ensure that the children know that the answer must be in cm² or m² etc… Children to copy a few examples into their books, working out both the area and perimeter of the rectangles. Move on to worksheets when confident. Homework: Learn all the times tables for a test in books next week. |
English |
Success Criteria: I can read and discuss an increasingly wide range of non-fiction Find a newspaper report and label the features, find the features on the PowerPoint provided. Homework: No homework due to assessment week. |
Reading |
See Guided Reading Timetables below for this week’s activities. |
Spellings |
Test on words from last week. These were the revision words and five new spellings. Please see new spellings sheet below for the new spellings to be learnt. |
Time Tables |
Test on all times tables. Learn all of the times tables. Use www.ttrockstars.com to practise as much as possible. |
PE |
Seated Balance. Practise sitting down and lifting your legs slightly off the floor. Can you pick up a cone from either side of you? Can you keep you balance? Can you do it with eyes closed? How many times can you pick up and put down the cone either side of you in 1 minute? Can you beat that score? Success = Able to maintain core stability and balance. |
Tuesday |
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Maths |
L/O: Area and Perimeter S/C: To work out the area of Compound Shapes. Refresh the work on basic area and perimeter from the past few lessons. Model basic rectangles on the board and children to prove understanding of how to work out the area and perimeter of the shapes. Move on to a compound ‘L’ shape on the board. Ask children how we will work out the area of this shape? Guide children to split the shape into a series of rectangles and to then work out the area of all rectangles and then to add them together. Children to copy an example into their books. Remind them that the area is always written in cm² or m² etc… Complete worksheets when confident. |
English |
Success Criteria: I can use inverted commas for direct speech. Have a go at the be the teacher work sheet to spot the errors in the punctuation of direct speech. |
Reading |
See Guided Reading Timetables below for this week’s activities. |
RE |
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PE |
Seated Balance. Practise sitting down and lifting your legs slightly off the floor. Can you pick up a cone from either side of you? Can you keep you balance? Can you do it with eyes closed? How many times can you pick up and put down the cone either side of you in 1 minute? Can you beat that score? Success = Able to maintain core stability and balance. |
Physical activity |
Complete one of the athletic events below and send us in your scores and pictures/videos by email to s43yearfive@peterbrook.solihull.sch.uk |
Wednesday |
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Maths |
L/O: Area & Perimeter S/C: Reasoning and Problem Solving Go through the starter activity with the children, ensuring that all children show understanding of both and missing numbers. LA to do more questions like this with TA support to develop their understanding more if needed. Explain to the children that this will be a reasoning and problem solving lesson, which will develop their understanding of area of rectangles and compound shapes. Go through Problem solving and reasoning questions from the Area of rectangles and compound shapes PowerPoint’s. Children to answer some questions verbally and some questions in their books. |
English |
Success Criteria: I can plan my Newspaper report. Plan your newspaper report about the discovery of Tutankhamen’s tomb. Use these non-negotiables to help with your planning:
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Reading |
See Guided Reading Timetables below for this week’s activities. |
French |
Refresh the numbers 1 to 100 in French. Practise these verbally and written. A good website to use is www.french-games.net which will support the learning of basic French, including numbers. Move on to learning directions and places in the town. |
PSHE |
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Physical activity |
Complete one of the athletic events below and send us in your scores and pictures/videos by email to s43yearfive@peterbrook.solihull.sch.uk |
Thursday |
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Maths |
L/O: Area & Perimeter S/C: Area of Irregular Shapes Children will use their knowledge of counting squares to estimate the areas of irregular shapes. They use their knowledge of fractions to estimate how much of a square is covered and combine different part covered squares to give an overall approximate area. Children need to physically annotate to avoid repetition when counting the squares. They will do this by marking different sections of the shapes. Complete worksheet. |
English |
Success Criteria: I can show my understanding of Year 5 punctuation and Grammar. Complete the year 5 grammar and Punctuation test. |
Reading |
See Guided Reading Timetables below for this week’s activities. |
Science |
Forces: This lesson will work on Friction. Try to test out how a toy car or a ball moves across different surfaces (Carpet, wood, rubber etc) Why does the object move faster and easier on certain surfaces than others? Can you explain why? |
Physical activity |
Complete one of the athletic events below and send us in your scores and pictures/videos by email to s43yearfive@peterbrook.solihull.sch.uk |
Friday |
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Maths |
L/O: Area & Perimeter S/C: To complete end of unit Assessment Children to complete End of Unit Assessment on Area and Perimeter. Children to then complete Area and Perimeter consolidation pack which reinforces all the work completed during this unit of work. |
English |
Success Criteria: I can draft my Newspaper report. Begin to draft your newspaper report, refer back to the non-negotiables and to the skills learned this week. |
Reading |
See Guided Reading Timetables below for this week’s activities. |
Topic |
Create a poster/information piece of work that shows off everything that you have learnt about the Vikings and Anglo Saxons. This can include where they came from, what they wore, important people and anything that you found out from Professor McGinty. |
Free Choice Reading |
Enjoy reading a good book today J |
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