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Thursday 25th June
Posted: Jun 24, 2020 by: Liam Kershaw (LKershaw) on: Class 5
Morning everybody. I don't know about you, but this hot weather makes it difficult to work! I thought I'd give you slightly less to do today, as it is so hard to get work done when it is THIS hot. It is meant to cool down slightly over the weekend. Also guys, I know it is a tough time not being in school, but CAN YOU IMAGINE being in my classroom when the weather is THIS hot?
Here are the answers to yesterday's daily questions:
Daily Grammar:
1.) Use some words in the sentence to make a contraction. I would never do that! I would = I'd
2.) Add a comma: Once you have finished your food, you will need to wash your plate.
3.) Where is the adverb? You certainly need to be careful.
4.) What is wrong with this sentence? What a beautiful day? It should have an exclamation mark, not a question mark.
5.) Where is the proper noun? Cats are Hannah's favourite animal.
6.) Punctuate this: The car came speeding down the road; I almost couldn't watch. < Make it all one sentence.
7.) Where is the preposition? Behind the plant, there was a huge spider!
8.) Add a suffix to make this a noun: Assess Assessment or Assessor
1.) 493 X 37 18,241
2.) 9568 divided by 6 1594 remainder 4
3.) 4/5 as a percentage 80%
4.) Which 3D shape has a square and 4 triangles in its net? Square-based pyramid
5.) 77/88 as a fraction in its lowest form. 7/8
6.) What is the prime number BEFORE 40? 37
7.) 80,000 divided by 40 2,000
8.) 9.339 + 7/100 9.409
9.) 67% as a decimal. 0.67
10.) 12 squared add 11 squared 12 squared = 144 11 squared = 121 144 + 121 = 265
English
Write your playscript that you made notes on from yesterday.
Remember to include:
- Stage directions in brackets.
- Scene name at the top.
- Character name followed by a colon in the margin.
- New line for each new character speaking.
- Inverted commas are NOT used for speech.
- An introduction to the scene at the top of it.
Daily grammar questions:
1.) Use some words in the sentence to make a contraction: I will not give up.
2.) Add a comma: You are okay aren't you?
3.) Where is the adverb? I will probably find this work difficult.
4.) What is wrong with this sentence? Are you okay!
5.) Where is a common noun? The budgie was perched on Henry's shoulder.
6.) Punctuate this: if you dont understand let me know
7.) Where is the preposition? Julian was already beyond the crest of the hill.
8.) Write a noun from this word family: Hungry Hungrily
Maths
Before lockdown, we began to look at changing imperial units of measurement into metric units of measurement. We looked at changing miles to kilometres.
Today, all I want you to do is answer the following questions. Use the Internet to help you.
1.) 1 mile = ? kilometres
2.) 1 metre = ? yards
3.) 1 inch = ? cm
4.) 1 kilogram = ? pounds
5.) 1 metre = ? feet
Here are you daily 10 questions:
1.) 674 X 28
2.) 9478 divided by 12 (short division as usual!)
3.) 7/10 as a percentage
4.) Which 3D shape has 4 rectangles and 2 squares in its net?
5.) 75/100 as a fraction in its lowest form.
6.) How many prime numbers larger than 75, but less than 100?
7.) 49,000 divided by 7,000
8.) 6.432 + 5/10
9.) 0.32 as a percentage.
10.) 10 cubed multiplied by 10 squared
Competition Time
The competition this week is a photography competition. I 'borrowed' this idea from the Year 4 blog! Basically I would like you to send me in 5 photographs on the theme of 'nature' to me.
The photographs that I think best represent 'nature' will win a blog takeover next week!
Your photos can be of animals or plants. If your 5 photos 'connect' in some way or have a clever slant, then you are more likely to impress me.
You have until 10am on Friday to send me in the photographs.
PE
PE? Today? No way! Far too warm! If you have a paddling pool, I recommend using it!
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