Year 5
Welcome to Year 5 2023-24
Welcome to Year 5. We work with children and parents to have a fabulous Year 5!
Mrs Holmes, Mrs Norbury and Mrs Lagonegro
Important Messages
Most messages will be communicated straight from the office via the app so please make sure your contact details are up to date. Thank you.
PE Days for both classes will be Tuesday and Wednesday. Outdoor kit for both days.
Our Learning
Autumn: Awesome Anglo Ancestors
Spring: The final frontier
Summer: A road trip to America
Homework
English and Maths are set each week and the children have a week to complete the activity. Lists of spellings will be sent out regularly for the children to practice at home using methods of their choice. Parents and carers, we would really appreciate your support with this at home. Work set is usually consolidation and application. Ongoing home work should be reading, spelling and times tables for a short period each day. If you have any questions or issues you would like to raise with us, please feel free to approach us in the playground after school or send an email via the office and we shall get back to you as quickly as possible
Monday - Maths will be given out to be handed back in the following Monday.
Friday - Spellings will be given out for the following week and English will be set to be handed in the following Friday.
Please read at home regularly and practice your number facts and multiplication and division facts.
SUMMER OVERVIEW:
English- Queen of the Falls (eyewitness account and newspaper report), persuasive writing, assembly planning and performance, life cycles explanation
Maths - statistics, shape, position and direction, decimals, negative numbers, conversions and volume
Geography - North America and the Lake District
Religion, beliefs and values - What it's like to be a Muslim in Britain today?
French - Sports likes and dislikes
PSHE - Staying healthy, puberty, image sharing
Computing- Scratch and computer safety
Science - Living things and their habitats; Animals including humans
Art - mixed media collage (Eric Carle, Clare Youngs, Henri Rousseau), landscape painting
DT- Bag making
Reading
Reading is a valuable skill that all children should have the opportunity to develop. We would like to work together with you to develop your child's reading. You can support this by reading with your children at home and sign the yellow reading record to let us know how they are getting on. Books can be changed once the children have finished them and they are returned to school. We encourage the children to read a wide range of texts and different genres. Whole class reading takes place each week with the class teacher.