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Year 5 – St Nicholas

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Year 5

Year 5 St Nicholas Home Learning

This page contains exciting class news, pictures of things we've done and more.
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Have you seen the Kids' Zone? Play games and visit some cool websites. You can vote for your favourites.

Homework Help

Homework Help

 

Below are some links to various websites which will really help with your maths. Try to get into the habit of practising them regularly, and you will find that they help with your work in class.

Maths Help
  • Hit The Button This well help with times tables knowledge, number bonds, and doubling and halving. Choose the ones you need the most practice with, and stick with them until you've improved. Maybe take a note of your score and try to beat it each time.
  • Prisms Can you identify the properties of a prism? Is there a link between the shape of the end faces, and the number of faces, edges and vertices?
  • Sorting 3D shapes Can you differentiate between a pyramid and a prism? What are the differences? Test your knowledge of 3D shapes with this sorting game.
English/Spelling Help
  • Spelling Frame A great way to practise and improve your spellings. Check that you know all the Year 3 and 4 spellings first, and then star practising the Year 5 and 6 ones. Don't forget to let us know how you are getting on.
  • Spelling Games Look here to find games to help you to improve your spelling.

Geography - Rivers 

 

This site will help you understand the three courses of a river. 

French

 

 Have a practise with our french song.

Alouette, gentille alouette - alain le lait (French body parts - for birds)

Year 5 Visit to Stockbridge

 

On Friday 27th September, despite the rain, Year 5 spent an enjoyable afternoon at Stockbridge Technology Centre in Cawood.

 

Whilst there, they spent a session tasting different types of fruit, learning about which countries they were grown in, and the impact that buying fruit from abroad has on the environment. They also had the opportunity to test out their taste-buds, by tasting different types of cheese.

 

There was also the opportunity to harvest some seasonal vegetables and each child took home a bag full of carrots, beetroot, French beans, onions as well as a cabbage each. 

 

Thank you to all those parents and grandparents who accompanied us on the day and pitched in. Your help was very much appreciated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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