Year 5 2023 - 2024
Miss Paterson
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Important Dates
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
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Maths and English home learning are due back. TTRS tasks to be completed |
PE Spellings set (to be tested the following Thursday.) |
Maths and English home learning to be set. TTRS tasks set to be completed. Spellings tested. |
PE |
Home Learning
| Reading | English | Maths | Spellings | Times Table Rockstars | Topic |
| Children are expected to read daily. Children need to record the pages they have read in their Reading Record. Reading books should be in school every day. | Children will be given one page of their English home learning to complete each week. This will link to learning in class where possible. Children will record which page they need to complete. | Children will be given one page of their maths home learning to complete each week. This will link to learning in class where possible. Children will record which page they need to complete. | Ten weekly spellings will be given to children to practice. Children should spend 10 minutes a day using look, say, cover, write and check so that they learn their spellings. | Children are given 20 studio games and 20 garage games to complete each week. Their login details are in the children's reading records. | Home learning related to the topics that are being completed in class will be given from time to time for children to do. Instructions on how to complete the home learning will be given with the tasks set. |
Spellings and Homework
It is important that children learn their weekly spellings so that they can apply them correctly into their writing independently and not just for a spelling test. The spellings will be set on a Wednesday and tested the following Thursday. This week's spellings 18/10.
| 13/09 | 20/09 | 27/09 | 4/10 | 11/10 | 18/10 |
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Year 4 Review shouldn't couldn't collision preferred television tremendous completion explanation profession pronunciation |
Year 4 Review chef stories women's bicycles famous serious pleasure chemist colleague scissors |
-ough thought brought fought rough tough enough cough although though thorough |
-ous spacious vicious delicious precious malicious suspicious conscious disastrous mischievous amateur |
-tious cautious ambitious fictitious infectious nutritious available forty twelfth hindrance government |
-ible terrible credible reversible sensible legible possible edible visible responsible illegible |
Children are expected to learn the spellings in the following spelling lists, but more importantly, children should learn spelling patterns and rules so they can spell independently.
Year 3 and Year 4 Spelling List
Year 5 and Year 6 Spelling list