This is the pre-reading task before we start reading Wonder tomorrow - to get you thinking!
Remember, bias is when you have a strong opinion about an idea or a statement. Discuss each statement with an adult to see if you have the same or different opinions. Then fill in the left hand side of the sheet only.
Here is today's independent learning challenge. Please do any working out in your math's book or using your Place Value template from yesterday.
Please choose the level you feel best challenges you.
Questions 1a to 4b: (Developing) - Feeling happy
Questions 5a to 8b: (Expected) - Hot Stuff
Questions 9a to 12b: (Greater Depth) - Extra Spicy!
If you have access to a printer then you may use the sheet to record your answers. If not, write the answers down in your book as best you can please.
Many thanks,
Here is an optional maths extension challenge for those who finish the main activity quickly and would like an extra task.
Choose your level of challenge:
Questions 1-3 (Developing) - Feeling Happy
Questions 4-6 (Expected) - Hot stuff
Questions 7-9 (Greater Depth) - Extra Spicy!
Answers are included on the last page.
Practise your multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 skills here.
Here are the answers for today's maths problems for both challenges.
If there are specific questions that you wish to discuss, you could use the 'drop-in' zoom session tomorrow.
Thanks
Mrs Davies, Mrs Ferrier and Mr Masingiri
Staying active at home is incredibly important but it can be difficult to stay motivated without a goal or something to aim for. For that reason, we are excited to present the #2021 Fitness Challenge!
Can you complete 20 days of exercise for at least 21 minutes - #2021.
You get to choose how you are active - mix things up! If you come up with any really interesting and fun ways to exercise then why not upload a photo - we will put together a year 5 PowerPoint to celebrate the best examples!
This week's Science activity is based on our new topic of Space. Have a go at these simple activities to help you to learn about the orbits of the Earth and Moon and also how different sized craters are made.
Remember to upload pictures of your experiments to the website!
Learn how to draw an astronaut with these super-easy steps! Once you have drawn your astronaut, you can create any space themed background you wish.
Have fun and be as creative as you like!
Choose one of the sheets on the document below to practise some of your maths skills from last term.
