Monday 20th April – Year 5
Hello Year 5,
We hope that you have had a lovely Easter and didn’t eat too much chocolate!
Here are your tasks for today:
Maths – We want you to start thinking of properties of shapes and today want you to concentrate on 2-D shapes. ‘Properties’ of a shape means the qualities that it has – what makes it that shape.
The following is an example to get you started. Here are the properties of a square:
A square has:
- 4 straight sides that are equal in length
- 4 identical angles that are 90° (remember that this is a right angle)
- 4 lines of symmetry
- Opposite sides of the square are parallel
- The diagonals are equal length
List the properties of the following 2-D shapes:
- Rectangle
- Circle
- Parallelogram
- Trapezium
- Rhombus
When writing the properties, make sure that you understand and vocabulary that you use – don’t copy from the internet!
What do the term ‘polygon’, ‘regular’ and ‘quadrilateral’ mean?
Challenge – is a square a rectangle? Refer back to the properties of each shape and explain your reasoning.
English – Revise relative clauses – you could use this link:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zwwp8mn/articles/zsrt4qt
Write 3 sentences that use different relative clauses.
ICT –
Discuss the following question with your family:
Now try this:
Art – Find out about Anthony Goldsworthy. Create your own art work in his style.
We are really missing you all.
From Mrs Millard, Mrs Leeming and Mrs Munro XX
1 .You should tell an adult and take a break from the chat so the you don’t have to do it all bye your self and you will have a parent to guide you.
2 .I am being mind full and creative and active .
Thank you Dan – did you get a chance to look at the other work today?
English,
Relative Clause- used to give more information about a noun.
Eg.
I won’t stand next to the man who smells like he’s never washed. ( In this sentence the word who is a relative pronoun and gives you more information about the man)
Thank you Simar – did you manage 3 sentences including a relative clause?
Good morning Mrs Millard,
This is my English for today,
Relative clauses,
I found the dog that had spots was laying in the sun.
You found the tree that was colourful was in the forest.
We saw the lake and it was calm which was at the park.
Lovely – thank you Lydia.
Maths,
Rectangle- 4 sides
4 vertices
2 lines of symmetry
4 right angles
Circle- 1 side
Many lines of symmetry
Parallelogram- 4 sides
4 vertices
1 line of symmetry
Trapezium- 4 sides
4 vertices
2 acute angles
2 obtuse angles
1 line of symmetry
Rhombus- 2 lines of symmetry
4 vertices
4 sides
2 acute angles and 2 obtuse angles
Thank you Simar.
Tell me more about the sides of a rectangle.
Parallelogram – check your comment about symmetry. Why do you think that it is called a
parallelogram?
Any parallel sides in a trapezium?
What’s special about the sides of a rhombus?
Mrs Millard
Good morning Mrs Millard,
this is my English for today,
what is a relative clause ; well a relative clause is something that adds extra information that starts with witch , that , whom , who , who’s.
for example,
I found my sister that is on a tree witch is by a sea.
There was a rainbow that was on the window witch I drew.
there is a farm that has sheep witch I visit.
Thank you Jessica.
Remember – witch is with a broomstick – I think you meant which.
Don’t forget to begin sentences with a capital letter. Do you think that your first sentence sounds better without the ‘that is’?
ICT
1. Leave it alone and tell an adult
2. Option C
3. Be mindful, help others
Connect ,communicate
Be active, don’t spend too much
Get creative, use lots of resources
Give to others, share
Thank you Simar – don’t spend too much what??
Quadrilateral – any shape with 4 sides
Regular- a common structure of shape
What’s important about the sides in a quadrilateral apart from there being 4? Check the definition of ‘regular’.
You have looked at the challenge Simar but you haven’t completed the first bit! I was expecting a lot more detail!
hello Mrs milliard,
this is my maths for today,
the property’s of a rectangle is
2 long equal lines in length and 2 short equal lines in length
2 lines of summitry
each opposing sides are parallel
the property’s of a circle is
1 circler line
infinite lines of summitry
no sides are parallel
the property’s of a trapezium is
4 different lines
1 line of summitry
no sides are parallel
the property’s of a parallelogram is
2 equal sides and 2 other equal sides
1 line of summitry
2 parallel sides
the property’s of a rhombus is
2 equal sides and 2 other equal sides
1 line of summitry
2 parallel sides
Hello Jessica. Well done for this.
Rectangle – I wouldn’t describe the lines as long or short but longer/shorter.
Trapezium – does it have any parallel sides?
Parallelogram – has 2 pairs of parallel sides.
Rhombus – has 4 sides equal in length. Often called a ‘diamond’ but ‘rhombus is the correct mathematical word.
Remember spelling – property/properties. The properties are…..
English,a relative clause is were it allows you to put extra information in your sentence. 1.the girl who tripped over yesterday. 2.A elephant which got kicked out. 3.Mrs Leeming that teaches me is sick today.
Thank you Dhanshri and apologies that I missed your comments yesterday – please forgive me!
Mrs Millard X
MATHS, Rectangle, .quadrilateral,all sides are parallel,4 lines of symmetry,4 angles that are 90°and there right angled. CIRCLE,0 sides,not parallel at all,lots of lines of symmetry and has curved sides. PARALLELOGRAM,quadrilateral,3 lines of symmetry,76° and parallel on 2 sides. TRAPEZIUM,1line of symmetry,4 sides and a quadrilateral also it’s not parallel.
ICT, You should tell a parent and do what they say not ignore them and anyway that 8 year old cant be on the internet at that age.But maybe he’s not 8 and is a grown adult. STRANGER DANGER!!!
Thank you Dhanshri,
Circle – side or sides?
Parallelogram – do they all have lines of symmetry? What’s 76 degrees?
Trapezium – can any of the lines be parallel?
Look at your first line – there/they’re!!
Mrs Millard X
ICT
I would tell my Mum or Dad about the message that has popped up and I would also block them from being able to send me any more messages.
I think you should tell an adult about the chat and what is happening. I think this is the most sensible thing to do.
Good advice!
Hello Mrs Millard, this is my English. A relative clause is were it allows you to put extra information in your sentence. 1.The girl who tripped over yesterday. 2.A bear which escaped the zoo. 3.Mrs leeming my teacher that was sick today.
Already replied earlier – I’m glad that your first sentence begins with a capital letter now!
Maths
Rectangle
*quadrilateral
* 2 pairs of parallel lines
*4 corners
* opposite sides are congruent (the same length)
Circle
*no corners
*one 360 degree angle
*one edge
*many lines of symmetry
parallelogram
*quadrilateral
*opposite sides are congruent
*squares, rectangles and rhombuses are all parallelograms
Trapezium
* 4 unequal sides
* 2 parallel sides
*4 vertices
Rhombus
*4 equal straight sides
*looks like a diamond
*opposite sides are parallel
*It is a parallelogram
Well done Lydia. It’s great to see you using the term ‘congruent’.
Tell me something about parallel lines in a parallelogram.
In the parallelogram the parallel lines are opposite each other.
You are so alert today – responding so promptly. Well done,
Mrs Millard X
It’s good to hear from you Leon.
Well done – I enjoyed reading about what you have been doing at home. I hope you had a lovely break over Easter and are keeping well.
Mrs Millard X
Tell an adult because you don’t know if they are lying about their age or just ignore the post and don’t e-mail Danny because it might not be safe
A relative clause is a sentence where you have a bit of irrelevant information that you may still want to add in.For example:
I am bored,because of this pandemic,i really need something to entertain me.