Tuesday 28th April – Year 5

Good morning everyone – are you ready to learn?

English

Read the following text about Manchester and answer the questions.

Manchester

Manchester’s history begins with the Romans who settled here around 79AD and stayed for the next three centuries. Historical records show that by 1322 there was already a textile industry in place and by 1600 cotton was being imported, fuelling Manchester’s growth.

By the time of the Industrial Revolution, Manchester had established itself as a major influence in the cotton industry and was well on its way to becoming one of the world’s great industrial cities. The city’s achievements were so great that in 1844 Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli declared Manchester to be as great a city as Athens.

After the boom years, the city fell on hard times and entered a period of economic decline during the 1960s and 70s. On the verge of full recovery, Manchester suffered a further setback when the IRA detonated a devastating bomb that ripped through the heart of the city centre in 1996.

This, however, turned out to be the start of the city’s rebirth and huge sums of money were pumped into rebuilding the city centre, kick-starting a wave of citywide development and regeneration projects. Manchester grew from strength to strength and went on to host the Commonwealth Games in 2002.

The momentum of Manchester’s growth continues today with urban regeneration schemes seemingly underway around every corner. But, as with all great cities, it is the people who really make the place special and Mancunians have a reputation for their warmth and openness.

Answer in complete sentences:

 

1.    Who settled in Manchester in 79AD?

2.   Which industry fuelled Manchester’s growth?

3.   Which city did Benjamin Disraeli compare Manchester to?

4.   Who was responsible for the devastating bomb which ripped through the heart of the city?

5.   What event took place in Manchester in 2002?

6.   What name is given to the citizens of Manchester?

 Maths

History

Last week we read about the Olympics.  Do some more research and share 5 facts with the class.

Take care,

Mrs Millard, Mrs Leeming and Mrs Munro XXX

 

44 thoughts on “Tuesday 28th April – Year 5

  • 28th April 2020 at 9:50 am
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    Good Morning,
    Here’s my English,
    1. The Romans settled in Manchester in 79AD.
    2.The industry that fulled in Manchesters growth was the textile industry.
    3.Benjamin Disraeli compared Manchester to was the Athens city.
    4.The person that was responsible for the bombs was the IRA.
    5.The event that took place in 2002 was the commonwelth games.
    6.Mancunians was the name given to the citizens in Manchester.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:41 pm
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      Hi Lydia,

      Good to see your blog – as always!

      Great answers – well done!

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 10:29 am
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    History
    The Olympic games began over 2700 years ago in Olympia.
    Around 50,000 people went to watch and compete.
    The ancient games was a religious festival.
    They didn’t have medals just a wreath of leaves and a hero’s welcome back home.
    They competed for the glory of their city and if they win they believed they were touched by god.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:43 pm
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      Lovely facts – well done.

      When you use the word ‘they’ in your final sentences, make it clear to your reader who ‘they’ is. I know, but someone else reading may not know.

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 10:30 am
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    Morning Mrs Milliard,
    This is my English for today,

    1.The people that settled in Manchester in 79AD is the Romans that stayed they for 3 centuries.
    2. The historical records show that by 1322 they had 1600 cotton being imported.
    3.Benjamin Disraeli compared Manchester to this place called Athens.
    4.The people was responsible for the bombing in 1996 was the Irish Republican Army[IRA]
    5. In 2002 they had the commonweath games.
    6.The name that Manchester’s citizens are Mancunians .

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:45 pm
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      Thank you Jessica – a good response, as always!

      Check you answer to question 2 – have you actually answered the question?

      Well done for using brackets.

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 10:45 am
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    English: 1.The Romans settled in Manchester in 79AD. 2.The textile industry was the industry that fuelled Manchester. 3. Benjamin compared Manchester to the Athens. 4.The IRA were responsible for the devastating bomb. 5. In 2002 the Commonwealth games took place. 6.Mancunians was the name that people in Manchester got given.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:45 pm
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      Well done Dhanshri – great answers!

      Mrs Millard XX

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:46 pm
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      What does this mean Leon?
      I hope you are keeping well.

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:28 am
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    English

    The Roman settled in Manchester in 79AD

    The cotton industry fuelled Manchesters growth

    Manchester was compared to be as great as the city as Athens.

    The IRA bombed the city in 1966

    In 2002 Manchester for the Commonwealth Games

    The citizens of the Manchester were called Mancunians

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:47 pm
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      Well done Simar – good answers!

      Check your fifth sentence – does it make sense? Also, don’t forget to use full stops!

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:29 am
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    ENGLISH!

    1)The Romans settled in Manchester In 79AD.

    2)Textile is the industry that fuelled Manchester’s growth .

    3)Benjamin compared Manchester to Athens .

    4) The IRA was responsible for the bombing .

    5)The Commonwealth games started in 2002.

    6) They call them Mancunians .

    MATHS!

    1. The largest number is 2000 and the smallest number is 6 .
    2. 196
    3. 16
    4. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16
    5.69+21=90

    6. 196
    192
    169
    162

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:30 am
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    The queen is pritey old and she is the the nice perison but hur wife is grupey

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:48 pm
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      Was this the task that you were set Leon?

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:33 am
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    In 79 AD Romans settled in Manchester and stayed for the next 3 centuries.
    The industry fueling Manchester’s growth was cotton.
    Benjamin compared Manchester to the city Athens.
    The IRA was responsible for the devastating bomb ripping the cities heart.
    The Commonwealth games was the important event in 2002.
    The people of Manchester were called Mancunians.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:48 pm
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      Good answers Aamirat – well done!

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:39 am
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    MATHS: 1.The biggest number you can make is 9621 and the smallest number you can make is 1269. 2.196 is the closest to 200. 3. I can make 24 numbers :-1269,1296,1629,1696,1926,1962,2169,2196,2619,2691,2916,2961,6129,6192,6219,6291, 6912,6921,9126,9162,9216,9261,9612 and 9621 this is Q3 -Q4. 5. 61+29=90.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:51 pm
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      Good answers Dhanshri – well done.

      Is there another possible answer for question 5?

      Did you try question 6?

      Mrs Millard XX

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      • 29th April 2020 at 1:26 pm
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        You can also do 69+21.

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        • 29th April 2020 at 2:56 pm
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          Well spotted!

          Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:45 am
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    Maths

    1.
    a) 9621
    b) 1269

    2) 216

    3) 24

    5) 21 add 69 equals 90

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:53 pm
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      Thank you Simar.

      Check your answer to question 2 – can you get closer to 200?
      Is there another possible answer to question 5?
      Did you try question 6?

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:45 am
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    9621
    1269

    1962

    1926
    1962
    1296
    1269
    1629
    1692
    6192
    6129
    6219
    6291
    6921
    6912
    2169
    2196
    2619
    2691
    2961
    2916
    9126
    9162
    9612
    9621
    9216
    9261

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:54 pm
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      Thank you Aamirat.

      Did you try all of the questions?
      If you number the questions, it’s easier to respond to.

      Mrs Millard XX

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      • 29th April 2020 at 12:26 pm
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        I tried the questions but i didnt write them in full sentences

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        • 29th April 2020 at 2:58 pm
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          I can’t see questions 5 and 6??

          Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:47 am
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    Hello Mrs Milliard,
    This is is my history for today,
    these are my 5 facts about the Olympic Games,

    Most gold medals are made out of silver.
    Only three modern Olympic games have been cancelled.
    Least one of the Olympic rings colours appears in every flag.
    Athletes in ancient Olympic games competed naked.
    the youngest Olympian is at the age of 10 years old .

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:56 pm
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      Some great facts Jessica – well done.

      You could up-level your sentences by adding more information. When did the 3 games get cancelled and why? Why did athletes compete naked?

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:56 am
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    1 most golden medals are made out of silver.
    2 the Olympic torch relay is not an ancient tradition .
    3 only 3 modern Olympic games have been cancelled.
    4 at least one of the rings colour appear in every national flag
    5 only 5 countries have been represented at every modern-era
    summer Olympic games.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:57 pm
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      Thanks for this Dan.

      Why don’t your sentences begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop though? We still need standards on the blog!!

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:57 am
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    Sorry accidentally posted the first half of the maths of the queens birthday.
    1269
    1296
    1629
    1692
    1926
    1926
    2169
    2196
    2619
    2691
    2916
    2961
    6129
    6192
    6219
    6291
    6912
    6921
    9126
    9162
    9216
    9261
    9612
    9621

    21+69

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    • 28th April 2020 at 3:58 pm
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      Thank you. Is there more than one possible answer to question 5?

      Mrs Millard XX

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      • 29th April 2020 at 12:28 pm
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        yes I COULD ONLY FIND THIS ONE
        29+ 61

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        • 29th April 2020 at 2:58 pm
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          What about 69 + 21??

          Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 11:58 am
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    History
    The Olympics started over 3300 years ago
    It’s the worlds most pre-eminent sporting competition
    It’s the worlds most pre-eminent sporting competition
    No Olympic games played during the world wars
    The Olympic symbol represents the continent is not including Antarctica with the Americas together
    In 1924 ,The Winter Olympics started

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    • 28th April 2020 at 4:00 pm
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      Thank you Simar.

      Why don’t your sentences end with full stops though? That’s not like you!!
      What does ‘pre-eminent mean?
      Try to add extra information to your writing – Why weren’t the Olympics played during the wars?
      Does your penultimate sentence make sense?

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 12:08 pm
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    The Olympic games began 2700 years ago in Olympia.In 1924 the first winter games were held.London holds the record of being the only city to have hosted the event three times 1908 1948 and 2012.In 1916 1940 or 1944 there where no games because the world wars.Originally, all wars in the region had to have a ceasefire during the Games and they were held to honor Zeus

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    • 28th April 2020 at 4:01 pm
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      Thank you Aamirat – great facts.

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 12:10 pm
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    History : the 5 rings signify the 5 major regions.In 1936 Berlin olympics was the first olympics to be on television.In Greek times the participants were rich.The champions were called equal of the gods in Greece.Married woman were not allowed to watch the game in Greece.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 4:03 pm
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      Thank you Dhanshri – great facts.

      Think about adding extra information to your facts – Why weren’t married women allowed to watch the games?

      Mrs Millard XX

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  • 28th April 2020 at 3:38 pm
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    Maths
    1. 9621 is the biggest number
    2. 1269 is the smallest number
    3. 1926, 1962, 1692, 1629, 1269, 1296, 2916, 2961, 2691, 2619, 2169, 2196, 6192, 6291, 6129, 6219, 9126, 9162, 9219, 9621, 9261, 9216
    4. 1269, 1296, 1629, 1692, 1926, 1962, 2169, 2196, 2619, 2691, 2916, 2961, 6129, 6192, 6219, 6291, 9126, 9162, 9216, 9219, 9261
    5. 69 + 21 = 90
    6. 169, 192, 196, 216, 219

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    • 28th April 2020 at 4:02 pm
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      Sorry the answer to question 2 was 196.

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    • 28th April 2020 at 4:05 pm
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      Well done Lydia – you are the only person so far to answer question 6!

      Is there more than one possible answer to question 5?

      There’s one more answer to question 6 – can you find it?

      Mrs Millard XX

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