Monday 18th May – Year 5
Good morning Year 5 – this should be the last week before half term but every week feels a bit strange now!
I hope that you and your families are well and keeping safe. Here are today’s tasks:
Discuss the following scenario with your family:
English
We are going to revise using inverted commas today. The following link should be a reminder if you need it:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zvwwxnb/articles/ztcp97h
Task One
Put the speech marks in the correct places. Don’t forget other punctuation that goes alongside inverted commas.
1. Quick! Pass the ball to me! Shouted Carla. No one is marking me.
2. Can I help you? Asked the policeman. You look a bit lost young lady.
3. Oh no! Don’t let Mr Cockcroft take the penalty! Shouted Nick.
4. I’ll meet you in town, said Tom. Just by the cake shop.
5. I’ve dropped my wallet, said Craig. It must be round here somewhere.
6. Look at this picture, said Mr Pitchford. It’s magnificent!
Task Two
Add inverted commas correctly to the following passage and remember new speaker, new line.
I’m afraid I have some bad news, Mrs Brown said to the children. Your father has had an accident. What’s the matter? Rob asked. Is it serious? Will he have to go to hospital? Pete asked. Will he have to have an operation? Debbie asked. Now don’t worry, Mrs Brown replied. It’s not as bad as all that. Someone crashed into his car but he hasn’t broken any bones. That’s a relief! Rob exclaimed. But I bet he’s a bit shaken up, said Debbie. He sounded fine on the phone, Mrs Brown said, but the car is badly damaged. A damaged car, said Pete, is better than a damaged Dad!
Maths
We began looking at angles last week and today we are going to be thinking about angles around a point.
Remind me from last week – how many degrees in a whole turn?
Look at the following video as an introduction:
The following link also has some example questions that you could try:
https://www.mathsisfun.com/angle360.html
Now try these examples yourself:
Extension – remember for these the rule from last week about angles on a straight line – this will help you!
Art
Below is a very famous painting by Van Gogh called ‘Sunflowers’.
The following link has some interesting facts:
Produce your own version of ‘Sunflowers’. You can use whatever media you choose.
Have fun!
Mrs Millard and Mrs Munro XX
1. you should ask why and tell your parents if your not sure .
“I’m afraid I have some bad news .”Mrs brown said to the children “your father has had an accident .”
“Whats the matter?”rob asked .
“is it serious ?”would he have to go to the hospital?”Pete asked .
“Will he have to have an operation?”Debbie asked .
“Now dont worry .”mrs brown replied.”its not as all bad as that.””someone crashed into the car but he hasn’t broke any bones !”
“That’s a relief !”rob exclaimed .
“But I bet hes a bit shaken up .” Said debbie .
“He sounded fine on the phone .”mrs brown said , but the car is very damaged.
“A damaged car is better then a damaged dad !”🤩
Thanks Evie,
1st sentence – should be a comma before Mrs Brown (the same for sentence 5).
2nd sentence – remember capital letters for proper nouns.
3rd – Do these sentences begin with a capital letter?
Accurate use of inverted commas though!
Mrs Millard XX
You should. Is this person necessarily a ‘friend’?
Mrs Millard XX
ENGLISH!
1. Quick! “Pass the ball to me !” Shouted Carla. “No one is marking me.
2. “Can I help you ?”Asked the policeman.” You look a bit lost young lady.”
3. Oh no! “Don’t let Mr Cockcroft take the penalty!” Shouted Nick .
4. “I’ll meet you out of town” , said Tom. Just by the cake shop.”
5. “I’ve dropped my wallet”, said Craig . “It must be round here somewhere .”
6. “look at this picture” , said Mr Pitchford .”it’s magnificent! “
1.Quick!”pass the ball to me !”shouted carla .”No one is making me .”
2.Can I help you ?”Asked the police man.”you look a bit lost young lady .”
3.Oh no !”dont let mr cockroft take the penalty !”Shouted Nick.
4.”I’ll meet you out of town “,said tom .”by the cake shop .”
5.”I’ve dropped my wallet “, said Craig. “It must be round here somewhere ?”
6.”look at the picture “,said mr pitchfork.”its magnificent !”😯
Thanks Dan,
Sentence 1 – Is the first word spoken?
Sentence 3 – Are the first 2 words spoken?
Sentence 4 – Does Tom start speaking again at ‘just’?
Sentence 6 – Check if you’ve used capital letters accurately.
Mrs Millard XX
Good morning
Me and my mum discussed the question and I said you should ask why they wont it and tell your parent for there permission x😁🥰
Well done for discussing this with Mum Evie!
Are people that you meet online necessarily your friends?
Check spelling – wont, there.
Mrs Millard XX
ICT
You should tell an adult and leave the chat
Good advice. Are these people necessarily a friend?
Mrs Millard XX
MATHS!
1.=53
2.=232
3.=141
4.=278
5.=81
6.=144
7.=60
8.=41
9.=93
10.=67
11.=104
12.=41
Thanks Dan – well done.
Just double check B3, C3 and C4.
Mrs Millard XX
You shouldn’t tell them and tell an adult if you don’t know what to do.
‘’Quick! Pass me the ball to me!’’shouted Carla.No one was marking me.
‘’Can I help you?’’asked the policeman.’’you look a bit lost young lady.’’
‘’Oh No! Don’t let me Cockcroft take the penalty’’ shouted nick.
‘’I’ll meet you in town,’’said Tom.’’Just by the cake shop.’’
‘Ive dropped my wallet,’’said Craig.’’It must be around here somewhere.’’
‘’Look at this picture ,’’said mr Pitchford.’’Its magnificent!’’🦋
Good advice Sadia.
Are these people necessarily a friend?
Mrs Millard XX
1.” Quick! Pass the ball to me!” Shouted Carla.” No one is marking me.”
2.” Can I help you?” Asked the policeman.” You look a bit lost young lady.”
3. ”Oh no! Don’t let Mr Cockcroft take the penalty!” Shouted Nick.
4” I’ll meet you in town”, said Tom.” Just by the cake shop.”
5.” I’ve dropped my wallet”, said Craig.” It must be round here somewhere.”
6.” Look at this picture,” said Mr Pitchford. ”It’s magnificent!”
Thanks Sadia,
Very accurate use of inverted commas – well done.
Very minor point but there is no need for a capital letter when you say who is asking, shouting etc (like in sentences 1, 2 and 3).
Mrs Millard XX
ICT
If your online friend asks you that you should never respond back to them you should tell an adult or someone you trust. You should show them what they said and they will sort it out. 👍🏻👍🏻
Good advice Jessica.
Are these people necessarily your friend?
Mrs Millard XX
”I’m afraid I have some bad news”, Mrs Brown said to the children.”your father had an accident”
” What’s the matter?” Rob asked.
” Is it serious?” Will he have to go to hospital?” Pete asked.
” Will he have to have an operation?” Debbie asked.
” Now don’t worry,” Mrs Brown replied.
” It’s not as bad as all that. Someone crashed into his car but he hasn’t broken any bones.”
” That’s a relief!” Rob exclaimed.
” But I bet he’s a bit shaken up,” said Debbie.
” He sounded fine on the phone,” Mrs Brown said”, but the car is badly damaged”.
” A damaged car, ”said Pete,” is better than a damaged Dad!”
Well done Sadia,
Again, good use of inverted commas.
Don’t forget a full stop and capital letter for your second sentence in the first line.
Mrs Millard XX
ok i wont miss.
Good morning Mrs Millard,
Discussion
I would tell an adult and block them because you don’t know if it’s really them and you don’t know them.
English
Task 1
1. “Quick! Pass the ball to me!” shouted Carla. “No one is marking me.”
2. “Can I help you?” asked the policeman. “You look a bit lost young lady.”
3. “Oh no! Don’t let Mr Cockroft take the penalty!” shouted Nick.
4. “I’ll meet you in town.” said Tom. “Just by the cake shop.”
5. “I’ve dropped my wallet.” said Craig. “It must be around here somewhere.”
6. “Look at this picture.” said Mr Pitchford. “It’s magnificent.”
Task 2
“I’m afraid I have some bad news.” Mrs Brown said to the children. “Your father has had an accident.”
“What’s the matter?” asked Rob.
“Is it serious? Will he have to go to hospital?” Pete asked.
“Will he have to have an operation?” Debbie asked.
“Now don’t worry,” Mrs Brown replied. “It’s not as bad as that. “Someone crashed into his car but he hasn’t broken any bones.”
“That’s a relief!” Rob exclaimed.
“But I bet he is a bit shaken up.” said Debbie.
“He sounded fine on the phone,” Mrs Brown said, “but the car is badly damaged.”
“A damaged car,” said Pete, “is better than a damaged Dad!”
Hi Lydia – very thorough as usual!
Good advice for the ICT.
Task one – very accurate use of inverted commas – well done. Very minor point but on the last 3 sentences, you need a comma before ‘said’ and not a full stop (when there is o other punctuation such as a question mark or exclamation mark).
Task Two – again, great use of inverted commas. Just the same suggestion as above.
Mrs Millard XX
Ok. Thank you Mrs Millard x
1.=53°
2.=232°
3.= 141°
4.=278°
5.=81°
6.=144°
7. =254°
8.=41°
9.=93°
10.=67°
11.=104°
12.=61°
Thanks Sadia,
Great work – just double check B3 and C3.
Mrs Millard XX
ok miss the answers are 164 i can’t figure out C3
Well done for correcting B3 Sadia.
C4 – I’m so sorry – you were correct on this one!
Mrs Millard XX
I will ask a member of my family of my family I should tell my address
Thanks Alex.
Would you give them this information?
Mrs Millard XX
“Quick!” “Pass the ball to me!” Shouted Carla. ” No ones marking me.”
” Can I help you?” Asked the policeman. “You look a bit lost young lady.”
” Oh no!” “Don’t let Mr Crockcroft take the penalty!” Shouted Nick.
” I’ll meet you in town,” said Tom.” Just by the cake shop.”
“I’ve dropped my wallet,” said Craig. ” It must be round here somewhere.”
” Look at this picture,” said Mr Pichford.”It’s magnificent!”😍
Hi Dhanshri,
Good use of inverted commas. On the first sentence – do you need extra inverted commas after the word ‘quick’? Same for the 3rd sentence – if the person continues speaking over more than one sentence there is no need for extra inverted commas.
Good use of commas too!
Mrs Millard XX
ICT
You shouldn’t send you friend your details because she might send it to a stranger that you don’t know.
Good advice Dhanshri. Is this person necessarily a friend?
Mrs Millard XX
No but it could be a friend
You just need to be careful – we’ve spoken about not knowing who people are on line!
Mrs Millard XX
English
1.Quick pass the ball to me! shouted Carla. No one is marking her.
2. Can I help you Asked the policeman? You look a bit lost young lady.
3. Oh no Don’t let Mr Cockcroft take the penalty! Shouted Nick.
4.I’ll meet you in town. explained Tom. Just by the cake shop.
5.I’ve dropped my wallet somewere , explained Craig. It must be round here somewhere.
6.Look at this picture, shouted Mr Pitchford. It’s magnificent!
Thanks Alex,
Did you watch the link first? We were looking at inverted commas today and you haven’t included any.
Mrs Millard XX
Maths
A1. 53°
A2. 232°
A3. 141°
A4. 278°
B1. 81°
B2. 144°
B3. 164°
B4. 41°
C1. 96°
C2. 67°
C3. 104°
C4. 61°
Great work Lydia – well done.
Just double check C3 – I think that you missed off the right angle!
Mrs Millard XX
Could I have some help with C3 please because I keep getting the same answer.
63+42+61+90=256
360-256=104
Maths
A1. 53°
A2. 232°
A3. 141°
A4. 278°
B1. 81°
B2. 144°
B3. 164°
B4. 41°
C1. 96°
C2. 67°
C3. 104°
C4. 61°
Maths:
1. 53 degrees
2. 232 degrees
3. 141 degrees
4. 278 degrees
5. 81 degrees
6. 144 degrees
7. 164 degrees
8. 41 degrees
9. 93 degrees
10. 67 degrees
11. 104 degrees
12. 61 degrees
13. x is 139 degrees and y is 98 degrees
14. w is 67degrees . x is 137 degrees. y is 126 degrees. z is 65 degrees
Thanks Dhanshri,
Well done – very accurate.
Just double check C3 – I think that you missed the right angle!
Super work – you are the first person today to look at the extension tasks – gold star! These were all correct.
Mrs Millard XX
Maths
1.the answer is 53
2.the answer is 232
3. the answer is 241
4.the answer is 278
5.the answer is 21
6. the answer is 144
7.the answer is 246
8.the answer is 191
9. the answer is 93
10. the answer is 153
11.the answer is 113
12.the answer is 241
Thanks Alex,
Great effort – there are some mistakes if you get a chance to look at them – A3, B1, B3, B4, C2, C3 and C4.
Mrs Millard XX
English: Task 1
1.”Quick! Pass the ball to me!” Shouted Carla.”No one is marking me.”
2. “Can I help you?” Asked the policeman.”You look a bit lost young lady.”
3.”Oh no! Don’t let Mr Cockcroft take the penalty!” Shouted Nick.
4.” I’ll meet you in town,” said Tom.” Just by the cake shop.”
5.” I’ve dropped my wallet,” said Craig.” It must be round here somewhere.”
6.” Look at this picture,” said Mr Pitchford. “It’s magnificent!”
English: Task 2
“I’m afraid I have some bad news,” Mrs Brown said to the children. “Your father has had an accident.” “What’s the matter?” Rob asked. “Is it serious? Will he have to go to hospital?” Pete asked. “Will he have to have an operation?” Debbie asked. “Now don’t worry,” Mrs Brown replied. “It’s not as bad as all that. Someone crashed into his car but he hasn’t broken any bones. That’s a relief!” Rob exclaimed. “But I bet he’s a bit shaken up,” said Debbie. “He sounded fine on the phone,” Mrs Brown said,”But the car is badly damaged.” “A damaged car,” said Pete, “Is better than a damaged Dad!”
Well done Zain – great use of inverted commas. Just a minor point – on the first 3 sentences, the word used to describe how it’s said (asked,shouted) doesn’t need to be a capital letter.
Mrs Millard XX
Maths:
A1.360-307=53
A2.360-128=232
A3.360-219=141
A4.360-82=278
B1.147+132=279. 360-279=81
B2.114+102=216. 360-216=144
B3.106+90=196. 360-196=164
B4.158+161=319. 360-319=41
C1.63+75+129=267. 360-267=93
C2.51+152+90=293. 360-293=67
C3.42+90+61+63=256. 360-256=104
C4.90+90+119=299. 360-299=61
Hi Zain,
Well done – all correct!!
Mrs Millard XX
Dont give it to them because you can just keep talking on instant messanger
I watched the video over and over again i just dont get the maths
53
232
141
278
81
144
60
41
93
67
104
61