27 April 2020: Home learning

Sunday 26 April 2020

Happy Monday, everybody!

As you may know, there have been changes to the home learning (such as the time it is posted and the amount of writing tasks) as we have gone along and this is thanks to your feedback – we greatly appreciate any feedback you may have so please don’t hesitate to let us know!

Moving forward, there will be instances of lessons from BBC bitesize and other similar websites. Also, there will be lessons which simply feature a video of your teacher teaching some of the different home learning subjects, too!

Before we crack on with today’s learning, here are the answers for the learning that took place on Friday.

Y5 Maths

The BBC maths challenge, which was the task for Friday, will contain the answers from Monday and can be found by clicking here.

Y5/6 Geography

The six-figure grid references answers can be found here.

Today’s learning…

Y5 Maths – LO: multiplication and division

Following on from our addition and subtraction learning on Thursday, today’s learning looks at multiplication and division. Click here for today’s task.

Y6 Maths – LO: numbers to 10 million
I hope you found last Friday’s learning ok! We will continue to do one or two every now and again (plus other topics) so let me know your thoughts.
Your learning today is a recap of place value using numbers up to ten million. Click here for the task – you can either print it out or write your answers in your home learning books.
Challenge
Look at Q9. Write your own clues for a number of your choice. Send them in via email and we can challenge the rest of the class!
Y5&6 Reading – LO: explore and evaluate
 
Your task today is simple: read! Download First News and enjoy reading it! Check out Ancient Amphibians on page 8 – it reminds me of our science learning when we discovered that wood frogs freeze their bodies to survive winter!
Your challenge is to email me with a picture of you reading it in the most unusual place or to the most unusual object!
Y5&Y6 Science – LO: I know how shadows are formed.
Today’s science learning recaps some learning that we did in the second half of the autumn term!
Our topic at this point was all about Light, and today’s task focuses on this.
Your task today is to complete the following:
1) Find a shadow in or around your house (one that is already there without you having to move anything) and in your home learning book, draw a diagram of it!
2) Label your diagram (including the object creating the shadow, the light source, shadow…)
3) Make your own shadow! You will need an opaque object and a light source!
4) Write an explanation as to how shadows are formed using as many of the following words as you can:
opaque
light
shadow
light ray
straight
block
Challenge:
Email me a picture of the shadow you’ve made whilst explaining what happens to it when you move the object closer/further away to the light source.
Good luck!
Remember, if you have any questions, please email me and I will be more than happy to help.
oliwain@spherefederation.org
Moortown Primary School, Leeds
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