Author: callummcpheely

Spelling

This week in spelling we are focusing on words which follow the double the final letter and add ed spelling rule. For example if we use ship as the root word you would add another p and ed to turn it into shipped.

Please write the root word and then the form with the ‘ed’ suffix added.

Practise writing the words using look, say, cover, write, check. Tick the ones you got correct and have another go at the ones you did not get correct.

Core words

chatted, clapped, fitted, patted, popped, rubbed

Mild words

skipped, pinned, slipped, slapped

Hot words

trapped, tripped, wrapped, permitted

Maths and Numeracy

In maths and numeracy we are continuing our work on measure, focusing on measures of length or distance, weight or capacity. For home learning this week I would like you to write down as many different units of measurement you can remember for distance/length, capacity and weight. You could challenge yourself to also include the abbreviations for the units and sort between imperial and metric.

i.e.

Capacity

litres (l)- metric

pints (pt)- imperial

Challenge task

Choose five of your measurements and write the conversation between metric and imperial.

i.e.

1 pint= 568ml.

Learning Across the Curriculum

In class we have been learning about Islam and creating information presentations to share what we have found.

Please choose another world religion and write five facts you have found about it. You could use the examples below as a starting point.

How many people in the world are followers of the religion?

What are the key beliefs?

What traditions do followers of the religion have?

Spelling

Core words

danced, refused, bounced, decided, damaged, repaired

Mild words

measured, wriggled, wrestled, wrinkled

Hot words

obtained, complained, entertained, exploited

Maths and Numeracy

In maths and numeracy this week we are learning about measure. For home learning this week, please use equipment at home to measure five items in the house. You could measure either their length, weight or capacity. Children should be coming be coming home with a tape measure if they do not have one at home.

Spelling

This week in spelling we are looking at the ‘ies’ ending. The rule is if a word ends in y then you take the y off and add on the ‘ies’ ending. For example:

apply- applies

cry- cries

spy- spies

Core words

lies, relies, tries, hurries, tides, fries

Mild words

denies, carries, worries, replies

Hot words

qualifies, scurries, supplies, bullies

Maths and Numeracy

This week in maths we have been learning about information handling, specifically tally marks, frequency and grouped frequency tables.

For home learning I would like you to choose one of the following questions to answer, conduct a survey and present the data in either a frequency or grouped frequency table. If you would like to challenge yourself, you can also present the data as a chart or a graph.

1. Types of food you can find at home (fruits and vegetables, tins and cans, meat, packets)
2. Times people say the following words in a TV show. (now, hello, surely, exhausted, goodbye, love)
3. How many different genres of Films/TV shows you can find in one day’s TV or on a streaming site.

Learning Across the Cirriculum

This term in science we will be learning about the water cycle, water purification and everybody’s right to access safe drinking water.

Please watch the video below and summarise it in your own words.

Dear Primary Five Families,

Please find attached the termly overview for the third and final term of primary Five. If you have and questions or concerns please feel free to get in touch.

Thanks,

Mr McPheely

Spelling

This week in class we are looking at words which have had the ‘ing’ suffix added. The rule for this week is that you double the final letter then add on the ‘ing’ ending. Please practice the words below by reading the word, saying it out loud then covering it and trying to write it down. If you get it correct move on to the next word, if not try again.

Core words

wetting, stopping, swimming, hopping, dropping, cutting

Mild words

digging, dragging, cutting, getting

Hot words

knitting, shrugging, beginning, slimming

Maths and numeracy

This week in maths and numeracy we are continuing to look and patterns and sequences. Please choose three off the following sequences. Please find the rule and write them down complete with the missing numbers.

3, 6, …………………, 12, …………….., 18, 21, …………, ……………, …………….,

6, 11, 16, 21, ……………….., ……………………., …………………, ………………………,

74, 71, 68, ……………….., 62, …………………., 46, …………………., 40

100, 175, ………………….., ………………………, …………………., ……………………., …………………,

75, 70, 65, ………………, 55, ……………….., 45, 40, ……………….., 30, 25, 20

11.5, 13.5, 15.5, 17.5, ………………., 21.5, ……………….., 25.5, …………………….,

21.5, 24.6, 27.7, 30.8, 33.9, 37, …………….., …………….., ………………., ………………….

Learning Across the Curriculum

In health and wellbeing we will be looking at setting goals. Please click on the link below to access this week’s home learning task based on setting achievable and manageable goals.