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Southborough Church of England Primary School

Year 5 Home Learning

Thursday 9th July – Tuesday 14th July 
End of Year Reflection 

Looking Back and Looking Forward 

As we come to the end of Year 5, it's a great time to celebrate everything you have achieved and think about the exciting journey into Year 6. 

 

This task is split into 'key challenges', so everyone can choose at least one part to work on. You can pick the keys that feel right for you. Most children will try to complete all of the keys, but you can challenge yourself by choosing the ones that make you think harder and help you learn more about the topic. Be curious and do your best! 

 

KEY 1  My Year 5 Memories 

Complete the sentences. 

My favourite lesson this year was... 

I am most proud of... 

I learned how to... 

A challenge I overcame was... 

One thing that made me smile was... 

My Year 6 Goals 

 

KEY 2 Write a letter to your future self for the beginning of Year 6. 

Include: 

What you are proud of from Year 5. 

Three goals for Year 6. 

One piece of advice for yourself. 

Something you are looking forward to. 

 

KEY 3 My Journey Through Year 5 

Create a poster, comic strip, scrapbook page or timeline showing your Year 5 journey. 

Include: 

Highlights from the year. 

New skills you have learned. 

Challenges you have overcome. 

A memorable moment. 

Your hopes for Year 6. 

Add captions explaining why each moment was important. 

 

KEY 4 Interview a family member about what they remember from their final year of primary school or their move to a new year group. 

Ask questions such as: 

What were you excited about? 

What were you nervous about? 

What advice would you give someone moving into Year 6? 

Write a short summary comparing their experiences with your own thoughts. 

  

Spelling

 

Mrs Townshend Group

Mr Borland’s Group - Teal

Mrs McGinley & Mrs Nash’s Group

sciences 

ascend 

ascending 

ascended 

televise 

television 

televisions

decide

decision 

decisions 

ambitious 

cautious 

nutritious 

fictitious 

infectious 

superstitious 

conscientious 

scrumptious 

pretentious 

bumptious 

ambitious 

cautious 

nutritious 

fictitious 

infectious 

superstitious 

conscientious 

scrumptious 

pretentious 

bumptious

   

 

Below are the Year 5 & 6 spelling words that children in England are expected to be able to spell by the end of Year 6 and should be using in their writing throughout Year 5 & 6. How many can you spell? 

The link below will take you to the spelling scheme we are working from in school.

https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/english/primary-spelling/

 

This document contains spelling strategies that are used in class, and can be used at home to aid learning new words:

Southborough's Spelling Strategies

Reading

Please ensure you hear your child read regularly and record on Boom Reader using the parent app on your tablet/mobile no more than once a week:

boomreader.co.uk/parents

 

Children should bring their Accelerated Reading book to and from school each day. When they have finished reading their current book, children are asked to complete a quiz before choosing the next one:

https://global-zone61.renaissance-go.com/welcomeportal/6704864

 

Please note: pupil login details have changed slightly due to an upgrade that has taken place on the Accelerated Reader platform. Pupil login details (user name and password) should now be enter in all lower case (no capital letters at all). These login details are used each time your child quizzes a school reading book which carries an accelerated reading quiz code.

 

Some helpful questions to ask the children and check their understanding as they read have been pasted below. 

Times Table Rockstars!

Weekly practise of multiplication tables is vital in supporting mathematical development. Below is a chart of the 36 essential facts to learn. This is especially helpful for children who are almost fluent.

 

 

To keep practising the multiplication skills taught in class, and challenging yourself to keep the ones you already know fresh, don’t forget to log into your Times Tables Rockstars account.

You should be practising for at least 30 minutes a week.

 

We have a TT Rock Star of the week. Look out to see who the first one is!

https://play.ttrockstars.com/

 

Rapid recall of multiplication is essential for success in maths and Times Tables Rockstars gives you self-confidence, recognition and motivation to improve.

 

Challenge yourself to beat your score, build your knowledge and watch your confidence sore, as you become a Rockstar!

 

Please ask your class teacher if you need replacement log in details.

 

World Book Day BINGO Challenge

 

Please see QR code below to complete a book review:

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