Welcome to Year 5 Mrs Willatts Year 5

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Welcome to Year 5 Mrs Willatts

Welcome to Year 5 Mrs Willatts

Year 5: • Independence • Resilience • Persistence • Responsibility

Year 5: • Independence • Resilience • Persistence • Responsibility

Main Topics: Term 1: What Makes Scotland Scottish? Term 2: Home and Away Terms

Main Topics: Term 1: What Makes Scotland Scottish? Term 2: Home and Away Terms 3 and 4: Invasion! Term 5: What do we know about the Ancient Egypt Term 6: Water, water, everywhere!

Y 5 Curriculum: Maths • Written and mental methods. • Problem solving and mathematical

Y 5 Curriculum: Maths • Written and mental methods. • Problem solving and mathematical reasoning. • Place value to 1, 000 and using the 4 operations on increasingly large numbers. • Learning to count forwards and backwards through 0, including negative numbers. • Square and cube numbers. • Reading and writing decimal numbers as fractions. • Identifying equivalent fractions. • Converting between metric and imperial measurements as well as between units of time.

Y 5 Curriculum: English • Studying a wide range of texts: fiction, poetry, plays

Y 5 Curriculum: English • Studying a wide range of texts: fiction, poetry, plays and non-fiction. • Providing reasoned justifications for their opinions. • Independently reviewing, editing and improving their work using a range of strategies. • Summarising the main ideas from larger quantities of text and being able to retrieve, record and present information from nonfiction texts. • Selecting appropriate grammar and vocabulary, understanding how this can change and enhance the meaning of their compositions.

Timetable • Miss Townsend will teach Art and Design and Maths on Tuesday mornings.

Timetable • Miss Townsend will teach Art and Design and Maths on Tuesday mornings. • Dr Johnson will be teaching Spanish on Wednesdays. In terms 3 and 5 he will also teach Philosophy. • PE will be on Thursdays and Fridays for term 1 and 2. Swimming is on Fridays in terms 1 and 2. • Children will be able to change their library books daily during morning or afternoon registration. • Homework is set on Fridays and due the following Friday. Spelling tests will be on a Friday.

How you can help at home: • Children are expected to read daily either

How you can help at home: • Children are expected to read daily either independently or to an adult. • Help with rote learning such as spellings and number facts. • Support regular homework.

Kilve Court

Kilve Court

If you have any questions, please feel free to come and speak to me

If you have any questions, please feel free to come and speak to me now or arrange an appointment for another time. I am available before school and after school – please don’t leave little problems until they have become a big issue!