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Week beginning 8.2.21

REMOTE LEARNING TIMETABLE

 

When you have finished your task for each lesson, mark it if you can using the answer sheets. Then send in a photo of your work to yr5@henleygreen.coventry.sch.uk. Your teachers will be available to mark your work between 8.30am and 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. 

Star work will earn Dojos - track your progress below!

MONDAY
MATHS
READING
ENGLISH
  • VIDEO-ENGLISH-DAY 1 VIDEO-English-Day1-Describe the first three stages of the chocolate making process
TOPIC
TUESDAY

Today is Safer Internet Day. Our theme as a school is: I know what to do if I see or hear something online which I am worried about. 

 

MATHS
READING
ENGLISH
  • VIDEO-English -Day 2 ViDEO-English-Day 2-Write about the last three stages of the chocolate making process

INTERNET SAFETY

 

Click the Loom link below for our e-safety lesson and activity. Thank you to Miss Berry in Year 6 for teaching this!

Let us know how you got on by emailing yr5@henleygreen.coventry.sch.uk.

PE
Find out what Mr Blakeman's home PE challenge is this week:
WEDNESDAY
MATHS
READING
Answer the comprehension questions. Wait until you have marked them - in tomorrow's lesson - before sending them in.
ENGLISH
WELLBEING WEDNESDAY
Every Wednesday is Wellbeing Wednesday at Henley Green! It is important to take some time out from our busy lives and refocus. We hope today's wildlife activity will help you do this. Challenge: why not try these poses outside (in a garden, or as part of your daily exercise)? We would love to see your pictures!
PSHE
THURSDAY
MATHS
READING
ENGLISH
SCIENCE
Does salt disappear in water and can you get it back again?
This is saltwater. The salt has dissolved in the hot water at 30 degrees Celsius.
The saltwater is boiled at a high temperature. Look at the water bubbling and evaporating. This means that the water is ‘disappearing’. Can you see what is happening to the salt? It is crystallising.
This is the end of the evaporation process. The water has evaporated in the heat leaving the salt crystals in the pan. 
Saltwater can go through the evaporation process. This means that the water will evaporate leaving salt crystals. This can happen at room temperature but it can happen quicker under intense heat.
SPELLINGS TO LEARN OVER HALF TERM
FRIDAY
Happy half term, Year 5! Enjoy your well-deserved break. We can't wait to be back learning with you on Monday 22nd February.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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