Science homework

Find five examples of friction in everyday life.

British Museum

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Literacy Homework.

Choose a Greek myth that you have read at school or research and read a different one. Re-write the myth in 150 words. Remember to include the features of Greek myths, such as descriptions of the hero or heroine, gods or godesses and any mythical beasts, an explanation of the magical gift or weapon and how it was used to overcome a problem, conflict between the characters and a resolution to the problem.

Spellings!

Science Homework

Year 5      What is Gravity?

Science Homework

1.    What happens when you jump into the air?

Why does this happen?

                 2.What would happen if you jumped into the air on the moon?

3.    Would a golfer be able to hit a golf ball further, or not as far, on the moon? Why?

4.    Walking on the moon is different to walking on earth. This is because the force of gravity is not as strong and so does not pull down on your mass as strongly. Write a short description of what you think it would be like to walk on the moon.

5.    When astronauts carry out repairs on the space station, they have to be very tightly secured. Why do they have to be so tightly secured to the space station?

 

Literacy homework

Can you insert colon and semi-colons into these sentences where you see fit:

1.     Mr Daly had a clear set of demands a giant super-computer, a brand new Ferrari and sack of gold coins.

2.     Mr Scarborough’s intentions were clear no one would be going anywhere.

3.     Mr Baker demanded ‘Why are you here?’

4.     Sir Alex Ferguson announced his best squad Rooney, Berbatov, Jukes, Baker, Scarborough and Daly.

5.     Miss Jukes’ words were powerful the message unforgettable.

     6. Plenty of girls had signed up for the team Miss Jukes wanted to be one of them.

7. Mr Daly won the ball in the penalty area he turned quickly, almost losing control he shot and scored.

8.Mrs Flower’s briefcase contained a letter to her MP an empty box of Thornton’s chocolates three poems about her holiday and a study of Macbeth.

Magnificent metaphors and sensational similes!

We took our learning outside today and used the field as inspiration for some poetic writing. The children also developed their ICT skills by annotating their own photos using a program on the Ipads. Here are some examples: