• Here is your homework for this week. We will set it on a Friday and it is due in by the following Friday.
• You will have an english task and a maths task to complete.
• Download the sheets below to complete. You can complete your homework on paper or by printing the sheets and writing on them.
• Submit your work on Seesaw, using the Seesaw code that is stuck into your Reading Records.
• You can also bring your completed homework into school to show your teacher.

Spellings:

baby, babies, patch, patches, worry, worries, city, cities, potato, potatoes, radio, radios

English:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zwwp8mn/articles/zp937p3

Maths:

Your maths homework this week consolidates our work in class before half term on interpreting line graphs. Choose the appropriate challenge level for you and do not forget to self-mark your answers. For those of you who have completed the trickiest questions and would like an additional challenge have a look at the extension activity.

Hello Year 5!

• Here is your homework for this week. We will set it on a Friday and it is due in by the following Friday.
• You will have a reading comprehension task and a maths task to complete.
• Download the sheets below to complete. You can complete your homework on paper or by printing the sheets and writing on them.
• Submit your work on Seesaw, using the Seesaw code that is stuck into your Reading Records.
• You can also bring your completed homework into school to show your teacher.

Spellings

science	scene	scent	ascend	ascent	descend
descent	discipline	crescent	fascinate	achieve	aggressive

Reading Homework

Maths Homework

Your maths homework involves using formal method for addition and subtraction. Remember to carefully line up your digits correctly to take account of place value.

There is also an extra application set of questions for all challenge levels to have a go at applying your understanding.