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Hi Year 5! We hope you are all well and keeping safe. We miss you so much and we understand that it is a difficult time. We can't wait to see you soon. Here is some work to keep you busy at home. Lots of love and cuddles,

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Have a go at following these Easter recipes. Make sure you tweet your photos @WyvilPrimary

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Get the whole family involved in our fun Easter projects over the holidays. Kids will love these iced biscuits, brownies, bunny cupcakes and seasonal bakes.

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Have a go at these PE skills everyday during Easter. Let us know how many you can complete in 60 seconds! Tweet @WyvilPrimary

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Follow the instructions on the first page to create your own Easter Bunny at home! Make sure you take a photo at tweet it to @WyvilPrimary

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1. Home workout
2. Grammar lesson
3. Art
4. CGP Grammar Book

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day. Miss Aziz will be doing it too!

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Watch this video to learn more about ellipsis and how we use them in our speech and writing.

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Ellipsis | English - Grammar for 11-14-year-olds

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After watching the video, have a go at this worksheet. If you can't print, don't worry! Write in your orange book.

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Look through the presentation about Peter Thorpe. Using the resources you have at home, try to create a picture illustrating Space. Use the techniques he uses to help capture the image.

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KS2 CGP Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar

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KS2 CGP Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar

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Please complete 3 pages of you CGP book that was handed out with your pack.

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1. Home work out
2. Spelling
3. Maths improper fractions to mixed fractions
4.  CGP Grammar book

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Write out the first five spellings along side the definition of the word. Use the dictionary or internet to help you.

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Todays maths we will be looking at the difference between a proper fraction and improper fraction. We will also be looking at how to covert improper fractions to mixed numbers. Make sure you watch the following videos to understand how to complete the worksheet.

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What is the difference between proper fractions and improper fractions. 

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What is the difference between proper fractions and improper fractions. 

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Proper fractions are when the numerator is smaller than the denominator. These are the types of fractions you are used to.

Improper fractions means the denominator is smaller than the numerator. In order to fix that we change the fraction into a mixed number.

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How to convert improper fractions into mixed numbers. 

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How to convert improper fractions into mixed numbers. 

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Watch the video to find out how to convert improper fractions into mixed numbers!

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Another example of converting improper fractions into mixed numbers. 

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Another example of converting improper fractions into mixed numbers. 

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A unit fraction has 1 as the numerator. A mixed fraction is a whole number and a fraction together. Find out more in this Bitesize Primary KS2 Maths guide.

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Improper fractions to mixed numbers worksheet.

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Improper fractions to mixed numbers worksheet.

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Work through the first two pages of this sheet. Remember if you can't print anything don't worry write the answers and your working out in your orange book.

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Please complete the next 3 pages of your book.

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1. Home workout
2. Listen to the book "One Giant Leap"
3. Learn about Neil Armstrong
4. Plan your own biography on Neil Armstrong
5. Times Table challenge

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Have a listen to this story based on Neil Armstrong.

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The focus of this terms learning is focused on Earth and Space. We will be learning specifically about Neil Armstrong and how important he is to the world of Science and Space.

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Neil Armstrong Story for Kids | Bedtime History

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Read through this Neil Armstrong biography. Underline or highlight any key information.

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Planning Sheet and Write your own Biography.

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Planning Sheet and Write your own Biography.

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Use the planning sheet to pick out all key information from the previous sheet as well as any YouTube videos you have watched about Neil Armstrong.  Once you have finished, write up a Neil Armstrong biography in your own words using your planning sheet to assist you. Remember to use a title and subheadings, as well as all the features mentioned on the planning sheet.

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Timestable challenge. If you can't print , don't worry! Write the answers in your orange books!

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1. Home workout
2. Hinduism lesson
3. Adding fractions with the same denominator
4. Subtracting fractions with the same denominator

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Have a look at this website. Watch the videos and refresh your knowledge on Hinduism.

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Hinduism - KS2 Religious Education - BBC Bitesize

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KS2 Religious Education Hinduism learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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Have a look through this presentation and Hinduism and try to answer the questions on the final slide. Use the information to help you as well as the video from the previous post.

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Adding fractions with the same denominator method

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Adding fractions with the same denominator method

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Adding fractions with the same denominators.

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Adding fractions with the same denominators.

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Subtracting fractions with same denominator method  

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Subtracting fractions with same denominator method  

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Here is a worksheet for adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator. Remember the denominator will remain the same so don’t change it. Only add or subtract the numerator depending on the type of sum.

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1. Home workout
2. P4C
3. Adding fractions with different denominators
4. Spanish (5A you have already done the worksheet so just revise the vocabulary by looking at the PowerPoint. 5XD please complete all of it.)
5. Dance workout

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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P4C - Listen to the story         " The Way Back Home"

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P4C - Listen to the story         " The Way Back Home"

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While you are listening to the story think of any concepts of themes you can think of that relate to the story. For example bravery and mystery. Write a list and see how many you can come up with.

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Use this template to make a poster about bravery.

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Adding fractions with different denominators method

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Adding fractions with different denominators method

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Adding fractions with different denominators worksheet

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Adding fractions with different denominators worksheet

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Use the method from the previous post to help you work out the following sums.

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Revise the vocabulary relating to items in your bag and pencil case.

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Work through this sheet and refer back to the PowerPoint to help you.

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Well Done for completing week 1's work! Get all your family involved and unwind into the weekend by dancing!

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Power by Little Mix | Live Love Party™ x Under Armour | Zumba® | Dance Fitness

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We hope you have a lovely weekend and stay safe.

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1. Home workout
2. Mental Maths
3. Grammar - fronted adverbials
4. Grammar- Connectives
5. Maths revision- just watch the videos.
6. Music Monday

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Practice your times tables to get your brains ready for the day!

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We have done a lot of work on fronted adverbials this year. I am always reminding you use them in your writing. However, to prepare for the report I want you to write on Tuesday I want you to revise your knowledge on fronted adverbials. Go through the PowerPoint then complete the worksheet.

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Read through this PowerPoint to remind yourself what a connective is and where in a sentence we would use it. Once you have finished the PowerPoint complete the worksheet on the next post.

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Maths- Fractions revision from last week

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Maths- Fractions revision from last week

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Last week we looked at the difference between proper and improper fractions and how to convert improper fractions into mixed numbers. Watch this video to refresh your mind on how we convert improper fractions into mixed numbers

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1. Home workout
2. Mental Maths
3. Space and Earth research
4. Multiply whole numbers by proper fractions.

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Complete this test by printing it off or writing the answers in your orange book.

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Plan and research a report on Space and Earth

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Plan and research a report on Space and Earth

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Using the internet or any books that you may have at home, I would like you to research the following paragraphs:

In total there should be 5 paragraphs including an introduction paragraph.
1. Introduction
2. Planet Earth
3. Our Solar System
4. Stars in Space
5. Humans in Space

You will be writing the actual report on Wednesday and Thursday.
You only need to write in bullet points on this planning sheet.

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Top 10 facts

1. Everything in the Solar System revolves around the Sun. The Sun is a star - a massive ball of hot gas that gives off light and heat.

2. There are eight planets that orbit around the Sun.

3. The closest planet to the Sun is Mercury, and the farthest away is Neptune.

4. The biggest planet is Jupiter, and the smallest planet is Mercury.

5. The Earth is the only planet that we know has creatures living on it.

6. The Earth rotates as it orbits the Sun. It takes one day to complete a rotation.

7. It takes 365 days for the Earth to complete one circuit around the Sun. We call this a year.

8. The Sun is just one of hundreds of billions of stars in the galaxy that we live in, which is called the Milky Way. The whole Universe has at least 100 billion galaxies in it.

9. You are held onto the surface of the Earth by a force called gravity. This is the same force that keeps the Earth and the other planets orbiting around the Sun.

10. Not everything in the Solar system orbits directly around the Sun. The Moon orbits around the Earth.

Did you know?

The Sun is 93 million miles from the Earth. The light from the Sun only takes 8 minutes to travel to the Earth, but it would take Usain Bolt - the fastest man on Earth - 450 years to run from the Sun to the Earth.

The Earth travels around the Sun in a loop that is shaped a bit like an oval. We call this the Earth's orbit.

The Earth is always spinning around - sometimes from where you stand on the Earth you can see the Sun (this is the daytime) and sometimes the part of the Earth where you are is facing away from the Sun so it is dark (this is the nightime). It takes 24 hours for the Earth to spin all the way around, and we call this a day. Find out more about night and day.

There are eight planets that orbit around the Sun. In order, going from the closest planet to the Sun, to the one that is farthest away, they are: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

All of the planets and the Sun are round, like balls.

There is a lot of difference between the planets. Some planets like Earth are made of rock, and some like Jupiter are made of gas. The hottest planet is Venus where the average temperature is 460°C, and the coldest is Uranus, which is -220°C.

Mars is sometimes the called 'the red planet' because the rocks that it is made from are red. It is the closest planet to Earth, and is slightly smaller than Earth.

The biggest planet is Jupiter. Jupiter is made of gas and is so big that you could fit 1,321 planets the size of Earth inside it. There is even a storm on Jupiter that is bigger than Earth - this storm has been blowing for hundreds of years and is called the 'Great Red Spot'.

Saturn is famous for having rings of small pieces of ice and dust around it. Like Jupiter, it is made of gas and is much bigger than Earth.

The Moon is a ball of rock that orbits around the Earth, in the same way that the Earth orbits around the Sun. It is much smaller than the Earth and takes 28 days to complete one orbit. The Moon is 239,000 miles away and is the only place in the Solar System that man has travelled to apart from Earth. Find out more about human space exploration.

Other planets have moons too. Jupiter has at least 66 of them!

Look through the gallery below and see if you can spot all of the following:

The planets which make up our Solar System

The Earth, seen from space

Mars

A Mars rover

The surface of Mars seen from the NASA rover 'Curiosity'

Jupiter

The Milky Way

The Solar System

Venus

An illustration of the planets in order

The Sun

Gallery

About

It takes just over 365 days for the Earth to travel all the way around the Sun. We call the length of time it takes to go around the Sun a year, but to make life easier, most years have 365 days and every 4th year has 366 days. We call a year with 366 days a leap year. The extra day is February 29th. 2012 was a leap year, and 2016 and 2020 will be leap years.

The same force that holds you on the surface of the Earth so that you don't float away when you jump, is what keeps the Moon revolving around the Earth and the Earth revolving around the Sun. This force is called gravity and the first man to discover that it existed was Sir Isaac Newton in the 17th century.

Earth is the only planet on which we know that there have been plants and animals living. On some planets there is no air to breathe and on others it is either too hot or too cold. Some scientists think that creatures may have lived on Mars millions of years ago, when Mars was warmer and had more air - they try to find evidence to show this is true.

Until 2006, people thought that there were nine planets in the Solar System. The ninth planet was Pluto and it is even further away from the Sun than Neptune. Astronomers decided that Pluto was too small to be called a planet, so now there are only eight planets.

The Sun is a star, a huge ball of very hot gas. The temperature of the Sun is around 5,500°C - it's so hot that you can feel the heat from it on Earth, millions of miles away, and see by the light that it gives out. The Sun is about 4.5 billion years old and will last until it is about 10 billion years old.

There are more than 100 billion stars in the Milky Way and there are many different types of star. Our Sun is of a type called a "yellow dwarf". Scientists group stars together by how big they are and how bright they are. Some examples are red dwarfs and supergiants. A red dwarf is a star about half the size of the Sun and a lot less bright than the Sun. A supergiant star is about 70 times as big as the Sun and can be 100,000 times as bright.

The nearest star to the Earth after the Sun is Proxima Centuri. It is red dwarf that is smaller and colder than our Sun and gives off a lot less light. Even though it is the closest star outside the Solar System, the light from it is too faint to see except with a telescope. Proxima Centuri is 24 trillion miles from Earth and light from it takes four years and three months to reach Earth.

The planets

Mercury - this is the closest planet to the Sun. It is the smallest planet and is made of rock. It is so close to the Sun that it only takes 88 days for it to complete its orbit and is much hotter than Earth.

Venus - Venus is the next planet from the Sun after Mercury. It is also made of rock. Like Earth, Venus has an atmosphere (air) around it, but it is a lot thicker than Earth's and Venus is permanently covered in clouds. Venus is the hottest planet and has an average temperature of 460°C. It is about the same size as Earth. It takes 225 days to travel around the Sun.

Earth - This is where we live! Earth is made of rock and is the only planet where water is liquid. The other planets are either too hot or too cold. Earth takes 365 days to travel around the Sun.

Mars - Mars is a little smaller than Earth, but a lot further out. It used to have an atmosphere like Earth and Venus, but it doesn't have very much anymore. Mars is reddish in colour and is sometimes called 'The Red Planet'. Mars takes 687 days to complete its orbit pf the Sun and the average temperature is -63°C.

Jupiter - Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar System. You could fit 1,321 Earths inside Jupiter. It is made of gas and is one of the four 'gas giants'. Jupiter has 66 moons; one of them, Ganymede, is bigger than Mercury. Jupiter is five times as far from the Sun as the Earth is and takes almost 12 years to travel around the Sun.

Saturn - Saturn is famous for its rings. The rings were first observed (with a telescope) in 1610 by Galileo and are made up of huge numbers of small lumps of ice and dust (mostly ice). The pieces in the rings may be as small as a millimetre or as large as a few metres across. Saturn is the second largest planet in the Solar System and is another one of the 'gas giants' like Jupiter. It takes 29.5 years to travel around the Sun.

Uranus - Uranus is another of the 'gas giants'. You could fit 63 planets the size of Earth inside Uranus. Uranus takes 84 years to orbit the Sun and is the coldest planet, with an average temperature of -220°C.

Neptune - Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun. It is 30 times as far from the sun as Earth and takes 165 years to travel around the Sun. Neptune is the last of the four 'gas giants' and is 58 times the volume of Earth.

Words to know:

Asteroid - Asteroids are bodies of rock and ice in space. Millions of asteroids orbit the Sun -most between Mars and Jupiter. They vary in size between 1 metre across and 600 miles across.
Atmosphere - the layer of gas around a planet
Comet - a comet is a body of ice, dust and bits of rock that passes through space leaving a tail of ice and dust behind it. A comet may be up to 25 miles across.
Day - the length of time it takes the Earth to spin all the way around so that you get a night and a day - 24 hours
Galaxy - a large group of stars, all orbiting a central point.
Gravity - the force that attracts a moon to a planet, or a planet to a star
Light Year - the distance that light travels in one year. 5.9 trillion miles
Meteor - a small piece of debris in space, up to the size of a boulder
Milky Way - the galaxy that we live in
Moon - A moon is a smaller object orbiting a planet. Some planets have many moons. Earth has just one, called The Moon.
Orbit - the path that a planet takes around the Sun, or that a moon takes around a planet
Planet - a large body of either rock or gas that follows a consistent orbit around a star
Shooting star - This isn't really a star! A shooting star is a meteor that is passing through the Earth's atmosphere and has got so hot that it glows in the night sky.
Solar System - the Sun and the collection of stars
Star - A star is a huge ball of very hot gases, that gives off lots of light and heat. Some stars have planets orbiting around them, but not all do.
Sun - the star in our Solar System
Universe - The Universe is everything that exists: all the galaxies, all the stars, all the planets and everything in between
Year - the length of time it takes the Earth to travel around the Sun, 365 days

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Look through this website to help you write your plan. Feel free to use any other websites you find that are related to Earth and Space.

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Earth and space - KS2 Science - BBC Bitesize

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KS2 Science Earth and space learning resources for adults, children, parents and teachers.

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Maths Fractions- Multiply proper fractions by whole numbers method

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Maths Fractions- Multiply proper fractions by whole numbers method

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Watch my method to help you understand the process!

Things to remember:

When multiplying a fraction by a whole number, we just multiply the top.

To multiply a mixed number we multiply the whole number and then the fraction, then put them together.

We will start by looking at multiplying whole numbers and proper fractions, which are just fractions where the top is smaller than the bottom.

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Multiply proper fractions by whole numbers poster

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Multiply proper fractions by whole numbers poster

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Multiply proper fractions by whole numbers worksheet

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1. Home workout
2. Spelling & dictionary work
3. Science - Solar System
4. Write a report on Space and Earth (first 3 paragraphs)

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Write out the nexy five spellings along side the definition of the word. Use the dictionary or internet to help you.

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Solar system facts

The Sun is a star.

The Earth is one of eight planets that travel around the Sun.

The planets are called Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

The solar system is also home to lots of asteroids, moons, and dwarf planets such as Pluto.

Watch the video to learn more!

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What is the solar system? Find out about the solar system and learn the order of the planets with a song in a Bitesize KS2 Science Explainer.

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Lets see how much you can remember! Use the previous post to help you fill this sheet out. Get someone at home to test you to make sure you have learnt all the planets off by heart!

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Read through these fact cards and get someone at home to test you. What is your favourite planet?
Can you remember any facts about your favourite planet?

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Answer the questions on sheet 1

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English Write a non-chronological report on Space and Earth

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English Write a non-chronological report on Space and Earth

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Write your report in your orange books.
Remember to write the date and title: A report on Space and Earth.
In total there should be 5 paragraphs including an introduction paragraph.
1. Introduction
2. Planet Earth
3. Our Solar System
4. Stars in Space
5. Humans in Space
ONLY WRITE THE FIRST 3 PARAGRAPHS TODAY!

USE SUB-HEADINGS!

Use your plan from Tuesday to help you.

Success Criteria:

An eye-catching heading in a large font.

An introductory paragraph.

Text split up into paragraphs and each paragraph on a different aspect of the subject.

Sub-headings for each paragraph.

Usually written in present tense.

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1. Home workout
3. Maths
4. English finish the report (two paragraphs)
5. Design your own planet

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Maths- Subtracting fractions with different denominators

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Maths- Subtracting fractions with different denominators

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Examples of how to subtract fractions with different denominators

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Examples of how to subtract fractions with different denominators

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Please complete the worksheets on Page 1 and Page 3

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English- Finish your non-chronological report on Earth and Space

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English- Finish your non-chronological report on Earth and Space

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In total there should be 5 paragraphs including an introduction paragraph.
1. Introduction
2. Planet Earth
3. Our Solar System
4. Stars in Space
5. Humans in Space

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Think about what you learnt yesterday and refer back to the PowerPoint relating to planets to help you come up with your own!

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1. Home workout
2. ICT
3. Cooking
4. Find it out Friday- Science
5. Dance workout

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Follow the link onto busy things and spend a bit of time working through the activities of your choice.

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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It has been a while since we have had a Spanish lesson, so I would like you to try cooking your very own Spanish Omelette. Only make this if you already have the ingredients and it fits your dietary requirements.  I would love to see a picture of your omelette if you make it, so make sure you send it in to Wyvil Twitter.

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Fluffy vegetarian tortilla is a great meal to make with older children- this one's filled with peppers and potatoes, from BBC Good Food.

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Get all your family involved and start to wind down for the weekend.

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Senorita by Shawn Mendes x Camila Cabello | Live Love Party™ | Zumba® | Dance Fitness

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A lot the fraction work covered in the last two weeks have been quite difficult so watch these videos to help you! Message me on Parents Mail for more help, I have created lots more videos to help you at home!

Miss Aziz

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Hello my lovely Year 5!
Quick message to all of you and your parents! Please don’t stress if you are finding any of the work too hard or too much. Please try and do as much as you can. Anything you don’t do we can cover when we are back together. Please email me anytime for help and I am more than happy to send you videos explaining anything you need! Miss you all. Stay safe
Love Miss Aziz xx

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1. Home workout
2. Mental Maths
3. English
4. RE
5. Musical Monday

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Morning workout to get you ready for the day.

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.

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Please check the Wyvil Twitter

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If you can't print the test, don't worry! Write the answers down in your orange books.

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This week, we will be writing our own newspaper article. Today I would like you to read through the following articles and highlight any key features you notice. For example: A title, subheading etc.
Make sure you check any new words using a dictionary.

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Since we are in the month of Ramadan and I know a lot of you will be celebrating this month. I thought It would be nice for us all to understand what Ramadan is and why it is so important to Muslims.

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Learn all about the holy Islamic festival of Ramadan with fun interactive videos, activities, downloads, quizzes and revision guides for KS2 school children.