Last week we learnt about animals and how they adapt through out their life. So far we have learnt that a plant makes its on food from the sun and water so it is called a producer. We also learnt about food chains. For example: leaves, catterpiller, robin, eagle.
Did you know that the camels hump stores fat not water?
Did you know that a cactus uses its spikes for protecting its self?
Did you know that a cactus can go for out weeks without water?
By Visha and Kyra
I am so sorry, but I didn’t give out homework on Friday!
Over the weekend remember to learn your spellings and times tables. I will give the homework out on Monday.
Mrs Harrison
In maths we were finding out about sales in shops and some people were finding their own percentages.
I think I am making good progress in my percentages work.
written by Liam
A very big well done goes to all of the Year 5 children who competed in the Sports hall Athletics today.
We think that you were fantastic and brilliant sports!
Mrs Harrison
Well done to Spitfire Maths Group today, I was very proud of your hard work!
We now know how to work out percentages of amounts.
Who will be on our Wall of Fame on Wednesday?
Mrs Harrison
Hi guys,
I have not been in school today because I have been poorly. I really hope to be back on Monday.
From what I have heard, you have had a great day in your pyjamas and have enjoyed a cake sale!
I have deleted some of the entries from our blog because we need to remember that it is a learning blog. It is here so that we can talk about our learning and some of the comments were not about the things that you are doing at school.
I would love to see some comments about your Children in Need day or the Year 5 Athletics on Monday!
Mrs Harrison
I was on a course today and I have really missed being at school!
Tomorrow, I hope that my English group can tell me all about making ink and that my maths group can show me how to order fractions.
I wonder how much information my class will be able to tell me about Tudor Explorers…
Tomorrow is Children in Need Day – Do you think that our uniform might look different for the day?
Written by Mrs A Harrison
In our Key Skills lesson today, we have been writing instructions for how to make a Tudor Quill.
We will post a photo of some of our work later!
Written by Spitfire English Group
I am very excited to see that we have had lots of people looking at our blog today!
Tomorrow we have English first, Maths second, and P.E and PSHE in the afternoon.
Remember your P.E kit!
Why don’t you comment on our blog?
Written by Mrs Harrison
This afternoon we have been learning about Tudor Houses.
Did you know that Tudor Houses are easy to recognise because of the black and white effect?
Also, the beams are uneven because all of the wood was cut by hand, not by a machine.
Gruesome fact – Tudor Houses were made from Wattle and Daub (Daub was made out of clay, sand and dung!!).
Written by Spitfire Class
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