Class 10

Remote Learning Timetable

Learning timetable:

Morning - Assembly Mrs Dellar (Tues and Thurs) or Joe Wicks (Mon, Weds and Fri)

9am - English 

9:30am - Google Live meet for English if needed

10:15am - Maths Google Live for all

12:00pm - Guided Reading

1:45pm - Project, RE or French

1:45pm - Google Meet Live

Please ensure you ask if you need help and the teacher can either message you or go online to help you. 

Keep working hard and remember to submit your work each day or email your work to Y5@woodlands.academy

Happy New Year 2021 Class 10!

I hope you had a great Christmas and New Year. Well a new year, but back to remote learning for most of you. Our Google Classroom sessions will continue and we will be live for two sessions every day. Please ensure you join each of the live sessions. 

Our timetable every day will be:

9am Project work will be on the Classwork feed ready for you to start.

10.15am LIVE Google Classroom session for Maths.

11.30am English work will be on the Classwork feed. 

1.45pm LIVE Google Classroom session to review what we have done. 

2pm Guided reading work will be on the Classwork feed. 

On Monday, Wednesday and Friday we will also put on the the Joe Wicks link to his PE session. 

If you are in school or at home you will all follow the same work. If you have any problems then contact us by email Y5@woodlands.academy or through the Classroom stream. 

Thanks and stay safe.

Mrs Radi and Mrs Kirk

Woodlands' History Day 2

We returned to school and jumped straight into day 2 of the Woodlands' History Event.The children dressed up as 1940's children and had a day designing and making strong Anderson Shelters. We had a World War 2 quiz and the children made flags and bunting to celebrate Victory in Europe Day (VE Day).   

Tuesday and Wednesday 1st-2nd December - Woodlands History Event

Hi Class 10.

On Tuesday 1st December and Wednesday 2nd December (when we return to school) school is a holding a History Event. We will be joining the rest of the children and enjoying some great activities on Tuesday but will return to school on the Wednesday. As part of the event, children are invited to dress up as a 1940's child just like in our project launch, for both days. 

The letter regarding this is in the "Letters" section of the website for more information. 

There is also a letter there regarding Christmas arrangements. 

Thanks

Mrs Radi and Mrs Kirk. 

Remote Learning For Class 10 from 18th Nov

Hi Class 10. It's been lovely to see so many children on our Google Classroom this week - every child has accessed it - well done!.  We're really impressed by the work you've done already and look forward to continuing this work until we return. 

Remember meetings are on Monday at 11.30am and 1.30pm. There will be a PE session on the stream for you Monday morning . 9.30 am slot when you would be doing PE in school. 

Tuesday - Friday meetings at 9.30am, 11.30am and 1.30pm

All work can be saved in the Class Assignment Section but don't forget to save it (with your work on) before you send it. 

See you Monday, have a great weekend. 

Mrs Radi and Mrs Kirk

Wednesday 11th November

To commemorate Remembrance Day the children created these beautiful poppy glasses. They used arcylic paints to paint on their design. We also took part in the whole school 2 minute silence at 11am. 

Monday 2nd November

It was really nice to have the children back in school today. This term we have a new book focus for English, we will be looking at a non-fiction text about Anne Frank. The children are really enjoying this so far and will be able to tell you lots about her.               

In Maths this term we will be continuing to work on multiplication and division. It would really help the children if they could practice their times tables on TT Rockstars as much as possible. 

Thursday 15th October

This week the whole school was celebrating Harvest Festival. On Thursday afternoon we had fun peeling and chopping potatoes, carrots and tomatoes. These were then cooked to make a delicious soup. I really hope the children enjoyed it when they got home. 

Friday 9th October

This week we have learnt about the 'Blitz'. We created some amazing skyline silhouette pictures, using watercolours to paint a sunset background.

Monday 5th October 2020

This week's spellings will be tested on Friday. Children will receive a dojo when they return a completed spelling practice sheet.

Monday 21st September 2020

PROJECT LAUNCH - EVACUEE DAY!

Project Launch of a Child's War - our project this term. Children came dressed as an evacuee, some with their suitcase of belongings. In Geography we looked at a map of Europe and located the UK, Poland, Germany, Austria, the Czech and Slovak Republics. We tasted 1940s food, spam, potted meat and jam sandwiches plus scones. I was impressed how the children tried new foods and gave their opinion on these. The children also made gas mask boxes and watched how children learnt how to wear them before the war. 

I hope you enjoy the photos we took, where will all these evacuees go?!

 2020 - 2021

Welcome to Class 10

Hello Class 10, 

I can't believe this would be the last full week together in year 5. As the summer term draws to a close, we thought it would be nice for you to reflect on the year and create a healthy, positive mindset ready for September. There are some lovely activities for next week. Please feel free to email me any of them so I can see what you have found most memorable. 

I  have uploaded the year 5 and 6 statutory spelling list as your 'Summer Spellings.' It would be a great idea to learn these over the summer holidays ready for year 6. These sheets will also give you an opportunity to practice your joined handwriting. 

I can't wait to see some of you back in school for your transition mornings! 

Be sure to take care of yourselves over the summer. 

Miss you, Miss Farr 

Hello Class 10, 

It was lovely to speak with some of you and your parents this week. Sounds like you are all taking this experience in your stride. I will be calling again next week (6.07.20) to let you know what day you will be invited in for a transition morning. It will either be Monday 20th July or Tuesday 21st July. I am really looking forward to seeing you all back in school and catching up before we break up for our summer holidays. Most of you seem positive and are ready to get back to school which is brilliant. You will have a chance to meet your new teacher and mix with some of the people that are going to be in your class next year. I can't believe you are all going to be year 6's!

The resources for next week are above. 

Hope you all have a good weekend! 

Miss Farr 

Hello Class 10, 

It's that time of the week again. I hope you've all been enjoying the sunshine this week. I've tried to make the most of it after I've finished work by doing things like: eating lots of BBQ food, going on bike rides, having fish and chips on the beach and paddle boarding (yes I fell in and yes it was cold!)

We're gradually getting back to a more 'normal' way of life. Football is now back on our televisions and from July 4th even more places are opening like cinemas, restaurants and zoos - due to the new 1m social distancing rule. Please continue to be safe and mindful of how you are behaving both in your houses and around your local area. 

Next week's work is above. I haven't received many emails and as always I've love to hear from you even if it's just to say hello. 

Miss you, 

Miss Farr

Hello Class 10, 

Hope you are all doing okay. This week has absolutely flown by, I can't believe it's Friday again and we're so far into June already. Next week's home learning and resources are above. As always, if you need anything, please email me. 

Miss you, 

Miss Farr 

Hi Class 10! 

It's that time of the week again! Not enjoying this weather, let's hope the weekend brings some sunshine. Here's next week's activities. As always, if you need anything please feel free to contact me. 

Missing you all, 

Miss Farr 

Hello Class 10!

Well this week has been a bit of a shock to the system being back in school full time. I have drank a lot of coffee and been asleep by 8:30pm every night. Although it's taken some getting used to, it has been good to get back into a routine!

I have uploaded next week's timetable and activities above. The children back in school have realised first hand how important it is to keep your brains and bodies active. Therefore, please try to complete as many of the tasks as you can, it will help prepare you for September and help make things easier in the long run.  

Any questions, news, worries or anxieties, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me, we are a team and I'm here to help in any way I can. 

Missing you always, 

Miss Farr  

Hello Class 10! 

Hope you are all well and keeping safe. Monday is the start of our last half term in year 5. Therefore, the activities are going to be designed to help you revise what you'll need to know moving onto year 6. Please try to complete the activities the best you can. There are notes for adults so that you can receive support at home, alternatively you can always reach me on Y5@woodlands.academy. 

Hope to see you soon. 

Missing you all,

Miss Farr :)

Hello Class 10. 

Today we would be breaking up for May half term so for next week we have decided to give you a little break from your usual home learning timetable. Instead, we have done something similar for what we did at Easter - giving you a selection of fun activities that you could do at home and outside in the sunshine. For most of the activities I have uploaded an example, instructions or a template to help you - but also feel free to add your own ideas. 

Enjoy and let me know how you get on!

Take care, 

Miss Farr 

Hello Class 10, 

Next week will be week 7 and the week before we would be due to break up for May half term. This Wednesday coming would have been Sports Day, so we have planned for you to get moving at home. The weather is meant to be brilliant so be sure to make the most of it! Use the tabs above to find the activity sheets needed for each day, some days the activity may not require a sheet - just make sure to keep referring to the weekly timetable. 

From Boris's speech it's likely we will be reunited at some point during the stretch towards the summer holidays... I don't know about you, but I am excited to get back to Woodlands!

Keep smiling and showing kindness where possible. 

Speak soon,

Miss Farr 

Hello Class 10, 

Hope you are all enjoying bank holiday in the sunshine. I'm getting into the VE Day spirit and having afternoon tea with lots of home baked treats. 

Hope you are all keeping okay. Fingers crossed it wont be too long now until we can start easing back into some sort of normality. Keep positive. I've been starting each day writing down 3 things I am grateful for no matter how small. I find it takes your mind off what you haven't got and allows you to focus on the things you have. Today I am grateful for: 

1. Having hot water for my shower (I am living with 6 adults and its often cold by the time it's my turn). 

2. The nice weather and the smell of sun cream. 

3. Spending quality time with my family.

It's my birthday on Wednesday 13th May - It would be lovely if you could send me an email with a picture of you smiling so I can see that you are safe and well. 

Hello Class 10. 

It's been lovely to hear from some of you this week. Please keep the emails coming with pictures of what you have been up to! I can't believe it's May already... hopefully the weather will be getting warmer again soon (fingers crossed). 

I think everyone is now feeling the effects of not having a routine. This week I've managed to create a little bit of normality by teaching yoga on zoom. It's added some structure to my day and given me a little taste of normality again. Maybe you could try planning your day the night before with things you'd like to achieve and see if it helps you wake up feeling positive and focused? (The more enjoyable these things are the more likely you are to do them)!

I'll post next week's work above. Remember, if you have any questions or you are struggling with anything I can always give you help via email or send you additional resources. 

Keep smiling class 10! 

Miss you lots, 

Miss Farr

Here are some useful free resources:

Audible books : https://stories.audible.com/discovery

Maths resources (free membership) : https://www.teachitprimary.co.uk/

Hello Class 10!

I don't know about you but this week seems to have flown. I hope you are all keeping safe and well. I understand that some of you are finding it difficult to work from home. Just do what you can do. The most important thing is that you are keeping positive and doing activities which help you get through this time the best you can. I will be at Woodlands Academy on Tuesday and Wednesday next week so I will give you all a call and check in with how you are getting on. 

Missing you all, 

Miss Farr 

Hello Class 10! 

I hope you all had a lovely Easter and managed to fill yourselves up with plenty of Easter eggs. As we would have normally been going back to school next week, there is a new weekly timetable and activities for you to get stuck into. Please try your best to complete the tasks as these are designed to help keep you on track with your learning. Again, any problems or questions please don't hesitate to email me. I'd also be keen to hear your thoughts on the 'Woodland's Staff' video. I still can't get that High School Musical song out of my head! 

Missing you all, 

Miss Farr. 

Hello Class 10! 

Today would have been the day that we would have been breaking up for the Easter holidays. Therefore, we have decided not to set you any 'school work' for the next couple of weeks. However, Mrs Pearson has kindly made a timetable of fun activities for you and your family to enjoy should you be at a loose end. I have found an easy baking recipe that you could follow and I will also upload some mindfulness activities starting with '40 acts of kindness cards' (as I think we could all do with being as kind to each other as possible during this time). 

I have been trying to keep active by going on a daily bike ride, doing yoga, or a dog walk with my cockerpoo (Sonny). I have baked healthy(ish) treats for the household. My banana bread went down a treat :) I'd love to hear more of what you guys have been up to and please feel free to let me know if you would like me to upload any additional activities.

Keep smiling and stay positive. 

Speak soon, Miss Farr  :)

Hello Class 10! 

I hope you have all been enjoying this week's learning pack. Going forward, I will be updating this page with new weekly timetables and activities. Due to having been advised to stay home at the moment, school won't be printing the worksheets for you to collect; however, this is something we may look into again at a later date. Therefore, if you don't have a printer, you will be able to complete the activities straight into your exercise books. Remember, if you have any questions or you would like to tell/show me what you have been up to, send an email to Y5@woodlands.academy. I would love to hear from you. Take care and speak soon. 

Missing you all, 

Miss Farr :)  

WELCOME TO OUR CLASS PAGE 2019 - 2020

WE WILL BE UPDATING THIS PAGE REGULARLY - WE HOPE YOU ENJOY LOOKING AT OUR PAGE.

Welcome to Class 10!

What a fabulous start to the new school year we have had. Well done to the class for their superb effort across all subjects. I trust that everyone has seen the curriculum map which give details of what we will be learning this term.

I would like to congratulate the class for the fantastic effort today in celebrating Roald Dahl. The children wrote some interesting and creative poems, some of which were shared in assembly. In addition, other children drew some rather impressive sketches of Mr and Mrs Twit. 

This week's spellings are:

Group 1                                                    Group 2

vicious                                                       twenty

ambitious                                                   thirty

social                                                         forty

crucial                                                        fifty

partial                                                         sixty

initial                                                          seventy

malicious                                                   eighty

unofficial                                                    ninety

unofficial                                                    hundred

WC 15.07.19

Summer Reading Challenge

A reminder that the Summer Reading Challenge ends on Friday 12th July. Keep reading at least 3 times a week to make sure you make 40 reads this terms!

Activity Day at Oasis Academy Wintringham

Year 5 have been invited to spend the day at Oasis Academy Wintringham on Wednesday 10th July.  It was a huge success last year.  The activity day is for all children regardless of which secondary school you wish to send them to.  For further details please see the letter which was sent home.  (A copy can also be found in the letters section of our website.)

WC 01.07.19

Bikeability has began for some groups of children in Year 5 this week and they have had a great time!

WC 24.06.19 - Testing Week

Well done to all children in Class 10 this week for working extremely hard in your tests. They completed the 2018 KS2 SATS tests and all of the children tried their hardest. They should be very proud of themselves!

WC 17.06.19

WC 20.05.19

Spellings this week are focusing on homophones:

led

lead

baron

barren

bridal

bridle

cereal

serial

morning

mourning

WC 13.05.19

This week, Class 10 have been busy researching clockwork imagery by the famous artist Salvador Dali. We then created our own clockwork images using watercolour paints. 

WC 06.05.19

Year 5 had a fantastic morning at Ormiston Maritime Academy this week. We learnt all about the Vikings and even created our own Viking longships!

WC 29.04.19

WC 25.03.19

This week, we have started to explore poetry. We worked together to identify poetic devices, and then compared the similarities and differences between different poems.

WC 18.03.19

Class 10 have all worked incredibly hard this week during Testing Week. They have all put in a huge amount of effort and should be really proud of themselves!

This week's spellings are:

knew

wrestle

bomb

fasten

honest

island

plumber

honour

sincere

soldier

This week's spellings are:

thought

thoughtful

enough

dough

trough

drought

ploughman

slaughter

rhyme

secretary

This week's spellings are:

bought

brought

tough

although

borough

bough

toughest

distraught

recognise

restaurant

This week's spellings are:

ought

nought

rough

though

thorough

plough

roughest

fraught

programme

queue

This week's spellings are:

mischief

believe

receipt

efficient

glacier

either

deceitful

siege

physical

profession

This week's spellings are:

grief

achieve

deceit

sufficient

science

seize

deceive

retrieve

opportunity

parliament

Welcome to Class 10!

We have had a fantastic week celebrating the end of our project "Alchemy Island". A massive thank you to all of the parents who came in to school for our Year 5 exhibition. We hope you enjoyed reading your children's stories and getting creative with our activities.

Week 12 - 26th November 2018

This week's spellings are:

reasonable

reasonably

useable

terrible

terribly

responsible

unbelievable

reversible

explanation

familiar

Spellings will be tested on Friday 30th November.

This week's spellings are: 

reliable

reliably

excitable

possible

possibly

visible

laughable

gullible

equipment

especially

Spelling test will be on Friday 16th November.

Book Fair

A reminder that our Book Fair is open every afternoon from 3.15pm - 3.45pm until it will be collected on Thursday 15th November. Come along and have a look at the fantastic selection of books available!

This week's spellings to be tested on Friday 9th November are:

ignorant

ignorance

dominant

dominance

confident

confidence

inheritance

obedience

dictionary

disastrous

This week's spellings, to be tested on Friday 2nd November are:

important

importance

reluctant

reluctance

different

difference

disturbance

violence

determined

develop

This week's spellings are: 

elegant

elegance

relevant

relevance

intelligent

intelligence

fragrance

residence

community

competition

Spelling test will be on Friday 19th October.

Reading

Well done to the children who are keeping up with their reading. The expectation is that children read at least four times a week if they want to make this term's reading challenge of 50 reads. Please encourage your child to read in order for them to make the challenge.

This week's spellings are:

distant

distance

tolerant

tolerance

innocent

innocence

radiance

insistence

bargain

bruise

Spelling test will be on Friday 12th October.

This week's spellings are:

suspicious

nutritious

artificial

antisocial

essential

credential

atrocious

substantial

average

awkward

Spelling test will be on Friday 5th October.

This week's spellings are:

delicious

fictitious

official

racial

confidential

palatial

spacious

residential

attached

available

Spelling test on Friday 28th September

Class 10 have had an exciting start back to the new term! We have been busy learning about King Henry VIII and visited Gainsborough Old Hall. We journeyed back in time to 1541 to when King Henry visited the hall and found out what life was like in the Tudor times. We dressed up in Tudor costume, explored some of the rooms and carried out jobs in the medieval kitchen. We even re-enacted the Tudor banquet! It was a fantastic experience.