Tuesday 12th May – Primary 5

 

Welcome back Fun-loving Fives!

I hope that you had a lovely, long weekend and are ready to start back to work!

As usual, we will begin with the morning prayer:

God our Father, as we prepare to begin our work today we ask you to help to use properly the many gifts you have given us so that we may fully benefit from our day together. Amen.

Health and Wellbeing

Today is Zumba Day!

Please follow the link below and join in!

 

Literacy

Here is another verse for Macavity, this time written by Sofia. I’m sure that you will enjoy it!

Macavity Macavity naughty old  Macavity.
He’s broke the lockdown rules , he doesn’t know the gravity.
He thinks he’s far too cool to play by the rules.
Not social distancing , he’s acting like a fool.
Macavity broke into the chapel, to try and steal the gold
But he never thought Father Campbell would be quite so bold
The priest grabbed him by the neck and called 999
What a noise  he made, you could really hear him whine!
Father Campbell bravely held him by the hair
And when the police arrived
Macavity WAS there!

Terrific work, Sofia. Well done!

 

Literacy Task

Nouns

Last week we revised proper nouns. This week we are going to look a ‘Collective Nouns.’  While a noun is the name of a person, a place or a thing a collective noun is a special name for a group of people, places or things.

      

noun:  ship                                   collective noun: a fleet of ships

 

   

noun: bee                                         collective noun: a swarm of bees

Task 1

Choose a word from the selection below to match each of the collective nouns:

flowers      trees      cows      football players      wolves      sheep

  1. A flock of ____________.
  2. A forest of ____________.
  3. A team of ____________.
  4. A pack of ____________.
  5. A bunch of ____________.
  6. A herd of ____________.

Task 2

What might you expect to find in each of these groups?

  1. a crew
  2. a gaggle
  3. a pride
  4. an orchestra
  5. a litter
  6. a shoal
  7. a bed
  8. a caravan
  9. a den
  10. a loft

Please note: there might be more that one answer to each of the above; however, you simply need to give me one.

Spelling Words

Last week we looked at towns and cities within Scotland. This week, we are going to extend that to several European countries and their capital cities.

France – Paris,     Portugal – Lisbon,     Spain – Madrid,    Germany – Berlin,      Sweden – Stockholm

Poland – Warsaw,  Austria – Vienna, Netherlands – Amsterdam,  Belgium – Brussels, Norway – Oslo

Today, select four pairs of countries and capitals. Try to make 3D versions of the pairs using clothes pegs or pebbles outside.

 

See if you can find the countries and cities on the map.

Numeracy

Please find the answers to the GOLD Challenges in the link below! Let me know hoe you got on.

GOLD Challenge Answers

Task 1

Today we are going to revise some division by your favourite times tables:

4x, 6x, 7x, 8x and 9x. Who doesn’t love a challenge?!

You will find a table wheel challenge attached. Please do NOT use a calculator – try to work them out mentally.

Division Wheel

 

Task 2

The second challenge involves solving a few problems. These are written in sentences – so make sure that you read each very carefully and work out what you are being asked to do before attempting to answer.

Word Problems

Answers will be posted tomorrow.

R.E.

May Altar

Have a look at Rachel’s May altar which is beautiful. It looks like a peaceful place to pray and the candle, which Rachel’s mum lit for her makes it really special.

May Altar

Daily Angelus

During the month of May you can follow the Daily Angelus on the Diocese of Motherwell Twitter page.

Please click on he link below:

 

To finish today, please select one or two activities from the grid…and then enjoy a rest and a play!

See you tomorrow 🙂

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