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P5S – Group 2 Maths Homework 15.5.17

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Please read each question carefully so you understand fully what is being asked of you and the type of operation which should be used.

Each answer should show all workings and include a sentence answer. This task should be completed and returned to school by Friday.

Work It Out!

  1. The Titanic had 4 funnels. Each funnel was 19m tall. If the tunnels were stacked on top of each other, how high would they be?
  1. There were 2,223 people on board the Titanic. If 1300 of them were passengers, how many were crew?
  1. The Titanic had 1300 passengers on board. There were 319 1st class passengers and 272 2nd class passengers. How many 3rd class passengers were there?
  1. Of the 2,223 people on board the Titanic, the Carpathia only managed to rescue 705 of them. How many people died in the sinking of the Titanic?
  1. Challenge Question: The Titanic left Southampton at midday on 10th April 1912.  She stopped at Cherbourg to collect passengers before travelling to Queenstown. She arrived at Queenstown at 11.30 am on 11th April 1912. How long did it take the Titanic to travel to Queenstown after leaving Southampton?

P7 Punctuation & Grammar – Homework 3

Please complete the exercise in you Spelling Homework jotter for Friday 19th May. Remember to write a title, date and complete each question fully by reading the question.

  1. Match each word to its synonym.

  1. Rearrange the words in the question below to make it a statement. Do not use additional words. Remember to punctuate your sentence correctly.

Is this book new?

3. Choose the connective in the sentence below.

As the weather became colder, the sale of coats increased.

4. Which sign uses the apostrophe correctly? Copy the correct.

5. Choose the adjective in the sentence below.

To make the sauce, chop the onions and add the ground spices.

6. Write out the words from the boxes below to complete the sentence. You can use the boxes in any order. Use commas to punctuate your list.

7. Add the missing inverted commas to the passage below.

Maya whispered , I can see a baby hedgehog ! Keep quiet so we don’t scare it .

8. Add a prefix to the beginning of each word to form its antonym.

a) ________agree

b) ________legal

c) ________regular

9. Write a pronoun that could be used to replace the underlined words in the passage below. Do not change the meaning of the sentence.

The heating in our school comes on in winter. This makes our school nice and warm.

10. Choose the adverb in the sentence below.

The old dog was still sitting on the sunlit patio.

11. Decide which word class the underlined word belongs to (verb, noun, adverb, adjective).

a) They measured the length of the room.

b) There was a measurable increase in the temperature.

c) They took measurements of their heights.

12. Complete each sentence below with is or are.

a) The good news _____________  that the trip can still go ahead.

b) The fishermen ______________  repairing the boat.

c) The number of books available ______________  increasing.

 

P7 Maths Homework – Revision 3

Please complete the following questions in your Maths Homework jotter for Monday 22nd May. Remember to write the date, title and show all of your working and write a sentence to show your final answer, where appropriate.

Please answer the questions below in your Maths Homework jotter. Remember to write the date, a title and show all of your working.

  1. Write in figures six thousand two hundred and four.
  2. Multiply seven by four.
  3. What is half of eight thousand five hundred?
  4. Subtract two point five from ten.
  5. How many millimetres are there in six and a half centimetres?
  6. What is four pounds sixty-four rounded to the nearest pound?
  7. Add together eighty-five and ninety-five.
  8. How many minutes are there in one and a quarter hours?
  9. What is the remainder when you divide forty-eight by five?
  10. What is double zero point six five?
  11. What is fifty-two multiplied by eight?
  12. Which number is a factor of both sixty and ninety: 15, 20, 25, 40, 45
  13. What is the difference between eight hundred and one hundred and seventy-nine?
  14. What is twenty percent of one thousand?
  15. How many vertices does a pentagonal-based pyramid have?
  16. Two cereal bars cost fifty-five pence altogether. How much will it cost to buy four cereal bars?
  17. Each side of a square is four and a half centimetres long. What is the perimeter of the square?
  18. Write the number between one hundred and ten and one hundred and twenty whose digits add up to six.
  19. What is three-eighths of fifty-six?
  20. What is one minus zero point zero zero one?

P5S – Homework w/b 8.5.17

Good afternoon everyone! I hope you are having a lovely weekend. and have been enjoying the glorious sunshine. This coming week will see us get back to our normal timetable now that our Rookie Rockstars concerts are over.

Here is your homework for this week. As the sun is due to keep shining I have changed our homework format for this week. Please read all areas to ensure you know what has to be completed.

Spelling: Spelling will be completed in class this week therefore there is no written homework.

Reading:  Your core reader was issued last Thursday.  Once again, there will be no written homework as we will continue to complete our comprehension tasks for the core readers in class. As always, if there is any vocabulary you are unsure of, please take a note of it and we will discuss it in class on Thursday. Please remember to read aloud to someone at home and try to use expression where needed. Your reading feedback form should be completed (if possible) by the person hearing you read aloud. This task should be completed for Thursday.

Personal Reading Challenge: You have 7 weeks to reach the target you set last week. Please remember to bring your book to school as this will allow you to read it during our ERIC sessions.

As there is very little written homework this week (and because hopefully the sun will keep shining) I would like you to increase your personal reading. Please take your book outside (or somewhere different) and read for at least an extra 15 minutes each night. Please ask someone at home to sign your diary to confirm you have done this.

Please remember to record the books in your reading passport as you finish them. The passport is kept in class. Remember this is your record of the number of books you have read so far this term.

H&WB/Writing: As we are having such lovely weather at the moment, your homework is to go outside and play! I would like you to then choose one day from this week and write a short (no more than 50 words) diary extract telling me what you did on that day. Please remember to include the relevant features we have been using in class, eg. time connectives, emotive language. This will make your writing more interesting. You should then post your diary extract on the blog and I will publish them all at the end of the week. Please remember to check you have used your capital letters and punctuation correctly. If you are unable to post on the blog, please complete a paper copy. This task should be completed by Friday.

Maths: There is no written maths homework this week.

If you wish additional practice of your multiplication tables, please use the links below.

Multiplication Trainer

Division Trainer

  1. P.E. is on Tuesday and Friday . Please ensure you have a full kit with you in school. We may go outside for P.E. this week (weather permitting) therefore you should have suitable outdoor clothing with you: a jumper or waterproof jacket.
  2. We have our next library visit on Tuesday. Please bring your library card and any books you may have taken out during our last visit so we can return them.
  3. Please remember, if you haven’t already ordered it, you can buy the Rookie Rockstar CD from the school at a cost of £5.00.
  4. Our Fairtrade Tuckshop is on every Wednesday. Please remember to check our rota to see if you are in charge of the tuckshop this week. If you wish to buy something, please remember to bring the exact money to school. Details of prices can be found here.
  5. Each group will require 3 plastic bottles for an activity we will be completing in class in a few weeks. The bottles should be 1.75l in size. Please start bringing these in as soon as possible.

Enjoy the rest of the weekend. See you all tomorrow.

Mrs O’Neill

P5H Homework and Reminders – w/b 8.5.17

Good afternoon everyone, I hope you are enjoying your weekend.  We have another busy week ahead of us. Please continue reading for your homework and reminders.

Spelling: Please complete lists ch, sh, th, or a-e, in your spelling homework jotter for Thursday. Please write out your spelling words 3 times using SaCaWaC in the same way as we do in class. Remember that part of this process is to check and correct your spelling words. Any corrections you have from last week should be completed as part of this week’s homework. You should then choose 6 spelling words you think you can write the best sentences for, and write an up levelled sentence for each of them. This week we are focusing on using interesting openers in each sentence and I will be assessing your use of them. However, this does not mean I am not checking for ambitious vocabulary and fantastic connectives too. We are trying to use all of these to make your sentences the best they can be.

Reading: Your new core reader was issued on Wednesday by Mrs. Livingstone.  Please remember to read part of your book aloud to someone at home, using expression where needed. Please ask them to sign your diary to record that they have heard you reading. You should have completed this task ready for your follow up activities with Mrs. Livingstone on Wednesday 10th May.

Personal Reading Challenge: Once again you are taking on this challenge with enthusiasm. You now have 7 weeks left to reach (or beat!) the target you set yourselves this term . Please remember to bring your book to school as this will allow you to read it during ERIC time. Please keep recording the books you have completed this term in your Reading Passports, which is kept in class,  so you can see how close you are getting to your target.

Maths:  Your homework can be found using the links below. This should be completed in your maths homework jotter and handed in on Thursday.

Group 1      Group 2

Please continue to practise your tables with someone at home or by accessing the links provided below, you never know when it will be your turn!

Multiplication Trainer        Division Trainer

 

Here are your reminders for this week:

  1. P.E. will be on Tuesday and Thursday this week. Please ensure you have a full kit with you in school. We may go outside for P.E.  therefore please remember to bring suitable clothing with you i.e. a jumper and/or a waterproof jacket. Please also make sure you have a bottle of water with you.
  2. P5S will continue to hold their Fairtrade Tuck-shop every Wednesday. If you are wanting to buy something, please remember to bring the exact money to school if possible. You can find the item prices here.
  3. For one of our topic tasks, which we will be working on in a few weeks, each group will need 3 clean, plastic bottles. The bottles should be 1.75l or 2l. Please bring any you may have at home to school as soon as possible.

See you all tomorrow.

Mrs. Hughes

P5 Group 2 Maths Homework – w/b 8.5.17

Please read each question carefully so you understand fully what is being asked of you and the type of operation which should be used.

Each answer should show all workings and include a sentence answer. This task should be completed and returned to school by Thursday.

Have a Go – Word Problems

  1. The Titanic had 4 funnels each 19m tall.  If the funnels were stacked on top of each other, how high would they be?
  2. There were 2,223 people on board the Titanic. If 1300 of them were passengers how many were crew?
  3. There were 319 1st class passengers and 272 2nd class passengers, how many 3rd class passengers were there?
  4. Of the 2,223 people on board the Titanic the Carpathia only managed to rescue 705 of them.  How many people died in the sinking of the Titanic?
  5. Challenge Question: The Titanic left Southampton on her Maiden voyage at midday on the 10th April 1912. She arrives at Cherbourg to pick up passengers at 6.30pm.                                        a) How long did it take her to sail to Cherbourg.                                       b) She leaves Cherbourg at 8.10pm to sail to Queenstown and arrives at 11.30am on 11th April 1912.  How long did it take her to sail from Cherbourg to Queenstown?

P5 Group 1 Maths Homework – w/b 8.5.17

Please read each question carefully so you understand fully what is being asked of you and the type of operation which should be used.

Each answer should show all workings and include a sentence answer. This task should be completed and returned to school by Thursday.

Have a Go – Word Problems

  1. The Titanic had 4 funnels each 19m tall.  If the funnels were stacked on top of each other, how high would they be?
  2. There were 2,223 people on board the Titanic. If 1300 of them were passengers how many were crew?
  3. There were 319 1st class passengers and 272 2nd class passengers, how many 3rd class passengers were there?
  4. Of the 2,223 people on board the Titanic the Carpathia only managed to rescue 705 of them.  How many people died in the sinking of the Titanic?
  5. Challenge Question: The Titanic left Southampton on her Maiden voyage at midday on the 10th April 1912. She arrives at Cherbourg to pick up passengers at 6.30pm.  She leaves Cherbourg at 8.10pm to sail to Queenstown. She arrives at Queenstown at 11.30am on 11th April 1912.  How long did it take her to arrive at Queenstown after leaving Southampton?

P7M Homework – Monday 8th May

Complete each task to the best of your ability. Please let me know if you are struggling with any task or need advice, as soon as possible. Ask your parent/carer to write a note if you are unable to  attempt any task. As always, if you require a  paper copy of any of the homework tasks, just ask. Thank you, Miss McDowall.

Language

  • Punctuation & Grammar 2 task  – Complete the task in you Spelling Homework jotter for Friday 12th May. Click here to access the task.
  • Reading – please read and finish your book for:
    • Red, Orange, Yellow, Green and Blue groups – Monday 15th May
    • Purple – Monday 22nd May

Maths

Other

  • I am looking for photographs of you and the whole class (in school uniform) from P1 and/or P2. Please bring them in for me to scan and I will return them A.S.A.P.
  • P.E. – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
  • Feel free to practise for the Literacy and Numeracy tests on Wednesday 17th, Friday 19th and Monday 22nd May by using the links on the Revision Blog post
  • We need 14 empty fruit juice cartons for part of our new topic.  We need these for Tuesday 16th May or A.S.A.P.

P7 Maths Homework – Revision 2

Please complete the following questions in your Maths Homework jotter for Friday 12th May. Remember to write the date, title and show all of your working and write a sentence to show your final answer, where appropriate.
1. Copy and complete the following calculations by using a + or a – 

2. Megan has 7 coins that make one pound. The coins are of only two different kinds. What are the coins? 

3. The numbers in this sequence increase by 10 each time. 3, 13, 23… The sequence continues in the same way. 

a) Write two numbers from the sequence that add to make a total of 96.

b) Explain why it is not possible to find three numbers from the sequence that add to make a total of 96.

4. Match each fraction to the correct decimal number. The first one has been done for you.

5. Here are four shapes on a square grid. Write the letters of all the shapes that have exactly two sides which are equal in length.


6. Calculate 332.18 minus 7.062


7. Copy and complete the following sentences by choosing one of the options:

a) The length of a banana is about… 2cm, 20cm, 2mm, 2m, 20m.

b) The mass of an apple is about… 2g, 20kg, 200kg, 200g, 2kg.

c) A glass of fruit juice is about… 2ml, 2l, 20ml, 200ml, 20l.


8. a) The number in A is twice the number in D.

The number is B is 5 less than the number in C.

The number in D is 10 more than the number in B.

b) Now use the same rule for this diagram.

9.  200 children went on holiday. 10% of the children went to Wales. 25% of the children went to Scotland. How many more children went to Scotland than went to Wales?

10. Amy did a survey of what time people get up on a Sunday morning. This table shows her results for 150 people.

a) How many people get up at 8am or later?

b) Amy says, “Two-thirds of the 150 people in the survey get up before 9am.” Is Amy correct? SHow your working to explain your answer.

11. Copy and complete the calculation to make it correct.

12. This graph shows how the temperature changed in Liam’s room one afternoon.

a) Estimate the temperature at 3.15pm.

b) Estimate the time when the temperature was highest.

c) How much did the temperature change from 2pm to 2.30pm? Give your answer to the nearest degree.

13. Alfie has two sticks. He puts them end to end.

Not actual size.

One stick is 10cm longer than the other stick. How long are the two sticks?

14. Megan and Chen are washing cars. Megan earns £39 and Chen gets £55. They share what they get equally between them. How much does each of them get?

15. Four children are in a race. Chen is two metres ahead of Alfie. Nina is 5 metres behind Megan. Alfie is three metres behind Megan. Write the names of the runners in order, starting with the child who is furthest ahead.

P7 Punctuation & Grammar – Homework 2

Please complete the exercise in you Spelling Homework jotter for Friday 12th May. Remember to write a title, date and complete each question fully by reading the question. Use the links on the Language Revision post to help you answer the questions, if necessary: https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/re/bishopton/2017/04/03/p7-literacy-and-numeracy-revision/

  1. Copy the two conjunctions in the sentence below.

    The passengers moved to get out, but the pilot held up his hand and they stood still.

  2. Replace the underlined word or words in each sentence with the correct possessive pronoun.

    That bike belongs to me. That bike is _____________ .

    This house is owned by us. This house is ____________ .

    These video games belong to my brother. These games are ________ .

  3. a) Write an explanation of the word antonym.

    b) Write one word that is an antonym of fierce.

  4. Complete the sentences below, using the simple past tense of the verbs in the boxes.

  5. Complete the passage with adjectives derived from the nouns in brackets. One has been done for you.

    Tia hopes to become a famous [fame] sportswoman. Her ______________ [athlete] achievements already include winning races in her home town. She hopes to win  _______________  [nation] competitions one day.

  6. a) Write a sentence using the word point as a verb. Do not change the word. Remember to punctuate your sentence correctly.

b)Write a sentence using the word point as a noun. Do not change the word. Remember to punctuate your sentence correctly.

7. Write the two adverbs in the sentence below.

All of the passengers cheered loudly, and we cheered too.

8. Complete the sentence below by selecting one of the words.

The children played ____________________ it was time to go inside.

instead       until         whereas            since

9. Which word in the sentence below describes how Anita crossed the road?

Anita looked both ways before crossing the road safely.

10. Copy and complete each sentence by adding the correct punctuation.

a) Do not run in the corridor

b) Do let us know if we can help

c) Do you enjoy reading

d) Do plenty of exercise

11. What is the use of an exclamation mark at the end of a sentence most likely to show?

12. Copy and complete the sentence by selecting the most suitable connective from the four options below.

Amrit still managed to smile _______ he was feeling very tired.

although               because              before                 therefore

13. Which verb (from the options below) agrees with the subject in the sentence?

The children _____________  flying the kite.

enjoy                 enjoys                       enjoying                  has enjoyed

14. Insert commas in the correct places in the sentence below.

I gave Zak a magazine two packs of stickers some pens and a drink.

15. Write the contraction for each of the words below.

a) do not

b) I am

c) has not

16. Using the sentence below, which word is the:

a) verb

b) noun

c) connective

d) adverb

The goalkeeper moved quickly and saved the penalty.

17. Copy and complete the passage below by adding the missing full stops and capital letters. You should make two correct sentences.

two people were playing tennis we watched the ball go back and forth over the net

18. Copy the sentence  which uses the word light used as a noun?

The feather was light and drifted in the wind.

The bird had light-coloured feathers.

He used a match to light the fire.

The kitchen light was left on most of the time.

19. In the sentence below, what word class is before? An adjective, an article, a preposition or a verb?

Make sure that you come home before six.

20. Complete each sentence below with I or me.

a) My mum and ___________  watched a film.

b) My aunt sent some presents for my sister and ___________ .

c) Please send the parcel to either Jack or ____________.

P5H Homework and Reminders – w/b 1.5.17

Good afternoon everyone, I hope you have all had as good a weekend as I have and are ready for another busy week. Please continue reading for your homework and reminders.

Spelling: Please complete lists air, are, ear, ere  or or, ing, in your spelling homework jotter for Thursday. Please write out your spelling words 3 times using SaCaWaC in the same way as we do in class. Remember that part of this process is to check and correct your spelling words. Due to this being a short week and our Rookie Rockstars concerts being held in the evening you do not have any sentences this week but please take the time to learn your words for your spelling assessment on Friday with Mrs. Livingstone.

Reading: Due to some changes to time-tabling your core readers and any associated homework will now be issued by Mrs. Livingstone.

Personal Reading Challenge: We have now re-started our Personal Reading Challenge. You now have 8 weeks left to reach (or beat!) the target you set yourselves this term . Please remember to bring your book to school as this will allow you to read it during ERIC time. Please keep recording the books you have completed reading this term in your Reading Passports so you can see how close you are getting to your target.

Maths:  Again, due to our short week, there is no written maths homework this week however, please continue to practise your tables with someone at home or by accessing the links provided below.

Multiplication Trainer        Division Trainer

 

Here are your reminders for this week:

  1. P.E. will be on Tuesday and Thursday this week. Please ensure you have a full kit with you in school. We might go outside for P.E.  this week therefore please remember to bring suitable clothing with you i.e. a jumper and/or a waterproof jacket. Please also make sure you have a bottle of water with you.
  2. Please remember we have our Rookie Rockstars concerts this week at Ingliston. The nights are Tuesday 2nd May (Eagles and Ospreys) and Wednesday 3rd May (Hawks and Falcons). All the information you need can be found here.
  3. P5S will continue to hold their Fairtrade Tuck-shop every Wednesday. If you are wanting to buy something, please remember to bring the exact money to school if possible. You can find the item prices here.

See you all tomorrow.

Mrs. Hughes

 

P5S – Homework w/b 2.5.17

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Good morning everyone! I hope you have had a great holiday weekend so far. We have another busy week ahead of us. Please keep reading for a note of your homework and reminders for the coming week.

Spelling: Units 5 and 34 should be completed for Friday. As always, each word should be written out three times. Due to our Rookie Rockstar commitments on Tuesday and Wednesday you do not need to complete any sentences this week.

Reading:  Your core reader was issued last Thursday.  Once again, there will be no written homework as we will continue to complete our comprehension tasks for the core readers in class. As always, if there is any vocabulary you are unsure of, please take a note of it and we will discuss it in class on Thursday. Please remember to read aloud to someone at home and try to use expression where needed. Your reading feedback form should be completed (if possible) by the person hearing you read aloud. This task should be completed for Thursday.

Personal Reading Challenge: Our Personal Reading Challenge has began again. You have 8 weeks to reach the target you set last week. Please remember to bring your book to school as this will allow you to read it during our ERIC sessions.

Please remember to record the books in your reading passport as you finish them. The passport is kept in class. Remember this is your record of the number of books you have read so far this term.

Maths: Please access the relevant link below for your Maths homework. This should be completed in your homework jotter for Friday.

Group 1

Group 2

If you wish additional practice of your multiplication tables, please use the links below.

Multiplication Trainer

Division Trainer

  1. P.E. is on Tuesday and Friday . Please ensure you have a full kit with you in school. We may go outside for P.E. this week (weather permitting) therefore you should have suitable outdoor clothing with you: a jumper or waterproof jacket.
  2. Our next library visit is on Tuesday 9th May. We require two parent helpers.  Please click here for further details.
  3. Please remember our Rookie Rockstars show which will take place on Tuesday 2nd May (Eagles and Ospreys) and Wednesday 3rd May (Hawks and Falcons) at Ingliston Equestrian Centre. All information relating to the night can be found here.
  4. Our Fairtrade Tuckshop is on every Wednesday. Please remember to check our rota to see if you are in charge of the tuckshop this week. If you wish to buy something, please remember to bring the exact money to school. Details of prices can be found here.

See you all tomorrow.

Mrs O’Neill

P5S – Group 1 Algebra Homework w/b 2.5.17

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To tie in with our class topic this week’s homework will be on Algebra. Please complete the following equations in your homework jotter for Friday. I will go over how to lay out your answers in class however for those who may forget, please read the instructions below carefully. Please make an attempt at answering all of the equations.

Layout:  24 + a = 50  

                   a = 26

  1.  15  +  c  =  45
  2.  85  –   e  =  40
  3. 110  +  m  =  172
  4.  5  x  b  =  25
  5.  8  x  v  =  48
  6.  z  +  16  =  38
  7.  f  x  4  =  24
  8.  t  +  123  =  200
  9.  12  +  k  =  252
  10.  g  –  60 = 30

 

 

P5S – Group 2 Algebra Homework w/b 2.5.17

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To tie in with our class topic this week’s homework will be on Algebra. Please complete the following equations in your homework jotter for Friday. I will go over how to lay out your answers in class however for those who may forget, please read the instructions below carefully. Please make an attempt at answering all of the equations.

Layout:  24 + a = 50  

                   a = 26

  1.  15  +  c  =  45
  2.  85  –   e  =  40
  3. 110  +  m  =  170
  4.  5  x  b  =  25
  5.  8  x  v  =  48
  6.  z  +  16  =  38
  7.  f  x  4  =  24
  8.  t  +  125  =  200
  9.  135  –  k  =  78
  10.  100 – y = 31

P7M Homework – Tuesday 2nd May

Complete each task to the best of your ability. Please let me know if you are struggling with any task or need advice, as soon as possible. Ask your parent/carer to write a note if you are unable to  attempt any task. As always, if you require a  paper copy of any of the homework tasks, just ask. Thank you, Miss McDowall.

Language

  • Punctuation & Grammar task – Complete the task in you Spelling Homework jotter for Friday 5th May. Click here to access the task.
  • Reading – please read and finish your book for:
    • Red, Orange, Yellow, Green and Blue groups – Tuesday 2nd May
    • Purple – Monday 8th May

Maths

Other

  • Rookie Rockstars at Ingliston Country Club: Tuesday 2nd May for all Eagles and Ospreys and Wednesday 3rd May for all Falcons and Hawks. Performers should be in the main arena for no later than 6.15pm. The shows start at 6.30pm.
  • Feel free to practise for the Literacy and Numeracy tests on Friday 19th and Monday 22nd May by using the links on the Revision Blog post
  • We need 14 empty two-litre bottles and 14 empty fruit juice cartons for part of our new topic.  We need these for Tuesday 9th May or A.S.A.P.

P7 Maths Homework – Revision 1

Please complete the following questions in your Maths Homework jotter for Friday 5th May. Remember to write the date, title and show all of your working and write a sentence to show your final answer, where appropriate.

  1. Add together six and sixty-six.
  2. What is half of seven pounds?
  3. Multiply ninety-one by two.
  4. Subtract nought point one from two.
  5. What is one-fifth of one thousand?
  6. Multiply eight by four, then add fifty.
  7. What is the next odd number after nine hundred and ninety-nine?
  8. Take away ninety-five from one hundred and ten.
  9. How many twos are there in four hundred and forty?
  10. The perimeter of a square is one metre. How many centimetres long is each side?
  11. Which percentage is equal to three-fifths.   20%   30%   40 %   50%    60%
  12. Imagine a square-based pyramid. How many vertices does it have?
  13. Two metres of wire cost ninety pence. How much will three and quarter metres of wire cost?
  14. How many grams are there in two point seven kilograms?
  15. Complete the following sum using the BIDMAS rules.  21 – 32 x (8 – 6)
  16. Add together nine, nineteen and twenty-nine.
  17. Oranges cost fifteen pence each. I buy four oranges. How much change do I get from a two pound coin?
  18. What is the product of six and nine?
  19. When a number is divided by seven, the answer is three remainder four. What is the number?
  20. Write the multiple of eight that is between one hundred and one hundred and ten.

P7 Punctuation & Grammar – Homework 1

Please complete the exercise in you Spelling Homework jotter for Friday 5th May. Remember to write a title, date and complete each question fully by reading the question.

  1. Match each word to the correct suffix to make an adjective.

2. Copy and complete the sentence below by writing the conjunctions from the box in the correct places. Use each conjunction only once.

You may bring sandwiches ______________  juice______________ water for the trip,______________ glass bottles are not allowed.

3. Copy the sentence below and then circle the object in the sentence below.

My friend bought a cake from the bakery.

4. Copy and complete each sentence by choosing the correct determiner. Use each determiner only once.

5. Copy and complete each sentence  by using the correct punctuation.

a) What we ate for dinner was very unusual

b) Can you guess what we ate for dinner

c) Ask me what we ate for dinner

d) I will tell you what we ate for dinner

6. Which sentence uses the colon correctly? Copy the correct sentence in your jotter.

I bought several beach toys a bucket: a spade a ball and a kite.

I bought several beach toys a: bucket, a spade, a ball and a kite.

I bought several beach toys: a bucket, a spade, a ball and a kite.

I bought several: beach toys, a bucket, a spade, a ball and a kite.

7. Complete the sentence with an appropriate adverb.

She completed her homework _____________________.

8. Copy and complete the sentence below by adding inverted commas.

Roman life was unlike modern life, the archaeologist said.

9. Insert one comma in the correct place in the sentence below.

Limping slightly the old man walked to the end of the road.

10. Copy and complete the sentence but change the underlined word or words in each sentence with the correct pronoun.

a) When Sara came to the end of the road, Sara turned right.

b) The pavement had a large hole and Sara fell into the hole

11.Copy the sentence that uses the hyphen correctly?

The sugar-free lollies are available in three flavours.

The sugar-free-lollies are available in three flavours.

The sugar-free lollies are available in three-flavours.

The sugar free-lollies are available in three flavours.

12. Copy and correct the sentences below so they are written in  Standard English.

a) I went to the library and done my homework.

b) They seen their friends at the cinema.

c) I been to the circus with my aunt and uncle.

13. a) What is the name of the punctuation marks on either side of the words which was a spaniel in the sentence below?

Jay’s dog (which was a spaniel) loved to play with its squeaky bone.

b) What is the name of a different punctuation mark that could be used correctly in the same places?

14. Replace the underlined words in the sentences below with their expanded forms instead of the contractions.

a) We’re going into town later, so I’ll buy some bread then.

b) We won’t be back late.

  1. You are helping a friend to correct the punctuation in the box below. Which two pieces of advice should you give to correct the punctuation?

“Surprise” shouted the children!

16. Copy and complete the sentence below by adding capital letters.

the athlete won four gold medals at the olympic games in london

17. Choose the word in the passage below that contains an apostrophe for possession.

It’s five o’clock. Let’s leave early and we’ll be able to go to Emma’s house first.

18. Copy and circle all the prepositions in the sentence below.

He walked through the doorway and sat behind the desk.

19. a) Insert a comma in the sentence below to make it clear that only Sally and Bob went to the cinema.

After they left Jon Sally and Bob went to the cinema.

b) Insert commas in the sentence below to make it clear that all three children went to the cinema.

After they left Jon Sally and Bob went to the cinema.

20. Explain how the different prefixes change the meanings of the two sentences below.

a) The chef said the pasta was uncooked.

b) The chef said the pasta was undercooked.

 

P5H Homework and Reminders – W/B 24.4.17

Good afternoon everyone, I hope you all enjoyed your first week back and have had a lovely weekend. Please continue reading for your homework and reminders.

Spelling: Please complete lists gh, ph  or el, il, ey  in your spelling homework jotter for Thursday. Please write out your spelling words 3 times using SaCaWaC in the same way as we do in class. Remember that part of this process is to check and correct your spelling words, too many of you handed in wrongly spelt words on Thursday. You should then choose 6 spelling words you think you can write the best sentences for, and write an up levelled sentence for each of them. This week we are again focusing on using amazing connectives in each sentence. Here are some examples for you to choose from: so, if, while, even though, because, however and unless . Please include one in each of your sentences. Remember this does not mean you forget about using ambitious vocabulary too. We are trying to use both of these to make your sentences the best they can be.

Reading: As I posted last week you will be issued your new core readers later this week and I will explain your homework once they have been issued.

Personal Reading Challenge: We have now re-started our Personal Reading Challenge. You have 9 weeks left to reach the target you set last week. Please remember to bring your book to school as this will allow you to read it during ERIC time. Keep recording the books you have read in your Reading Passports so you can see how close you are getting to your target.

Maths:  Your homework can be found using the links below. This should be completed in your maths homework jotter and handed in on Thursday.

Group 1

Group 2

As discussed in class our Table Challenge will continue this term. Please continue to practise your tables with someone at home or by accessing the links provided below.

Multiplication Trainer        Division Trainer

 

Here are your reminders for this week:

  1. P.E. will be on Thursday this week. Please ensure you have a full kit with you in school. We might have a second P.E. session outside (depending on the weather) therefore please remember to bring suitable clothing with you i.e. a jumper and/or a waterproof jacket. Please also make sure you have a bottle of water with you.
  2. If you have not already done so please remember to return your forms for tickets to our Rookie Rockstars shows on Tuesday 2nd May (Eagles and Ospreys) and Wednesday 3rd May (Hawks and Falcons).
  3. P5S will continue to hold their Fairtrade Tuck-shop every Wednesday. If you are wanting to buy something, please remember to bring the exact money to school if possible. You can find the item prices here.

See you all tomorrow.

Mrs. Hughes.

P5S – Homework w/b 24.4.17

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Good afternoon everyone! Another new week is ahead of us. Time really is flying by. Please keep reading for a note of this week’s homework and reminders.

Spelling: Units 4 and 33 should be completed for Friday. As always, each word should be written out three times and an uplevelled sentence should be written for each spelling rule word. Please remember to consider your VCOP in each sentence.

This week I would like you to focus on using  ambitious vocabulary in each sentence.  Try to think of ambitious vocabulary that will compliment your spelling words. You should try and use these alongside your ambitious openers and connectives. We are trying to use all of these together to make your sentences the best they can be.

Reading:  Your new core reader was issued last Thursday.  Once again, there will be no written homework as we will continue to complete our comprehension tasks for the core readers in class. As always, if there is any vocabulary you are unsure of, please take a note of it and we will discuss it in class on Thursday. Please remember to read aloud to someone at home and try to use expression where needed. Your reading feedback form should be completed (if possible) by the person hearing you read aloud. This task should be completed for Thursday.

Personal Reading Challenge: Our Personal Reading Challenge has began again. You have 9 weeks to reach the target you set last week. Please remember to bring your book to school as this will allow you to read it during our ERIC sessions.

Please remember to record the books in your reading passport as you finish them. The passport is kept in class. Remember this is your record of the number of books you have read so far this term.

Maths: WOW! Your maths homework last week was completed fantastically well by so many of you. You have really set the bar high for this term. Keep it up P5!

Please access the relevant link below for your Maths homework. This should be completed in your homework jotter for Friday.

Group 1

Group 2

If you wish additional practice of your multiplication tables, please use the links below.

Multiplication Trainer

Division Trainer

  1. P.E. is on Friday . Please ensure you have a full kit with you in school. We may be having an impromptu P.E. session outside (the day has still to be decided) therefore you should have suitable outdoor clothing with you: a jumper or waterproof jacket.
  2. Our next library visit is on Tuesday. We require two parent helpers.  Please click here for further details.
  3. Please remember to return your ticket request forms for our Rookie Rockstars show which will take place on Tuesday 2nd May (Eagles and Ospreys) and Wednesday 3rd May (Hawks and Falcons).
  4. Our Fairtrade Tuckshop is on every Wednesday. Please remember to check our rota to see if you are in charge of the tuckshop this week. If you wish to buy something, please remember to bring the exact money to school. Details of prices can be found here.

See you all tomorrow.

Mrs O’Neill

P5S – Group 2 Maths Homework w/b 24.4.17

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Please read each question carefully so you understand fully what is being asked of you and the type of operation which should be used.

Each answer should show all workings and include a sentence answer. This task should be completed and returned to school by Friday.

Work It Out!

  1. Emma started her homework at 5.35pm. If it took her 35 minutes to complete, what time did Emma finish her homework?
  1. At the beginning of the Easter break Alex had £19.45 saved up. During the holidays he helped out in the house doing chores and now has £67.80. How much money did Alex earn doing chores?
  1. Term 4 is 10 weeks and one day in length. How many days are in term 4?
  1. It is 9 miles from Mrs O’Neill’s house to Bishopton Primary School. How many miles does Mrs O’Neill travel to school and back each week?
  1. 8 of the children in our class are 10 years old. The other 17 are 9. What is the combined age of all of the children in our class?
  1. Challenge Question Cameron S was cycling in a race at the weekend.  He had  completed a third of the course when he got a puncture. If the total distance of the race was 36km, how far did Cameron manage to cycle? How far did Cameron have to carry his bike for to reach the finishing line?

P5S – Group 1 Maths Homework w/b 24.4.17

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Please read each question carefully so you understand fully what is being asked of you and the type of operation which should be used.

Each answer should show all workings and include a sentence answer. This task should be completed and returned to school by Friday.

Work It Out!

  1. Emma started her homework at 5.35pm. If it took her 37 minutes to complete, what time did Emma finish her homework?
  1. At the beginning of the Easter break Alex had £19.45 saved up. During the holidays he helped out in the house doing chores and now has £67.80. How much money did Alex earn doing chores?
  1. Term 4 is 10 weeks and one day in length. How many days are in term 4?
  1. It is 8.9 miles from Mrs O’Neill’s house to Bishopton Primary School. How many miles does Mrs O’Neill travel to school and back each week?
  1. 8 of the children in our class are 10 years old. The other 17 are 9. What is the combined age of all of the children in our class?
  1. Challenge Question Cameron S was cycling in a race at the weekend.  He had  completed two thirds of the course when he got a puncture. If the total distance of the race was 36km, how far did Cameron manage to cycle?  How far did Cameron have to carry his bike for to reach the finishing line?

P7M Homework – Monday 24th April

Complete each task to the best of your ability. Please let me know if you are struggling with any task or need advice, as soon as possible. Ask your parent/carer to write a note if you are unable to  attempt any task. As always, if you require a  paper copy of any of the homework tasks, just ask. Thank you, Miss McDowall.

Language

  • Punctuation & Grammar task – Complete the task in you Spelling Homework jotter for Friday 5th May. Click here to access the task.
  • Reading – please read and finish your book for:
    • Red, Orange, Yellow, Green and Blue groups – Monday 1st May
    • Purple – Monday 8th May

Maths

Other

  • Rookie Rockstars at Ingliston Country Club: Tuesday 2nd May for all Eagles and Ospreys and Wednesday 3rd May for all Falcons and Hawks. Performers should be in the main arena for no later than 6.15pm. The shows start at 6.30pm.
  • Feel free to practise for the Literacy and Numeracy tests on Monday 22nd May by using the links on the Revision Blog post
  • We are looking for on adult helper to accompany us the library on Tuesday 9th May from 11.15-12pm. If you are able to help out, please post a comment on the blog or write a note in your child’s diary. Thank you in advance.

P7M Maths Homework – Money, Money, Money!

Our new Maths topic is Money. For this week’s homework task, you will need to research how much everyday items cost. You can use websites, supermarket flyers, research in the shops or the best source of information…the adults at home!

Find the average cost of the items below to make you think about how you might spend your money. You can buy any brand (or non-brand) you want and you can record the cost of the item and where you bought it from. You might also want to record if any of the items are on sale or in an offer .e.g. B.O.G.O.F. Once you have your individual prices, add them altogether to get a total. Record the information in your Maths Homework jotter for Friday 28th April.

  • first class stamp
  • loaf of bread
  • box of 120 tea bags
  • TV licence
  • six months car tax (any make/model)
  • 1kg bag of potatoes
  • tin of beans
  • box of corn flakes
  • one month’s subscription for Sky TV (you choose the packages)
  • one months’ rent for a one bedroom flat in Glasgow
  • four pints of milk
  • a bottle of washing up liquid (350-500ml)
  • a daily newspaper
  • tin of dog food
  • bottle of shampoo
  • one litre of unleaded petrol
  • bottle of Calpol
  • choose another four everyday items that your family uses regularly  and record the cost.

P5H Homework and Reminders – w/b 17.4.17

Good afternoon everyone, I hope you have all had a fantastic break and Easter Bunny visited you yesterday.  I am looking forward to hearing what you all got up to at check-in tomorrow.  We have now made it to term 4, our last term in P5, the year has just flown by! We have another busy term ahead and I hope you will all continue to work hard and continue to show the same high level of enthusiasm for what we have planned as you have during the rest of P5. Please continue reading for your homework and reminders.

Spelling: Please complete lists gn, ex or le, est  in your spelling homework jotter for Thursday. Please write out your spelling words 3 times using SaCaWaC in the same way as we do in class. Due to this being  a short week you do not have any sentences this week but please take the time to learn your words for your spelling assessment on Friday with Mrs. Livingstone.

Reading: There is no reading homework this week.  You will be issued with a new core reader next week.

Personal Reading Challenge: We will be continuing with our Personal Reading Challenge this term. You have done very well with this over the last two terms and I am sure you will continue to do so this term.

Tomorrow you will be setting yourselves a new target. You are aiming to be reading regularly and not just during ERIC time. Please remember to bring your book to school as this will give you more opportunities to read it.

Please remember to record the books you have read in your Reading Passports which are kept in class.

Maths:  There is no written maths homework this week, however please continue to practise your tables with someone at home or by accessing the links below.  Remember we will be continuing our Table Challenge through out this term.

Multiplication Trainer        Division Trainer

 

Here are your reminders for this week:

  1. P.E. will be on Tuesday and Thursday this week. All P.E. kits should have been taken home for washing at the end of last term. Please remember to bring your kit to school. Please also remember to  have a bottle of water with you as you will be working hard.
  2. Please remember to return your forms for tickets to our Rookie Rockstars shows on Tuesday 2nd May (Eagles and Ospreys) and Wednesday 3rd May (Hawks and Falcons) as soon as possible.
  3. Miss. Burnett has posted a blog about the Fair Trade Tuck-shop being hosted by P5S this term.  All the details can be found here. The first tuck-shop will be held on Wednesday 19th April.

See you all tomorrow.

Mrs. Hughes.

 

P5S – Homework w/b 18.4.17

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Good afternoon everyone! I hope you have been having a fabulous Easter break. I am looking forward to hearing all of your stories during check-in tomorrow.

I’m not sure how we got here so quickly but Term 4 is upon us already! We have another very busy term ahead of us and I am sure you will show the same enthusiasm that you have shown so far during Primary 5.

Spelling: Units 3 and 32 should be completed for Friday. As always, each word should be written out three times and an uplevelled sentence should be written for each spelling rule word. Please remember to consider your VCOP in each sentence.

This week I would like you to continue focusing on using  ambitious connectives in each sentence again. Here are some examples: before, as well as, however, also, although and after. Try to include one in each sentence. Some of you are doing very well with this. Remember this does not mean you forget about uplevelling your openers and vocabulary. We are trying to use all of these together to make your sentences the best they can be.

Reading:  A new core reader will be issued on Thursday.  The main focus is to ensure you are reading aloud to someone at home. Please remember to use expression where needed. Once again, there will be no written homework as we will continue to complete our comprehension tasks for the core readers in class. As always, if there is any vocabulary you are unsure of, please take a note of it and we will discuss it in class on Thursday.

Last term I introduced the reading feedback form which should be completed by the person hearing you read aloud. We will be continuing with this during term 4. New forms will be issued this week.

Personal Reading Challenge: We will be continuing with our Personal Reading Challenge this term. This was a great success last term and I was very impressed at the number of books being read. Watch this space for some interesting information regarding term 3’s challenge.

This week you will be setting a new target. The aim is to ensure you are reading regularly (not just during our ERIC sessions) and you will most definitely achieve success by the end of term. Please remember to bring your book to school as this will allow you to read it during our ERIC sessions.

Please remember to record the books in your reading passport as you finish them. The passport is kept in class. Remember this is your record of the number of books you have read so far this term.

Maths: Please access the relevant link below for your Maths homework. This should be completed in your homework jotter for Friday.

Group 1

Group 2

If you wish additional practice of your multiplication tables, please use the links below.

Multiplication Trainer

Division Trainer

  1. P.E. is on Tuesday and Friday . All P.E. kits should have been taken home at the end of last term to be washed. Please remember to bring a fresh kit to school.
  2. Our next library visit is on Tuesday 25th April. We require two parent helpers.  Please click here for further details.
  3. Please remember to return your ticket request forms for our Rookie Rockstars show which will take place on Tuesday 2nd May (Eagles and Ospreys) and Wednesday 3rd May (Hawks and Falcons).
  4. Our Fairtrade Tuckshop begins on Wednesday. Please ensure you know which date you are in charge of the tuckshop. If you wish to buy something, please remember to bring money to school. Details of prices can be found here.

See you all tomorrow.

Mrs O’Neill