Monday 30th March – Friday 3rd April
5th class work for next week.
Try your best with all work. I hope you’re all staying safe and continue to do so over the next while. The work below is a general guideline; please adapt it to suit your child. Every family circumstance is different so do what is best for you and your child.
All written work can be done in your copy or on sheets that you may have at home. Remember to have margin, heading and date. If you don’t have the right copy for a subject you can use any copy you have.
The books that are marked with ** can be accessed on the CJ Fallon web page. Visit http://my.cjfallon.ie and click ‘Student Resources’, then filter to the title of the book you require, making sure ‘Online Books’ is selected in the ‘Resources’ section. Only takes a minute and very easy to work J (use top right corner to jump to a selected page when book is open)
Daily Diary: Write 5 Irish and 5 English Sentences. Keep the Irish sentences simple (Day, Date, Weather, News etc.) Put more detail into your English sentences (thoughts, opinions, feelings etc.) Remember to begin your Irish Sentences with a past tense verb.
- Sh. “Inniu an Chéadaoin, an cúigiú lá is fiche de mhí Marta. Tá an aimsir go breá. Tá sé te agus tá an ghrian ag taitneamh. Bhí mé ag imirt cluichí ríomhaire inné. D’ith mé borgaire agus sceallóga don dinnéir…”
English:
**Up and Running – Read the story ‘The Hat and the Superglue’ pg.194
Questions C +D pg.203. When doing questions, practise your joined writing.
Reading – 20 minutes reading each day of a book of your choice from home. If you haven’t a library book or your own book to read at home you can find some great books to read on the app ‘BorrowBox Library’. Continue your daily reading log in your copybook.
Ms Cleary’s reading group continue to record daily reading.
Writing – See daily diary above.
Spellings: Continue doing 2 pages per week, complete activities and put words into sentences.
Gaeilge: *See daily diary above*
Abairtí – Write 3 interesting sentences each day Aimsir Chaite/Aimsir Fhaistineach briathra.
Maths:
Mental Maths – Continue with the next week of Mental Maths including Problem Solving and Friday Review.
Tables – Practise your x2- x12 Tables for 5 minutes each day on https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button (Hit the Button) and try beat your score. Record your highest score for when we are back to see who the champion is!
**Mathemagic –
Money:
Pg.107 Qs 4-11
Pg.108 Qs 3 +4
Pg. 109 Qs 1-4
Pg. 110 Qs 1-3
Pg. 111 Qs 1-12
*Qs on pg.108-110 we need to find the price of one when looking for value or looking for the price of multiple products so always use the unitary method(Green boxes will help)
* Qs pg 111 when dealing with fractions remember we divide by the bottom and multiply by the top when finding a fraction of something eg: Find ¾ of 20 divide 4 into 20 and multiply answer by 3 (unitary Method).
and we divide by the top and multiply by the bottom when we have the fraction and are trying to find the whole number eg : ¾ = 21 find the whole number we divide 3 into 21 and multiply answer by 4 (unitary method).
History: Optional
Research and project work on the Irish Famine.
Geography: Optional
Choose a European Country and do research/ a project about it.
P.E.:
It’s important to keep as active as you can so try and get some exercise in every day! Examples: a walk, a jog, a cycle (observing social distancing), practising your skills in a sport you are interested in.
There are also some wonderful videos on Youtube that can help you – The Body Coach 5 Minute Move Workout 1, 2 & 3.
Music:
Two new tunes: Listen to recordings.
- The Munster Bank Polka
- Ryan’s Slip Jig (Slightly more challenging!)
S.P.H.E.
- Help out with jobs/ cooking etc. at home.
Try to learn new cookery/ baking skills.