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Year 5 Homework Spring 1 Week 4

Mrs Latham

Hi Year 5, here is your homework for this week.

Select two pieces of homework to complete and log into Spelling Shed and practise your spelling words.

Homework should be a celebration of your learning and should reflect your full effort and ability. Homework is also a brilliant opportunity to discover more and take time to produce a piece of work you are truly proud of. The best efforts could even be sent to Mr Andrews when he calls for good work.

Homework MUST be completed and brought into school on WEDNESDAY at the latest. This includes your spellings.

Maths

  1. In a garden there is space for 20 rows of 14 seeds in a flower bed. How many seeds are in
    a flower bed?
  2. There are 15 rows of 20 stickers on a sheet. How many stickers are there on a sheet?
  3. How many tables are needed to seat 237 people when the tables seat 11 people each?
  4. Samuel has 241 marbles at a party. He puts 8 marbles into each gift bag. How many gift bags does he fill?
  5. The teacher gives out 423 sweets. The children are given 16 each. How many children get 16 sweets?
  6. Video games cost £12.99 each. How many can you buy with £60?

English

To practise year 5 SPaG objectives

WOW!

Science 

To understand forces 

Create a poster showing what you have learnt about forces.  

11 responses to “Year 5 Homework Spring 1 Week 4”

  1. Miss Akhtar

    Children, question 3 and question 5 will require long division, but you have not been taught that! Please ignore them.

    Try these instead:
    3. How many tables are needed to seat 237 people when the tables seat 6 people each?
    5. The teacher gives out 423 sweets. The children are given 8 each. How many sweets does the teacher give out? Does she have any leftover?

  2. Mustafa A.

    English
    A)The modal verb is shouldn’t
    B)The correct verb is has
    C) The gigantic loom began to weave some fabric.
    We’ve been to see our local football team.
    D) Hesitate – hesitant
    Innocence – innocent.
    E) Possessive pronoun – theirs, ours.
    Adverb – soon, perhaps.
    F) I saw you yesterday while you were getting off the bus.

  3. Mustafa A.

    In a garden there is space for 20 rows of 14 seeds in a flower bed. How many seeds are in
    a flower bed?
    There are 280 seeds.
    There are 15 rows of 20 stickers on a sheet. How many stickers are there on a sheet? There are 300 stickers on a sheet.
    How many tables are needed to seat 237 people when the tables seat 11 people each? You will need 22.
    Samuel has 241 marbles at a party. He puts 8 marbles into each gift bag. How many gift bags does he fill? He needs 31 gift bags.
    The teacher gives out 423 sweets. The children are given 16 each. How many children get 16 sweets? 26 children.
    Video games cost £12.99 each. How many can you buy with £60?
    You can buy 4.

  4. Muhammad Y.

    I need help on question 5 and 6 in maths

    1. Mrs Khan

      Muhammad,

      Question 5) You need to do 423 divide by 16 which will tell you how many children. You will have a remainder though which will be the children that got sweets but not 16.

      Question 6) Again you need to divide 60 by 12.99 and will have a remainder.

      Let me know on Monday if your still struggling.

  5. Izaan Q.

    I have done 2 pieces of homework and have converted inproper fractions into mixed numbers in my homework book!

    P.S.- I was strugling with the maths problems.

    FROM: Izaan

    1. Mrs Khan

      Izaan, we can go through these on Monday if you need to but you only need to do 2 pieces, the Maths fractions and your spellings/Spelling Shed.

  6. Myiesha S.

    Mrs khan i dont get the maths challenge.

    1. Mrs Khan

      Myeisha, they are division calculations with remainders. We can go through on Monday.

  7. Afsa P.

    I was not here on the day we did on air resistance

    1. Mrs Khan

      Afsa, you can still complete this as you’ve been given a lot of information and do your own research. Also if you’re still struggling complete the English and Maths instead.

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