Year 5 Homework 20.5.16

Spellings

Please practise these spellings ready for your spelling test next week.

Words with ‘silent’ letters (i.e. letters whose presence cannot be predicted from the pronunciation of the word).

Some letters which are no longer sounded used to be sounded hundreds of years ago: e.g. in knight, there was a /k/ sound before the /n/.

 

W:

wrist

playwrite

wrangle

wrack

wrapper

wreack

wreathe

wreckage

wretched

writhe

 

Literacy – Book review

Stuck in your homework book is a book review. Can you please write a book review about your favourite book you have read in year five. It can be a book from school or home.

 

Maths

We are recapping over the next few lessons our place value knowledge. Can you remember how to solve these questions.

 

1. Put these numbers in order from smallest to largest:

1. 14,678       790,345      3,875      907,987     1,084,764
2. 55,903       280,785     55,952      8,901          282,576

 

2. Can you find the missing number

 

1. 10,    5      _____       -5    ____     -15,    
2. 1,250     750      _______      ________     -750

 

3) a) Round 36,550 to the nearest hundred =

1. b) Round 478,098 to the nearest thousand =
2. c) Round 981,111 to the nearest ten thousand =
3. d) Round 678,902 to the nearest hundred thousand =

4) Roman numerals

1. 9 =
2. Thirty seven =
3. Four hundred and eighty two =
4. LXIV =
5. DCCCXCIV =

 

Spellings

Please practise these spellings ready for your spelling test next week. The suffix sion. It is used in root words ending in d or se. Exceptions: attend-attention, intend-intention

 

expansion

extension

comprehension

tension

intentions

suspension

collision

ascension

precision

conclusion

 

Literacy – Book review

Stuck in your homework book is a book review. Can you please write a book review about your favourite book you have read in year five. It can be a book from school or home.

 

Maths

We are recapping over the next few lessons our place value knowledge. Can you remember how to solve these questions.

1. Can you write 1000 more than these numbers:

1. 3000 =
2. 4650 =
3. 8055 =
4. 2) Can you write a 1000 less than these numbers;

1. 2500 =
2. 4690 =
3. 7583 =

3) Is each of the numbers in bold a unit, ten, hundred and thousands?

1. 46 =
2. 678 =
3. 7805 =
4. 9801 =

4) Roman numerals

1. 7 =
2. VI =
3. 27 =
4. LXIII =
5. 100 =