Year 5 Team: Mrs Bekiri and Mrs Werake
If you need to contact me, please email: year5@stpauls373.herts.sch.uk
Our Class Saint
Our class saint is St Bernadette.
We have been creating presentations to share with others, explaining who St Bernadette was and how she became a saint.
Here are some examples of our work.
Dignity
Our Catholic Social Teaching Principle is Dignity.
Here are some examples of our work from last year.
Useful Documents Autumn 1
Spellings Autumn 1
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believe people your you’re there their they’re should which breath Commonly used and misspelt words |
bushes witches boxes jellies wellies keys thieves dwarves signatures committees Plurals of words |
embarrassment government consciousness seriousness thoroughly sincerely worthless hopeless useful forgetful Suffixes -ment, -ness, -ful, -less, -ly |
sorting dancing shopping longest copied shopped longer fitter noisier noisy Suffixes -ed, -ing, -er, -est, -y |
appreciate appreciated appreciating appreciative appreciation appreciatively unappreciated unappreciatively recognise unrecognisable Changing a root word using prefixes and suffixes |
referring preferring transferring forgetting gardening limiting beginning humming dropping hiking Adding the suffix - ing |
Poem Of The Week Autumn 1
Each week we learn, evaluate and sometimes perform a new poem.
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First Day at School By Roger McGough |
Peace By Sara Fox |
Buckingham Palace By A.A. Milne |
Moonlight, Summer, Moonlight Emily Bronte |
Caged Bird Maya Angelou |
Give Yourself a Hug Grace Nichols |
Photos Autumn 1
Year 5 have been working hard this first half term at creating their own creatures in English, exploring the proprties of materials in science and taking part in Black History Month Workshops. I have also caught lots fo year 5 children being kind to each other, ny showing their support for their peers and leaving happy notes for others to find. Here are a few pictures for you to enjoy from out first half term.
Useful Documents Autumn 2
Spellings Autumn 2
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6 | Week 7 | Week 8 |
accommodate accompany correspond embarrass exaggerate excellent immediate marvellous occupy sufficient Words with double consonants |
accident certain experience deceit criticise nuisance conceive circle perceived existence Words using the sift c rule |
conceive receipt receive perceived deceit deceiving ceiling received conceived perceive Words with ei after c |
conceive receipt receive perceived deceit deceiving ceiling received conceived perceive Words with ei after c |
essential partial confidential residential initial social facial artificial financial commercial Word ending with ‘tial’ and ‘ciall’ |
middle notable jungle purple muscle accidental actual material occasional physical Word with ‘le’ and ‘al’ endings |
essentially officially confidentially especially artificially partially residentially initially financially socially Word ending in – ‘cially’ and ‘tially’ |
Photos Autumn 2
The class has had fun this half term reading some beautiful, unusually laid out books in English. They have also been working hard on investigating how to separate solids and liquids. The Hinduisim and Science workshops were both big hits, as was 'No Pens' afternoon, where the children were able to share with eachother things that were important to them.
Useful Documents Spring 1
Poem Of The Week Spring 1
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Being Tanaya Winder
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Some Other Names For Rain Kate Wakeling |
Glad That I'm Me Ian Brand
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The Misinformation Age Karl Nove |
The Tyger William Blake |
Spellings
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lockable considerable excitable reliable noticeable possible horrible terrible visible flexible suffixes 'able' and 'ible'
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possibly reasonably believably considerably horribly adorably terribly believably reposnibly comfortably suffixes 'ably' and 'ibly' |
fabulous enormous poisonous serious curious hideous dangerous humourous glamourous couragous suffixe 'ous'
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ambitious delicious vicious precious concsious malicious suspicious ficticious infectious nutricious suffixes 'tious and cious' |
famous marvellous gaseous fabulous disastrous outrageous enormous poisonous glorious suffixe 'ous' |
existent confident apparent ancient convenient independent obedient sufficient decent innocent suffixe 'ent' |
confidence sentence experience convenience difference frequency emergency preference agency fluency Suffixes 'ence' and 'ency'
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Photos Spring 1
Useful Documents Spring 2
Green Spellings Spring 2
Week 1 (4.3.24) | Week 2 (11.3.24) | Week 3 (18.3.24) | Week 4 | Week 5 |
expectant hesitant tolerant observant important relevant descendant accountant significant assistant |
resistance tolerance assistance substance importance nuisance distance relevance endurance acquaintance |
hesitancy dominancy transparency decency fluency frequency expectancy relevancy absorbency consistency |
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Blue Spellings Spring 2
Week 1 (4.3.24) | Week 2 (11.3.24) | Week 3 (18.3.24) | Week 4 | Week 5 |
certain circle complete consider continue decide describe different difficult disappear |
early earth eight eighth enough exercise experience experiment extreme famous |
favourite February forward forwards fruit grammar group guard guide heard |
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Useful Documents Summer 1
Spellings - Summer 1
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Useful Documents - Summer 2
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Blue Spellings - Summer 2
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