Tiêu đề Y5 English 5011b – 2025 Week 12 Notes.pdf ✅

Year 5 English Term 2 – Week 3 (12) Homework: New • English Homework Practice 5011b: all questions. • Textbook – Year 6 Vocabulary Skills: Page 16 Compound Words + Page 17 Animal Families Ongoing • Practise spelling words. • Read every night (at least 30 mins). • Continue your personal vocabulary list – use a dictionary to look up unfamiliar words from the homework practices and your personal reading. Record the definitions in your English notebook. (Optional) Warm Up – Language Skills: Find rhyming pairs. Unscramble the words below so that each pair of words rhymes. o RBAE & HREAS BEAR (or BARE) & SHARE o WNROED & UTRHNDE WONDER & THUNDER o TUGHAT & HBTUGO TAUGHT & BOUGHT o ODULC & ODOG COULD & GOOD Spelling Test Words in bold have been included in the lesson slides. 1. accommodate 6. separate 2. occasion 7. definitely 3. persistent 8. tomorrow 4. beginning 9. harassment 5. believe 10. unfortunately Spelling words for next week: (These are the vocabulary words from 5011b, page 2.) 1. dilemma 6. resistance 2. existence 7. siege 3. liaise 8. superseded 4. noticeable 9. surprise 5. publicly 10. threshold Homework Review: Online students need to hold up signed copies of their completed homework booklets. • Discuss student questions about previous homework to clarify any areas of difficulty or confusion. • Review a selection of questions/exercises from the homework booklets/textbook. • (Optional) Discuss books read by students. Homework Practice 5011b Part 1 – Vocabulary • Review the vocabulary list and discuss word meanings. • Challenge: Students to write a sentence using as many words from the list as possible. • Complete several questions as a class.

Making connections: What is historical fiction? Historical fiction takes place in the past. It includes real historical events or details, but also made-up characters and storylines. astride With a leg on each side of something. crooned to sing or talk in a sweet, low voice full of emotion. oozing To flow slowly out of something through a small opening, or to slowly produce a thick sticky liquid. sentimentality Expression of gentle emotions such as love, sympathy, or caring. In this case, soft- sounding sentimental words are paired with evil intent (wanting to cause harm). sod off Telling someone to ‘go away’. squelchy Usually refers to a sucking sound like the one produced when walking on soft wet ground; however, in this case it refers to a physical feeling accompanying an emotion. swine A person who you consider to be extremely unpleasant and unkind. thrust To push suddenly and strongly. vigorous Very forceful or energetic. wrenched To pull and twist something suddenly or violently away from its position. Part 3 – Vocabulary: Discuss word meanings and complete several examples. If time permits, students can be nominated to look up words in their dictionaries. roused rouse: to wake someone up or make someone more active or excited. wistfully In a way that is sad and shows someone is thinking about something that is impossible or in the past. lonesome lonely exquisitely In a very beautiful and delicate way. Textbook – Year 6 Vocabulary Skills: Page 16 Compound Words + Page 17 Animal Families Discuss example questions from each page. Weekly Quote: