Year Five led an assembly on Personal Identity
This week, Year Five led the PY Assembly on the theme of Personal identity. The have been considering what makes them special and were encouraged to think about how their lives may change as they get older. Please find below a copy of the slides presention we used and some video excerpts from our assembly. It was great to welcome some parents to the assembly.
Here are the slides that we used during our assembly
These are some video extracts....
The children chose clothes to reflect their personal identities
The audience included parents, teachers and all students from Year One to Year Seven
Maths with Ms Emmi
Y5 Maths has continued the focus on multiplication and division. As some learners have mastered their ability to multiply 1 digit by 1 digit numbers and moving towards division with the same understanding. Others have been increasing their knowledge of more complex multiplication and division problems by completing and explaining how to work mult-step word problems that enhance their knowledge and conceptual skills.
Next week we will be working on subtraction and addition based on their abilities and their "I can" statement that we chose together.
Homework will be given on Monday and due back on Friday. If your child is working on their multiplication or division skills please practice these nightly with them.
Here are some pictures from this week's lessons together.
Phee, Athens, Kevin, Jun He, Eric and Kavier working on individual word problems with a focus of multiplication or division.
Sanook E. and Ben working together on multiplication challenges.
Pin and Amanda using the calculators to self check their work.
Rainer completing his multiplication sets.
Tien using manipulatives to better understand division.
Swimming Lessons Please note that swimming lessons are in integral part of our learning at UDIS. If there is a reason why your child cannot swim please send us a short message to say why at xavi@udoninternationalschool.com or john.e@udoninternationalschool.com Being a strong swimmer is a lifesaver in an emergency. (Please note, we do monitor temperatures and will suspend lessons if it is too hot or cold)
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