St. Emilie's Catholic Primary School — Archive

Lent in Year Five

On Wednesday of last week the season of Lent began with Ash Wednesday. As a school we celebrated by coming together in our undercover area, praying and receiving ashes.

Later that day in our classrooms, we wrote Lenten Promises. We defined what a promise is, first of all. Then we thought and wrote about who we would like to PRAY for, what we would GIVE this Lent and what we would FAST from. These special Lenten Promises are displayed across our classroom and the front office. If you pop into the office this week, make sure to check them out! Some of us wrote on cross templates, and some of us wrote on leaves.

Miss Corkhill, Mr Naden & the Year Fives

First week of Year Five – Class environment and culture

Since we are starting a new school year in a new classroom with a new teacher, we needed to sort out some new class agreements and routines. – Olivia

In Five Gold we created a set of class agreements that are positively framed and help us to be the best leaders we can be this year. – Nate

Check out our class agreements below! – Joe

5G CLASS AGREEMENTS

In Five Gold we have created a class jigsaw to show our class values!

5B JIGSAW

Miss Corkhill, Mr Naden and the Year Fives!

Year Five Parent Information Booklet 2021

Dear families,

We hope you are all keeping safe at home!

Please see below the Year Five Parent Information Booklet for 2021, which was also shared via email today.

CLICK HERE

We hope to see you all soon.

Louise Corkhill & Dan Naden

Year Five Teachers

Market Gardens in Year Five

Over the last five weeks we have been working on a Maths project called Market Garden.

In this project our goal was to find the most cost-efficient essentials to help grow our fruit & vegetables. This project came with a ‘must have’ list which had all the necessary items for our garden.

Another aspect of creating our garden, was shopping for all the items we needed. These items all came from well-known websites such as Bunnings, Australia Gardening, Aussie Gardener and more. These prices we found on the websites needed to be rounded to the nearest whole dollar.

This real-life project included creating a logbook and designing our very own garden, it also included real life measurements and the total prices of all the wood needed to create our garden beds.

We really enjoyed creating our Market Gardens with our magnificent Mr. Millar!

Year 5 Numero Tournament

Please click on the link below to read all about our fun day of Numero !

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Coding in Year Five

As part of our digital technologies curriculum, we are learning to code! Students are learning basic coding skills using the code.org website, in preparation for later in the term when they will be asked to build their own game based on our class novel!

“Coding is a fun way to learn new skills. It might help us create a new game or app!” – Harry & Lachlan

“Coding skills can help us in the future. It helps express our imagination and creativity and who knows, we might end up working at Google!” – Stella & Teyla

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Welcome to Tern 4 Japanese at At Emilie’s

October 13, 2020
Tracy Aroozoo
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Japanese Virtual open night

September 24, 2020
Tracy Aroozoo
· Year 1 · Year 1 Blue · Year 1 Gold · Year 2 · Year 2 Blue · Year 2 Gold · Year 3 · Year 3 Blue · Year 3 Gold · Year 4 · Year 4 Blue · Year 4 Gold · Year 5 · Year 5 Blue · Year 5 Gold · Year 6 · Year 6 Blue · Year 6 Gold

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Open Night SNEAK PEEK!

Welcome to our Open Night EXTRAVAGANZA Sneak Peek! – Ahnya & Mila

We have been working very hard in Year Five this term – Isla

This year we are going to be having a virtual version of Open Night because of social distancing requirements. – Mikelah

We think that having open night online is great fun and an efficient way to share our knowledge and work. – Oliver B & Riley

Wouldn’t it be so cool if you could see our classroom from your living room or kitchen counter? Isabel

You can revisit our virtual classroom any time you like! – Oakleigh

Our standard of work in Year Five has greatly improved to such a high standard over the year and we can’t wait to show you what we have been up to. – Chace

Shhhh! We don’t want to tell you too much about the Open Night just yet, but below is a sneak peek of some of our SPECTACULARLY EXQUISITE work. – Isabelle, Teyla & Aiyana

Harry C: WHOOOSH! I am already blown away!

Kadyn: It’s virtual and it’s awesome. So… It’s virtually awesome!

Ryder: I am not going to show you my work yet, because I don’t want you to faint because my work is so good!

Reading in Year Five

This term as part of our homework, we have started filling in nightly reading logs.

Our reading log has helped us to keep track of our nightly reading and make sure we do it every night. – Kadyn

Each morning we come into class and show our teacher our completed reading log. – Maria

It’s fun to do because we get to read aloud to our parents or siblings and it encourages us to read lots of books. – Maya

I have been reading to my mum, dad and brother and they have enjoyed hearing it. – Merrick

Here are some photos of Angelin’s fantastic reading log.