Monday, 3 December 2018

Fitzwilliam Museum November 2018

We had a fabulous time at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. As well as visiting and finding out about all things ancient Egyptian, we also had a chance to investigate one of the art galleries. We investigated some Dutch art through sharing 'The Story of Jan'.

During the ancient Egyptian sessions, the museum staff complimented us on our excellent behaviour and broad knowledge of the subject.

Here are a few photos of our day.













Monday, 26 February 2018







World Book Day Homework Year 4

Task 1
1) Listen to two of the stories on the World Book Day website.
2) Write down which two texts you listened to.
3) Which of these texts would you want to read more of and why?

http://www.worldbookday.com/world-of-stories/


Task 2
Using the sheet provided (or by creating your own), draw a comic strip to
re-tell a classic tale in a comic format. You can choose any tale of your choice. (Shakespeare, fables, myths, bible stories etc.) Make them exciting by using interesting, colourful pictures and speech bubbles.


Spellings:


Please learn the spellings using the ‘Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check’ sheet.


The spelling pattern this week is:  ‘sion’ suffix pattern.
(Word list has been sent home in the homework book)
Please write five sentences. Each one must contain a different word from the spelling list. Try and make them interesting and include different sentence types.

Friday, 26 January 2018

Maths Week

In Year 4, the children used their Maths lessons to solve a week-long problem about designing a funfair. They used their knowledge of area to plot out a funfair and then had to work out how much it would cost by calculating money. After that, they had to work out how much it would cost per day at their funfair and therefore how much they would need to charge their customers to get in!








Friday, 19 January 2018

W/C 15/1/18

The first couple of weeks of the spring term seem to have flown by and we have already got a lot of learning under our belts.


In our English work we have been using classic stories and poems (such as Alice in Wonderland and The Owl and the Pussycat) as inspiration to help us to write playscripts.




 In science we have started to investigate the properties of solids and liquids.

 

 
 

Just a reminder that Mr Sinclair has replaced Mr Clark and will now be taking our P.E. lessons. These sessions will take place every Friday instead of the previously timetabled Thursdays!