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A typical Year Four music lesson!

Posted on Sunday 07 November 2010 by

Singing and playing 'The Moortown Blues'.
Singing and playing 'The Moortown Blues'.

05 November 2010

Posted on Sunday 07 November 2010 by

The homework this week is creative and is due in on Wednesday 10 November.

I can measure length to the nearest cm.

Rememeber, when the mm end in 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 we round up to the nearest cm. When the mm end in 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4 we round down to the nearest cm.


05 November 2010

Posted on Sunday 07 November 2010 by

This week’s spellings are plurals ending in ‘es’. The children could try to think of some of their own. Words that end in ch, sh, zz and x usually follow this rule. These will be tested on Friday 12 November.

Singular

Plural

church

churches

bush

bushes

glass

glasses

watch

watches

box

boxes

fox

foxes

brush

brushes

witch

witches

torch

torches

beach

beaches

Can you think of any of your own?



05 November 2010

Posted on Saturday 06 November 2010 by

The homework this week is ‘Creative’ and is due in Wednesday 10 November.

I can make a guide for looking after my favourite toy.

  • A poster about how you should look after your toy
  • A list of instructions on how to protect your toy from wear and tear.
  • A diagram of the best way to play with your toy.
  • A fold out informative leaflet.

This is creative homework, so the more original, the better!

05 November 2010

Posted on Saturday 06 November 2010 by

This week’s spellings for Bananas and Oranges all include the suffix ‘ed’.

Apples have some high-frequency words to remember.

They will be tested on Friday 12 November.

Apples

Bananas and Oranges

LO: High-frequency words

LO: Words with suffix ‘ed’.

  • out
  • this
  • have
  • went
  • be
  • like
  • some
  • so
  • asked
  • blocked
  • called
  • passed
  • puffed
  • sniffed
  • tricked
  • walked


05 November 2010

Posted on Saturday 06 November 2010 by

The homework this week is Creative and due in Wednesday 10 November.

I can sort information.

Use the fruit and vegetable pictures to help you. Think about what we learnt in class this week:

  • collect
  • organise
  • present
  • interpreting information to answer questions.

I look forward to seeing what you have done on Wednesday.

05 November 2010

Posted on Saturday 06 November 2010 by

This week’s spellings are linked to phonemes we are learning in class.

Mrs. Weekes

Mrs. Strange

LO: Words with ay / ai

LO: Words with sh / oo

  • play
  • stay
  • pay
  • spray
  • day
  • rain
  • pain
  • main


  • moon
  • soon
  • cool
  • pool
  • ship
  • shut
  • cash
  • mash

These will be tested on Friday 12 November.

SEAL statement 08 November

Posted on Friday 05 November 2010 by Mrs Taylor

‘I can be a good friend’ is the SEAL statement for this week.

Following our SEAL assembly last week, there have been plenty of friendship tokens given out by children and staff alike.

How do you think you can be a good friend?

05 November 2010

Posted on Friday 05 November 2010 by Mr Wilks

We are back to our ‘le’ spelling rule this week, so all the words this week will end in ‘le’.

The first ten spellings are for everyone. The last five (11-15) are just for the adjectives and adverbs.

  1. able
  2. horrible
  3. candle
  4. vegetable
  5. possible
  6. needle
  7. sensible
  8. bicycle
  9. reliable
  10. table
  11. abominable
  12. dawdle
  13. terrible
  14. unbelievable
  15. agreeable

As always, good luck!

05 November 2010

Posted on Friday 05 November 2010 by Mr Wilks

This week’s homework is practice makes perfect and is due in on Wednesday 10 November.

I can show how I have practised measuring, length, weight or capacity.

When we talked as a class we came up with some ideas. Ideas included:

  • Measuring items found at home using a ruler.
  • Helping to weigh ingredients in the kitchen (possibly a cake for Mr Wilks!).
  • Comparing the units used to measure weight, length or capacity.For example, how many centimetres in two metres? How many grams in a kilogram?

Best of luck! I will look forward to seeing what you have done on Wednesday.