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Year 4

Welcome back to the Year Four pages

What's new?

You may have noticed that I have begun to read George's Marvellous Medicine to you on YouTube.  It is a bit scary for me but I'm sure that if you watch it, you'll be kind! I will pop some work linked to this under the language skills tab  but you don't have to do it if you don't want to.  I'd love to hear some suggestions of what you'd like to hear read - they will need to be quite short though.  Over half term, Miss Rivett and I will be putting some new pieces of work together ready for after the break.

Don't forget to keep in touch - we'd love to hear from all of you.

Year4@cliffordroad.suffolk.sch.uk 

 

Don't forget to check out the BBC iPlayer and Red Button service for specially-designed educational programming and lessons for every year group.  The programmes are live at 9a.m. but if you're busy doing PE with Joe then you can catch up later in the day.  There are also programmes and podcasts available on the BBC Sounds App.  Lots of your favourite presenters have been working on these so do check them out.

Stay safe, stay strong, stay home.

Mrs A and Miss Rivett

 

Have you seen this?  This is a great website with a suggested daily timetable, videos, games and activities especially for your year group.  Some of it may seem familiar, as I have used resources from their teacher collection on the website too. We hope you enjoy it.

 

  • Kids Classroom Secrets A daily suggested timetable, complete with exercise videos, STEM activities and much more...
Parents - we just want to say that you are doing a great job and thank you so much for your efforts to keep the learning going.  Below are some brilliant ideas for themed learning projects from the Robin Hood Trust.  Each week-long project has its own topic and covers a broad range of subjects and fun, educational activities.  These are low-stress and worthwhile - we'd love to know how you are getting on with them.  I have included the link to the website so you can access previous week's or another year group's projects.

Robin Hood Trust Learning Projects

Miss Rivett's letters

Mrs A's Letters

Mrs Abbott reads...chapters 2, 3 and 4 of George's Marvellous Medicine

George's Marvellous Medicine chs 8, 9 and 10

George's Marvellous Medicine chs 5, 6 & 7

George's Marvellous Medicine chapters 2,3 And 4

Mrs Abbott reads... George's Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl. Find me on You Tube by following the link below.

18 May 2020

Chapter One of George's Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl

What have we been up to?

Sam's shoreline adventures

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Sam from 4A has been to Woolverstone and shared these videos of what he found there.

Barnacles

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Things for you to try at home

  • Schools' Farm and Country Fair As we could not not visit the event this year, some farmers have made films of what goes on down on the farm. Take a look!

NEW Missing your French lessons? Try these activities to practise your French at home.

     Welcome to Year Four

 

The Year Four Teachers are:

Rebecca Abbott

Emma Rivett

Amanda Norris

 

The Teaching Assistants are:

 Tricia Thomson

Amelia Allison

Stacey Williams

Jackie Collins

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you, NHS!

Thank you, NHS! 1

Mushroom watch - see how our fungi are getting on each day!

Tue - the white web-like mycelium is visible Wed - the mycelium is the main part of the fungus Thur - look closely at the edges of the box Fri a.m. -some definite changes are happening Saturday - now we're talking! Sunday - look how much they have grown in one day! Week 2 Monday - I wonder how they'll taste? Week 2 Tuesday - it won't be long now! Week 2 Wednesday Week 2 Thurs- I'm going to have these on toast! Week 2 - Fri First harvest tomorrow! Wk2 Sat Prepare to be breakfast! Wk2 Sat Quite a crop! Wk2 Sat Look at the delicate gills underneath. Wk2 Sat Peek inside the mushroom. Wk2 Sat In the pan with some butter. Wk2 Sat Popped on toast - scrumptious!
Some general Maths and English websites you might want to have a look at...

Science Week in Year 4

Science Week in Year 4 1
Science Week in Year 4 2
Science Week in Year 4 3
Science Week in Year 4 4
Science Week in Year 4 5
Science Week in Year 4 6
Science Week in Year 4 7
Science Week in Year 4 8

Planting Tomatoes

Planting Tomatoes 1
Planting Tomatoes 2
Planting Tomatoes 3

Computing at Adastral Park - with Princess Anne!

We programmed Beebots to follow a complex path Which instructions did we need? Debugging is an important part of computing. A computer only does what you tell it to. We linked this with The Iron Man We saw some amazing tech! We worked together to achieve our aim. Each new task needed changes. The Finished Article! Trial and improvement is useful. BT set us a great challenge.

Cheerleading 4R

Cheerleading 4R 1
Cheerleading 4R 2
Cheerleading 4R 3

Cheerleading - 4A

Cheerleading - 4A 1 Warming up
Cheerleading - 4A 2 Learning the basics "K"
Cheerleading - 4A 3 Learning the basics "Low V"
Cheerleading - 4A 4 Combining in a routine
Cheerleading - 4A 5 Rehearsing the routine
Cheerleading - 4A 6 And finish!
Design and Technology - Roman-style flatbreads and healthy toppings.

We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with.

We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 1 We used gluten free ingredients for this one.
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 2 Our dough rose beautifully.
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 3 We couldn't wait to cook it.
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 4 The smell of the dough was lovely.
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 5 Tasting time
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 6 We loved the honeyed apricots and Greek yoghurt.
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 7 Delicious.
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 8 We didn't enjoy all of it, though!
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 9 Munch!
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 10 The bread was definitely the best part.
We made a yeasted dough, shaped it and cooked it in the school kitchen. We then chopped, grated, blended and snipped ingredients for topping the breads with. 11 The courgette and cream cheese was my favourite.

Flatbreads 4R

Flatbreads 4R 1
Flatbreads 4R 2
Flatbreads 4R 3
Flatbreads 4R 4
Flatbreads 4R 5

Year Four Spring Term Curriculum Jigsaw

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