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Class 4

Summer 1 2024 

We had lots of fun learning how to convert mixed numbers into improper fractions!

 We enjoyed exploring the story of Romulus and Remus. which is a Roman myth about the creation of Rome. We are looking forward to using this text to inspire our first unit of learning in English. 

During the summer term, we will be learning all about the Romans in our new topic: 'Did people love or hate living in Roman Britain?' 
 

Our core text:

Spring 2 2024

English Shared Write

We enjoyed taking part in our shared write. We used our science knowledge to help us to write an explanation text about teeth!

Click the icon below to see our work all about the River Trent.

Explanation text - English

We worked in teams to identify the features of an explanation text. We are looking forward to writing our own explanation texts next week!

New reading books 

We enjoyed exploring our new Key Stage 2 reading books. Thank you to our amazing PTFA for raising the money towards them. We can't wait to get reading!

World Book Day 

We had a fabulous day celebrating World Book Day. The children came to school in some great costumes. During the day, the children experienced being an illustrator by following Nick Sharatt's drawing guides, decorated bookmarks, explored Tom Gates and his drawing and writing style and became reading buddies to the year 1 and 2 children.

Buddy reading with year 1 and 2

Author and illustrator activities

Hot seating

We enjoyed becoming the main character of 'Isaac' and taking part in a hot seating activity.

 

Our topic this half term is 'Why are rivers important?' 

 

Our text is: 

Spring 1 2024

Iron Age Bog Bodies! 

 

We enjoyed learning about bog bodies in our history lesson! We learnt about the Tollund man and anyalsed and explored different sources linked to his discovery. We considered how each source tells us about who the person was and what life was like in the Iron Age.

Chinese New Year Assembly

 

Mrs Ellis visited us today to deliver a brilliant assembly about Chinese New Year. Thank you Mrs Ellis! 

Safer Internet Day 2024 

 

We enjoyed taking part in the live lesson and learning all about AI. 

We have moved on to learning how to divide numbers. We have even learnt how to divide numbers with remainders!

We have been working hard to improve our maths skills. We have been learning how to use the short multiplication method to multiply 3 digit numbers by 1 digit numbers. 

We enjoyed exploring and analysing the different sources that were discovered at the Must Farm Bronze Age settlement. We considered what each source tells us about what life was like in the Bronze Age.

We have started our new text in English and enjoyed getting hooked in! We made predictions about the text type, what the text might be about and what the title might be. We then worked in pairs to explore the front cover, considering why the author and illustrator decided to use certain fonts and images, what the items are on the front cover and what information might be inside. We are looking forward to reading our text and using it to inspire our next unit of writing. 

We have been learning lots over the past few weeks in class 4. 

 

We have been improving our multiplication and division skills in maths, learning about the Bronze Age in history, improving our basketball skills in PE and learning how to write a setting description in our English lessons. 

 

Take a look at some of our amazing work! 

 

Happy New Year! 

 

Our topic this half term is 'How much did life change in Britain from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age?' 

 

Our text is: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To get us hooked into our learning, we worked in teams to complete a treasure hunt to retrieve facts about the Bronze Age and the Iron Age. We then learnt what prehistory means and ordered the events of prehistoric Britain.

Autumn Term

Week 6 

Our last week of Gardening Club so we enjoyed hot chocolate, gingerbread, flapjack and chocolate brownie together outside. 
Thank you to you all for your commitment, enthusiasm and hard work.

WEEK 5

Lots of muddy wellies tonight! Thank you for your hard work planting up the container at the end of the train and preparing the raised bed in the new Reception playground ready for new plants.

Thank you to Mr & Mrs Padgett for providing the beautiful plants. 

Week 4 Gardening Club

Using lard and mixed bird seed we make bird cake to take home and hang in our garden.

We hope to see lots of birds enjoying it! 

Week 3 Gardening Club

Our hanging baskets are up!

Week 2 Gardening Club

A visit from our local police officer - 16.10.22

Today, our assembly was led by our local police officer. He talked to us about how Halloween should be fun, but also how to make sure everyone stays safe and enjoys it. We spoke about 'anti-social behaviour.'

We also thought about ways to celebrate Bonfire Night and he gave us some tips about how adults should light fireworks safely and that we need to stand at a safe distance away from them.

GARDENING CLUB

Mrs Gregory ran the first session of her after school gardening club on Thursday. We added winter flowering plants to the large containers in the playground. The children topped up the containers with compost, carefully removed the plants from their trays and arranged them before finally planting them. Thank you Year 4 gardeners see you next week!

Yet another fantastic afternoon listening to music and playing our glockenspiels. We are also learning to sing the Soul Ballad "I'll be there". Many of the children had a great time using their glock beaters as makeshift mics! 😀

What a fantastic time we had learning about how we clean our waste water! Really informative and lots of fun!

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