Year 4 - Home/School Learning Pack
Work Added - w/c 11 May
Work Added - w/c 4 May
Work Added - w/c 27 April
Work Added for After the Easter Break - w/c 20 April
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Previously Set Work
Here is a list of work that you can have a go at now you are working from home.
Maths
- Have a go at some times-tables practice. Use this website: https://www.timestables.co.uk/multiplication-tables-check/
- There are two maths check tests to try – Maths Test A and B
- Look in the folder ‘Maths Practice’. Have a go at some of the topics that you think you need to practice. Or try all of them if you want a challenge.
English
- There are three reading practice tests to try.
- Have a go at the SPAG Autumn and Spring Tests – see what you can remember!
- Make sure that you do some reading at home and record in your reading record.
- Practise the Year 3/4 Statutory Spellings. There is a list of words and some activities in the ‘Spellings’ folder.
- Write an entertaining book review, maybe with illustrations, on a book you have read, to put forward for the termly reading champion award!
Science
- Look at the PowerPoint on ‘The Water Cycle’.
- Choose one of the water cycle worksheets and complete it.
- What can you remember from our science topics? Try the science practice test.
Topic
- Carry out some research on ‘The Countryside Code’ for our orienteering topic. Then design and make a leaflet to explain the countryside code – no more than A4 size.
- Draw a pencil portrait of Queen Victoria for our Victorians topic after Easter.
- Try to watch a film set in Victorian Times (like ‘Oliver!’, ‘A Christmas Carol’, ‘The Pirate Captain and the Scientist’), or do some research on the internet. Can you make a list of similarities and differences between your life and the life of a child in Victorian Times?
- Next term, we will be having a Victorian Day sometime in June and you will be able to dress up as a Victorian child. Research and think about what costume you might wear on that day. Can you start preparing it?
SUPPORT WORK – If any of this work is too difficult for you, and you usually work in a group in the classroom, try some work from the ‘Support Work’ folder.
Thank you
The Year 4 Team