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Year 4
We had a busy day making our models of The Titanic.
Trip to The Deep letter
Science-making careful observations of invertebrates.
This term in Y4 the value we are focusing on is kindnessđź’•
Titanic sketches
Year 4Times table check information
Our excellent Easter hats!
End of Term hot chocolate party! We finally filled our marble jar on the last day of term and celebrated in style.
On Tuesday 29th March, FizzPop Science spent a day at Norton Free. The focus of the day was growth and every year group took part in different activities throughout the day. A fun day was had by all and we learnt lots more about plants and growth too!
Science Day 29.3.22
Rock, paper, scissors game in P.E
Non-chronological reports January 2022
7.1.22
This term in Geography we will be focusing on Antarctica. In this week's art lesson we used our sketching skills to draw some of our favourite birds, penguins.
Here's Harvey's fabulous sketch!
In the following week's art lesson we were really busy creating newspaper collages of penguins.
Our Roman Day 9.12.21
In our English lessons, we focused on letter writing. We wrote letters to our parents and carers describing a day in our lives at school. We were all really excited when we walked to the post box and posted our letters home.
Science- as part of our work on sound we made string telephones.
The digestive system.
We have been learning about the digestive system. Kaysha and Riley helped with a pretty gross demonstration to show what happens in the different stages.
As part of our work on The Romans in Britain, we will be making our own scutums (shields) The first part of our project was to design our shields. We learnt how the Romans used wings to represent the eagle( a symbol of power and strength) and lightning bolts to represent Jupiter, king of the gods.
Roman shield designs
Painting our Roman shields.
The final part of our project!
Papier mache volcanoes
Volcano artwork
Ivy's Amazing Art
Mamma Mia
This term, in our music lessons, we have been listening to different songs by Abba. We have progressed onto using chime bars and percussion instruments as accompaniment. Hope you enjoy our version of Mamma Mia!
WELL DONE Y4 - Marathon Success!!
Welcome to Year 4!
Welcome to Year 4!
Our year 4 team includes Mrs Tomlinson (class teacher ) Mrs Waite (teaching assistant) and Mrs.Wylie (teaching assistant) During year 4, the children work around cross-curricular topics, which change every half term. These themes link to English, Maths and Science where possible.
Our year 4 team includes Mrs Tomlinson (class teacher ) Mrs Waite (teaching assistant) and Mrs.Wylie (teaching assistant) During year 4, the children work around cross-curricular topics, which change every half term. These themes link to English, Maths and Science where possible.
We sadly waved goodbye to Mrs Wylie at Christmas
From January 2022 we welcome our new Y4 Teaching Assistant Miss Kline
From January 2022 we welcome our new Y4 Teaching Assistant Miss KlineViolent Volcanoes (Autumn 1)
During this term the children will investigate volcanic eruptions and particularly study the impact of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius on Pompeii.
During this term the children will investigate volcanic eruptions and particularly study the impact of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius on Pompeii.
Romans - The Empire Strikes! (Autumn 2)
The children will find out about the invasion and settlement of the Romans in Britain and the effect that this has had on current ways of life. They will also learn about what it was like to be a Roman soldier and the organisation of the Roman army.
Amazing Antarctica (Spring 1)
In this topic children will learn to investigate different places and make comparisons between Antarctica and where we live. They will also learn how to use atlases, globes, maps to describe what places are like, where they are and environmental issues.
Enterprising Explorers (Spring 2)
Using the text Shackleton's Journey by William Grill as a focus, the children will write diary entries and letters. They will recall, select and organise historical information about Antarctic explorers – Shackleton, Scott and Amundsen and their expeditions to the South Pole.
Using the text Shackleton's Journey by William Grill as a focus, the children will write diary entries and letters. They will recall, select and organise historical information about Antarctic explorers – Shackleton, Scott and Amundsen and their expeditions to the South Pole.
The Titanic-(Summer 1)
This term we will use a range of historical information to learn all about the events leading up to the disastrous sinking of 'The Unsinkable Ship.'The children will plot Titanic's journey and carry out a debate into whether the disaster could have been avoided.
Digging up the past (Summer 2)
The children will learn about Anglo Saxon invasions and settlements in Britain. They will discover the tools and materials that the Anglo Saxons used when building villages. The children will investigate the historical evidence that remains from Anglo Saxon settlements, including place names and artwork.