Home Learning Projects

Term 4

Family Liturgy

Family Liturgy Year 4.pptx

Remember to log on to your Oxford Read Buddy account. There are lots of books and quizzes to enjoy!

Mrs Romero's Science Challenge States of Matter

Hi Everyone!

Here's an experiment you can do to practise your understanding of solids and liquids and their particles.

You need a grown up to help you because you will be melting chocolate!

You will need some milk chocolate, some biscuits, a spoon, a saucepan or bowl and a container which can go in the fridge.

1. Melt the milk chocolate in a saucepan or in a bowl in the microwave with the help of an adult.

2. Break up the biscuits into small chunks and mix them with the melted chocolate.

3. Put the mixture into the container and then into the fridge.

When you are eating your chocolatey, biscuity treat later, use scientific language like particles, solid and liquid to explain to your family how the chocolate turns from solid to liquid to solid and what happens to the particles in it.

When you go out for exercise play the solids, liquids and gases game. Shout gas and run fast really spread out from each other, liquid is a bit closer and a bit slower but still moving, solid you have to stand still.

Have fun and don't forget that science is all around you!

See you soon!

Mrs Romero

NHS appreciation poster

A challenge for you all

Please make an NHS appreciation poster for your window. We had fun creating ours!
I will share all posters on our class page so the whole class can see. In fact, you could think of a different creative way of showing your appreciation for our amazing NHS e.g. a poem, a model, researching the NHS and creating a fact sheet or a report using PowerPoint, etc. 😊

Setting up Prodigy maths at home (step by step instructions)

Setting up Prodigy at home instructions.docx

Twinkl Home Learning Hub

Year 3 and 4 Common Exception Words - Spellings

Year 3 and 4 Common Exception Words.pdf

Here is the list of year 3 and 4 common exception words. Please check which spellings you know and continue to learn as part of your weekly home learning. Ask someone in your family to test you and write the spellings in your home exercise book.

You can use the look, cover, write, check method or other spelling strategies we have used in school e.g. pyramid writing, rainbow writing, etc.

I will be adding weekly spellings so keep checking our class page for updates.

READING AT HOME

You can access most of these on a computer, phone or tablet. Some websites will need a parent to sign up for a free account.

Ebooks to read online or download

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/

A parent will need to register. You can then read over 100 books online for free. You can search by age or book band (Oxford book band colours are similar to the school colours but with dark blue and dark red instead of black).

https://www.bristol.gov.uk/libraries-archives/library-online-resources

Although libraries are closed, you can access eBooks and audiobooks online using your library ticket. If you're not a member, adults can sign up online.