Class 4
CLASS 4 - YEAR 4 and 5
Teacher: Miss Tilley LSA: Mrs Flynn
Topic Webs 2019-2020
Knowledge Organisers
Our Class Book. Look on Class Dojo for weekly reads by Miss Tilley :)
RE. The Holy Spirit Comes at Pentecost (Acts 2.1-31)
- Create a picture when the holy spirit came to the Penetcost.
- When Jesus left, what was the impact of Pentecost?
What is Trinity?
- Create a picture of the trinity.
ART. Animals from the rainforest.
Henry Rousseau
Science Lesson 1 Grouping Animals
Science Lesson 2 Classifying Vertebrates
Science Lesson 3 Invertebrates
Science Lesson 4 Classification Keys
Geography Lesson 1
Geography Lesson 2
Geography Lesson 3
Geography Lesson 4
History- Lesson 1 Meeting the Maya
History Lesson 2- Gods and Religion
History Lesson 3- Maya Numbers
Maya Writing
Maya food
Designing a Chocolate Bar
Spelling Lists
Literacy Week Beginning 08/06/20
Year 4 Maths Week Beginning 8/06/20
Year 5 Maths Week Beginning 8/06/20
Literacy Week Beginning 1st June 2020
Year 4 Maths Week Beginning 1st June 2020
Year 5 Maths Week Beginning 1st June 2020
Literacy Week Beginning 18/05/20
Miss Tilley's and Mrs Hockin's Maths Group Week Beginning 18/05/20
Mrs P's Maths Group Week Beginning 18/05/20
Literacy Week Beginning 11/05/20
Year 5 Arithmetic Week Beginning 11/05/20
Year 4 Arithmetic Week Beginning 11/05/20
Literacy Week Beginning 4/5/20
Mrs P's Maths Group Week Beginning 04/05/20
Miss Tilley's Maths Group Week Beginning 04/05/20
Mrs Hockin's Group Week Beginning 04/05/20
Literacy Week Beginning 27/04/20
Miss Tilley's Maths Week Beginning 27/04/20
Mrs P's Maths Group Week Beginning 27/04/20
Literacy Week Beginning 20/04/20
Miss Tilley's Maths Group. Week Beginning 20/04/20
Mrs P's Maths Group. Week Beginning 20/04/20
Mrs Hockin's Maths Group. Week beginning 20/04/20
Miss Tilley's maths week beginning 13/04/20
Mrs Ps Maths Group week beginning 13/04/20
Mrs Hockins Maths Group. Week Beginning 13/04/20
Literacy Week Beginning the 13/04/20
Home Learning Week Beginning 23rd March
Look at what your child will be learning this year!
The Old Punishment Book (1902)
Happy New Year!
Welcome back! This term, our Topic is called Kernow. In History, will be having a local study learning about the Victorians and what it was like in these times. See Topic web below.
Class 4 2019-2020.
Welcome to class 4 (or welcome back). To kick start off the year we will be starting with our exciting topic Invaders and Settlers. We will be focusing on the Vikings and where they fit in in our History Timeline.
Invaders and Settlers!
**2018-2019 ARCHIVE**
Termly Topic Webs 2018- 2019
World Book Day
Sir Ernest Shackleton.
Class 4 have been learning about Sir Ernest Shackleton. During this unit, we have worked on using emotive language and powerful vocabulary to create a diary entry of parts of his amazing journey. Check out the display outside class 4!
Shackleton's Journey Display
Solids, Liquids and Gases
Summer Topic
Look at our DRAGONS!
This terms topic.
Summer Holiday Homework
Welcome to Class 4!
AUTUMN TERM 2016
Our whole school topic for this half term is Celebrations. In Class 4, our history topic is Victorians with a special focus on Victorian Christmas traditions.
Investigating Circiuts
I've been doing research on Victorian chemistry and elements and found a website called Victorian era chemistry. It has good information on Victorian chemists and a diagram of atoms.
by Max
http://www.victorian-era.org/victorian-era-chemistry.html
Victorian Inventions
Use the link below for more information to help you with your research. If you find some other useful websites, let me know and we can add them to our page.
http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/victorians/inventiotimeline.html
Class Four Topic Web Autumn Term Second Half 2016
Homework
Our topic this term is Heroes and Villains and
our Class Book is The Iron Man by Ted Hughes.
You can use the website below to find out about some heroes from history.
http://historysheroes.e2bn.org/
Class Four Topic Web Autumn Term First Half 2016
Targets
My Maths
My Maths homework will be set each week. If you forget your login details or have any questions, please speak to Mrs Whelan.
Maths Olympics
Maths Olympics has been introduced in Class 4 to help children to develop fast recall of their times and divide tables up to 12 x 12 and other key number facts.
Each week, the children will be tested against the clock on the number fact or times table they are working on. Once they can recall all the facts correctly in one minute, they will earn a gold certificate and move onto the next challenge.
So that you and your child know what to practise at home, the children will complete their own achievement sheets each week – a copy of this can be found below. These will then be kept in their homework folders and I will also keep a record in school. I am sure the children will enjoy bringing their certificates home to show you.
Many thanks for your continued support; together we can make this a really rewarding activity.
Spellings
This year, we are using spelling lists from the website Shakespeare and More. The children choose up to 12 spellings to learn and only move onto the next list when they show they can spell their words in their writing.
Use these ideas to learn your spellings
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Spell the word out loud
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Make a wordsearch
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Play hangman
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Anagrams (muddle up the order of the letters and work out the word
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Mnemonic (make a saying or rhyme that helps you to remember tricky words or spelling patterns e.g. I Get Hot Toes - IGHT
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Play the dice game
Throw a 1 = write the word in capital letters, Throw a 2 = write the word with your eyes closed, Throw a 3 =type the word, Throw a 4= Bubble write and colour it in, Throw a 5= Write the word on someone’s back, in the air or on sand (when you go to the beach!), Throw a 6 = write the word out 5 times in joined writing
Grammar Overview - a useful document that includes the tricky terms we cover.
SUMMER TERM 2016
Our topic this half term is called Where in the World... We will be learning about The Queen and the Royal Family, The Commonwealth, Euro 2016 and the Rio Olympics. The children are also choosing their own mini-projects to research. The new homework menu can be found in the homework section.
When we were learning about the Mayans, we cooked tortillas and made guacamole. I thought it would be a good idea to do some Ugandan cooking for our Commonwealth topic. You can read all about it on our Spotlight On display board.
by Sophie 
Friday Fun - den building in Diamond Time.
We found this really cool website, which shows you the populations of the world. You can have one country in particular or the world. It shows you how many births and deaths there have been this year and today.
Kara and Georgina
http://countrymeters.info/en/World
To all of you going to Porthpean tomorrow, have fun! Hope it stays dry for you - for those of us staying at school, we will be heading out tomorrow for a walk along the canal - don't forget your packed lunch and your coat.
Find out more about the Commonwealth at this excellent website
http://www.youngcommonwealth.org/members/
Pourquoi Stories - you can read some more on the page below.
Class 4 Summer Term - Commonwealth Topic Overview
Our topic for this half term is The Mayans - the overview is below. In Literacy, we will be learning how to write instructions and explanations and then we will be learning the Mayan Creation Myth and writing our own versions. My Maths is now up and running - if you forget your log in details, please see Mrs Whelan.
Class 4 Summer Term Mayan Topic Overview
Week beginning 23rd May
We have spent this week using statistics from Sports Day in our maths. To finish off the half term, we have applied what we have been learning ... to Smarties.
Week beginning 16th May
This morning, GPS had a musical theme. Find out more on the PowerPoint.
Subordinate-Clause-Song.wav
Week beginning 9th May
This week, we will be learning about the Mayan Creation myth. You can watch an animated version here http://www.mythicjourneys.org/bigmyth/myths/english/2_maya_full.htm
We had a go at making tortillas and guacamole this afternoon - the recipes are below.
Learning About St George
Do you know the true story of St George? Find out some facts here http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/stgeorge.html or share the PowerPoint with your family.
RNLI Lifeguard Visit today, 18th April
Class Reading Book
William Shakespeare
To commemorate the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death, we will be reading and listening to some of his plays this term.
https://www.rsc.org.uk/shakespeares-life-and-times
Summer Term Homework - remember to check My Maths for your tasks each week and use your spellings in sentences.
A quick note about Summer Term spelling homework ... the children will be given a list of spellings every other week from which to choose 12. They can also choose from their own errors. The back of the blank spelling sheet is lined - the children need to write sentences using the week's grammar focus as well as their spellings, all in their very best handwriting. Any questions, please speak to Mrs Whelan.
SPRING TERM 2016
Welcome Back! We hope everyone has had a relaxing half term break.
Our topic for this term is based on the Inspire Unit "Round and Round" - we are calling it "The Miracle Of LIfe". In Literacy, we are starting with a week of poetry before moving onto our class book "The Forgotten Garden" by Caroline Repchuk. In Science, we will be finding out about the life cycles of plants and animals. Music will see us learning and singing rounds and we will be looking at pattern and symmetry in Maths and Art.
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Finding Out About Fassett
We have been researching the work of Kaffe Fassett in art and computing. Everyone created their own word document of images (here are two) and then we chose our favourite from each others work to create a class mood board.
Active Spellings
Secret Mother's Day Folk Art
Thank you to Gill Hobbs, who helped us to create unique Mother's Day plant pots. More photos to follow soon.
World Book Day in Class 4
World Book Day
Homework
Learning About Sikhism - we recently enjoyed a visit from Daya, who told us about the Sikh faith. We dressed up, danced, made chapattis, ate curry and Daya wrote our names in Punjabi.
Happy New Year and welcome back to what is going to be an exciting and busy term for learning. Our first topic is Fever, Fire and Fashion. We will be learning about life in the17th Century. The topic summary is below. In literacy, we are studying George's Marvellous Medicine.
Learning in History
We use different sources to find out information in history. We annotated contemporary sketches of the Frost Fairs in groups and then used our reading Thought Bubbles to jot down our own ideas.
Spot the International Space Station
Perseverance is key!
