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Monday 29th June 2020

29/6/2020

 
Good morning Year 4! We hope you've had a great weekend and are now ready for another week of home learning. We always love hearing from you, whether you are sharing your work or letting us know how you are, do get in touch by emailing year4@bgfjs.org

Daily timetable

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PE with Joe Wickes

Ready to gain some energy for the rest of the day? Grab your water bottle and lets begin! ​

Literacy 
Jasminara, Nasima and Louise's groups

What to do today

1. Read and learn a poem
• Read the poem Revenge. Read it three times so you are really familiar with the words. 
• Now cover up the words. Can you say the poem using just the pictures at the bottom? If you can’t, look at the words and try again.
 
2. Remind yourself about poetry vocabulary
• Read Poetry Vocabulary.
• Now cut up the cards and turn them upside down. Play pairs, turning the cards and matching them.  
 
3. Perform a poem
• Read Snow, Mrs Sprockett’s Strange Machine and The Moon.
• Choose your favourite of these three poems. 
• Read Performance Questions. Think about your answers for your favourite poem and make notes about them.
• Practise performing your poem until you are really confident. 
 
Well done. Show someone else your performance. What helps you to do it really well?  
 
Try these Fun-Time Extras
Can you teach somebody else to memorise the poem, ‘Revenge’? Can you carefully handwrite your favourite poem?
POEM
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Vicky and Bonnie's groups

This week, you are going to focus on writing an action scene based on 'The Firework Maker's Daughter'.
Click the link below which will take you to the first lesson; Retrieving information.
Day 1- Retrieving Information
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Numeracy 
​Jasminara, Nasima and Louise's group

Today you are going to be looking at problem solving.
Get the activities off the whiterose link and then check out the answers. Then click on 'BBC Bitesize' for more activities and questions. Check your answers at the end by scrolling to the bottom of the PDFs - check what mistakes you made so you can learn from them next time.
SUMMER TERM - WEEK 9, FRIDAY CHALLENGE
BBC BITESIZE
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Vicky and Bonnie's groups

This week, we thought you could have a go at the Oak Academy lessons for numeracy.
The focus for the next five days will be on Measuring- Capacity and Volume.
​We haven't looked at this topic at school, so don't worry if you find it challenging. Just try your best!
Follow the link below which will take you to lesson 1. 
Day 1- Reading the temperature on a thermometer
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Science

What is the digestive system?

The food we eat has to be broken down into other substances that our bodies can use. This is called digestion. Without digestion, we could not absorb food into our bodies and use it. Digestion happens in the digestive system. This is a series of organs that break the food down so it can be absorbed into our bloodstream.
BBC BITESIZE
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Story time

You've worked hard today and now It's time to sit back and relax for another story time. "Arnie the Doughnut" is written and illustrated by Laurie Keller and read by Chris O'Dowd.

Remember to keep up with your 20 minutes of independent reading too! 

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