Thursday 4th June 2020

Good morning Year 4! We hope you are well today and looking forward to another day. Don't forget to let us know how you're getting on by emailing year4@bgfjs.org

Daily Timetable

​PE with Joe Wicks
​LIVE 9:00-9:30

Get ready to start your day with another work out! Grab your water, find some space and let's join Joe for today's routine.

​Literacy 
Jasminara, Nasima and Louise's groups

1. Read the start of a story

• Read Ananse, the forgetful guest Part 1 (page 2). This is the start of a story about Ananse. The story is from West Africa. Ananse is half-man, half-spider. What could you say about Ananse’s character?

2. Answer some questions

• Read Part 1 Questions (page 4). Think carefully about your answers. 
• Write your answers as clear sentences. 

3.  Predict the end of the story

• What do you think could happen in the second part of the story? Will Ananse get to eat? How might that happen?
• Use Story Summary and Predictions (page 5) to show your idea. Use words and pictures in the first three boxes to tell what has happened so far. Use the next three boxes to tell what you think might happen next. 

Well done! Now show a grown-up your prediction for the end of the story. Can they think of a different way that it could end? You can check your answers to the Part 1 Questions at the end of this pack.

Ananse, the forgetful guest

Try these Fun-Time Extras

• Can you make up a play about this part of the story? Write lines for Ananse, the king and the servants. 
• Can you make an illustration for this part of the story?
  
• Can you write a description about what you would like to feast on if you had been journeying for days? 

​Vicky and Bonnie's groups 

Well done for the work you have done so far this week! We would love to see what you have done so far.

Today you are going to do some more writing!

1. Look at the different categories on the Paper Bag Word Banks.(You'll find these in the links below.)
2. Moving from left to right, pick one word from each box to make a description, e.g. A lot of really handsome dragons. 
3. Add more information to create a sentence. Write this on Paper Bag Sentences. 

Paperbag princess writing

If you finish that, try this fun activity!

​Cut out the Pictures of Prince Ronald, Princess Elizabeth and the Dragon or do your own drawings of them. 
​Use your figures to retell the story of The Paper Bag Princess and/or make up new adventures for the trio.

​Numeracy 
​Nasima, Louise and Jasminara's groups

Today you are going to practice finding fractions of quantities. 
​Watch the White Rose video for SUMMER TERM WEEK 6 - LESSON 3. Remember to pause when it asks you questions to give you thinking time. Watch it more than once if you need to.

Button Text

Now go to the BBC website. Watch their videos to remind you what to do then complete the 3 activities at the bottom of the page. You can find the answers on the web page too, so you can check your work once you have finished. 

BBC Bitesize

​​Vicky and Bonnie's groups 

Today you are going to practise number bonds to 100. Remember to pause the video if it asks you a question to give you some thinking time.
Watch it more than once if you would like.

Complete the activities in the link below. Once you have finished, ask an adult to go through the answers with you.

Summer term: Week 4- Lesson 4- Bonds to 100

Number bonds to 100 activities

Spanish

​We are going to be learning a new song in Spanish that is great for practising vocabulary. When I was little, I used this song to learn English but it will work for learning Spanish as well! Use the video below to learn the vocabulary and rhythm:

Once you listen to the first video, then you can use the second video to follow along with lyrics. Practise it several times and learn the words!!!

Storytime

You've made it to the end of another day! Well done, you're doing a brilliant job. Now it's time to relax with some more famous faces reading the next episode of James and the Giant Peach.