| Good morning year 4! We hope you are well. Well done for continuing to work hard . Former astronaut Chris Hadfield has been to space three times and was commander of the 35th mission on the International Space Station in 2013. Astronauts spend some time self-isolating before going on space missions to ensure that they do not get sick before going into space. They often spend many months away from their family and friends, so it can sometimes get a bit lonely. Chris has shared his top tips for people who are self-isolating during the coronavirus outbreak - click here to read them. What are your top-tips for self-isolating? Email us to let us know year4@bgfjs.org Daily Timetable |  |
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Literacy
Nasima, Jasminara, Louise's groups
Today you are going to continue to look at the poems 'How the Bumble Bee Got His Stripes' and 'The Dragon Who Ate Our School'.
Which of the poems do you prefer? Write down 3 reasons why.
Which of the poems do you prefer? Write down 3 reasons why.
Make a story map (or story board page 6) of your favourite of the two poems.
Now write a story version of this poem. Don't forget to use the descriptive tools that we have practised throughout Year 4 e.g. 2A sentences, fronted adverbials, interesting verbs.
We would love to read your stories - please send them in to us at year4@bgfjs.org
Now write a story version of this poem. Don't forget to use the descriptive tools that we have practised throughout Year 4 e.g. 2A sentences, fronted adverbials, interesting verbs.
We would love to read your stories - please send them in to us at year4@bgfjs.org
Literacy
Bonnie and Vicky's groups
We would like you to read through the Learning Reminder Cards which are in the link below. They teach you all about adverbs. After you have read through them work through the Adverbs Activities page.
Numeracy
Nasima, Jasminara, Louise's groups
Today you are going to be dividing numbers by 100.
Watch the video - remember to pause it whenever they ask a question to give you some thinking time. Watch it again if you would like to. Then click on 'Get the Activity' to complete your work. When you have checked it, click on 'Get the Answers' to see what you get correct and what you need to work on.
Watch the video - remember to pause it whenever they ask a question to give you some thinking time. Watch it again if you would like to. Then click on 'Get the Activity' to complete your work. When you have checked it, click on 'Get the Answers' to see what you get correct and what you need to work on.
Numeracy
Bonnie and Vicky's groups
Today you are going to be looking at tenths as decimals.
Watch the video - remember to pause it whenever they ask a question to give you some thinking time. Watch it again if you would like to. Then click on 'Get the Activity' to complete your work. When you have checked it, click on 'Get the Answers' to see what you get correct and what you need to work on.
Go to WEEK 1, LESSON 5
Watch the video - remember to pause it whenever they ask a question to give you some thinking time. Watch it again if you would like to. Then click on 'Get the Activity' to complete your work. When you have checked it, click on 'Get the Answers' to see what you get correct and what you need to work on.
Go to WEEK 1, LESSON 5
Numeracy ALL groups
Geography
We are continuing to look at Europe. This time we will be looking at human geography - how humans affect the space they live in.
You will begin by looking at the population (number of people) of countries in Europe, then you will look at the capital cities.
Open the worksheet to see your tasks.
You will begin by looking at the population (number of people) of countries in Europe, then you will look at the capital cities.
Open the worksheet to see your tasks.
When you have finished, try answering this quiz on capital cities. How many did you get right? Try again and see if you can beat your last score.
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