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Year 4 - Home/School Learning Pack

Work Added - w/c 11 May

Work Added - w/c 4 May

Work Added - w/c 27 April

Work Added for After the Easter Break - w/c 20 April

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Previously Set Work

Here is a list of work that you can have a go at now you are working from home.

Maths

Have a go at some times-tables practice. Use this website: https://www.timestables.co.uk/multiplication-tables-check/
There are two maths check tests to try – Maths Test A and B
Look in the folder ‘Maths Practice’. Have a go at some of the topics that you think you need to practice. Or try all of them if you want a challenge.

English

There are three reading practice tests to try.
Have a go at the SPAG Autumn and Spring Tests – see what you can remember!
Make sure that you do some reading at home and record in your reading record.
Practise the Year 3/4 Statutory Spellings. There is a list of words and some activities in the ‘Spellings’ folder.
Write an entertaining book review, maybe with illustrations, on a book you have read, to put forward for the termly reading champion award!

Science

Look at the PowerPoint on ‘The Water Cycle’.
Choose one of the water cycle worksheets and complete it.
What can you remember from our science topics? Try the science practice test.

Topic

Carry out some research on ‘The Countryside Code’ for our orienteering topic. Then design and make a leaflet to explain the countryside code – no more than A4 size.
Draw a pencil portrait of Queen Victoria for our Victorians topic after Easter.
Try to watch a film set in Victorian Times (like ‘Oliver!’, ‘A Christmas Carol’, ‘The Pirate Captain and the Scientist’), or do some research on the internet. Can you make a list of similarities and differences between your life and the life of a child in Victorian Times?
Next term, we will be having a Victorian Day sometime in June and you will be able to dress up as a Victorian child. Research and think about what costume you might wear on that day. Can you start preparing it?

SUPPORT WORK – If any of this work is too difficult for you, and you usually work in a group in the classroom, try some work from the ‘Support Work’ folder.

Thank you

The Year 4 Team