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Year 4

Welcome to Year 4!

Monday 5th July 2021

 

Year 4 have been getting creative today and making their own versions of carnival masks. It is great to see such a wide range of ideas!

Tuesday 29th June 2021

 

Today, Year 4 have been creating electrical circuits and learning about complete and incomplete circuits.

Friday 18th June 2021

 

We didn't let the weather stop our daily exercise!  

Tuesday 15th June 2021

 

What a fabulous time we had at the Nuclear Races on Monday!  

Monday 7th June 2021

 

Class 9 worked collaboratively to construct a giant tetrahedron!

Tuesday 18th May 2021

 

This week in our art sessions we have been having a go at using water colours.  Year 4 have looked at colour choices, creating light and dark and blending.  We have also tried to create a sense of perspective within our work.

Thursday 13th May 2021

 

Whilst learning about Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, we discovered our very own Samba dancers -who knew!

Monday 10th May 2021

 

In conjunction with the Year 4 topic on Brazil, we are studying rainforests in our art sessions.  This week we have been working on our sketching and pastel skills.

Friday 7th May 2021

 

Year 4 had fun dressing up as book characters today.

In connection with our mini topic on Native America, Class 9 have been studying the artists Joaquin Torres Garcia and Leonora Carrington.  Inspired by their work, we have made our own Dream Catchers and Puzzle Pictures.

Tuesday 27th April 2021

 

Today in Year 4, we have been learning about the digestive system and its functions and thought we would try out a few of the parts!

Tuesday 23rd March 2021

 

Year 4 have been making Anglo Saxon shields for their art project. We used a range of skills and materials.

Thursday 11th March 2021

 

Class 9's superb Anglo-Saxon houses. Lots of skill, imagination and patience needed!

Tuesday 9th March 2021

 

Class 10's Anglo-Saxon houses that were made during home learning.

Friday 6th March 2020

 

We are really enjoying re-enacting our Anglo-Saxon story, Freedom For Bron.  Here you see the fearsome and bloodthirsty Jutes ready to attack!

Wednesday 4th December 2019

 

During our science learning about sound,  we used a tuning fork immersed in water to "see" the sound through the vibrations (and splashes) it made. As you can see it was rather awesome and created a lot of laughter!

Friday 29th November 2019

 

 ... and Christmas begins! This week we made cards as they would have been in Victorian times.

Thursday 14th November 2019

 

As part of our Ancient Egyptian theme, we each made a mummy and sarcophagus, practising a range of dexterous skills (particularly how to get messy with Modroc).

Wednesday 6th November 2019

 

As part of our cross-curricular geography and science work, we have been learning about the water cycle.

Yesterday, we proved how it is continually occurring with hot water, ice, tin foil and bowls!  Perhaps your child could explain to you this process.

Thursday 24th October 2019

 

As part of our theme of ancient Egyptians, we made our own hummus, first eaten by Egyptian and middle eastern cultures.

We had the convenience of using food mixers but had to be very mindful of safety.

When it was made, most of us ate some with pitta bread warmed, in class, in our portable oven.

Monday 14th October 2019

 

In English, we have been reading the book and watching the film of The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett.  Last week, we used the story create scenes in play script.

 

Watching the film.

Writing the script.

Practising the script.

Performing to class.

Wednesday 9th October 2019

 

In Science, we had fun melting chocolate and then letting it go solid again.  We used the cooker and had to ensure we understood how to stay safe.

 

While we waited for the chocolate to solidify, we enjoyed  Now>Press>Play, our immersive and imaginative resource; interacting with the Changing States of Matter experience.

Thursday 3rd October 2019

 

As part of our science theme of States of Matter, we have been investigating melting.  We carried out an experiment to see the effect of how quickly ice melted when salt is added.

After reading and watching "The Secret Garden", we visited our school's very own garden and made notes about what we could see, hear, touch and how we reacted to it, to use in our extended writing lesson.

Thursday 19th September 2019

 

In History this term, we are learning about the Ancient Egyptians and as part of this theme. In Art, we recreated  the golden, bejeweled neck collars worn by the rich.  Ours, of course, were cardboard and paint! 

Academic Year 2019/2020
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