Year Groups
Year 4
Work for School Closure
Websites
Your child has been given a workbook and each week, all teachers will set 4 pieces of English, 4 pieces of Maths and a non-core subject activity to be completed in this workbook.
The book also has all the logins and information you need to help you child and keep them entertained.
Here are a list of some of the websites that you can use during this time. There is a comprehensive list in your workbook. Educational Websites
Please read carefully – Microsoft Teams
All online work for Year 4 is now set on Microsoft Teams.
Year 4 are now using Microsoft Teams to complete work. You should have received information regarding this by e-mail. If you have not received information, please contact admin@middlestown.accordmat.org This new concept of home learning will provide further opportunity for communication and interaction between your child’s class teacher and your child. In time, it will replace the work displayed here upon the website page. Please read the letter and guide below for additional support and guidance.
Summer 2 Week 1: 1.6.2020 - 5.6.2020
Here is the suggested time table for the week – Weekly Timetable – 1.6.2020
Monday
Spellings – immature, impossible, impatient, impolite, imperfect, immortal, build, business, calendar, caught
English – Comprehension
Read the comprehension text and then answer the questions (choose silver or gold)😊
Stranded – comprehension questions
Stranded – comprehension ANSWERS
Maths – Symmetry
Watch the video to recap on making symmetrical patterns
Log into education city and complete the symmetry work set on ‘MyCity’
Whizz Kids: Can you create your own symmetrical patterns with items in your home? E.g. with lego
Tuesday
English – Prepositions
Click on the link, watch the videos and complete the activities https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zh8nscw
Maths – Symmetry of 2d shapes
Click on the link to recap on symmetry in 2d shapes. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrhp34j/articles/z8t72p3
Complete the worksheet by drawing lines of symmetry on the shapes.
Whizz kids: Whizz Kids – Lines of symmetry
Science – The Water Cycle
Watch these videos about the water cycle https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zkgg87h/articles/z3wpp39
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBnKgwnn7i4
Now create a poster all about the water cycle (including a drawing and labels)
Try to include the key words: evaporation, water vapour, condensation, precipitation
Wednesday
English – Planning
This week in writing we are going to be writing a character description on a character of your choice. You can do it on any character from a fairy tale, book or film.
Choose a character you know well and fill in this work sheet about them.
Here are some example characters if you can’t think of any – Cinderella, Peter Pan, Horrid Henry, spider man
Maths – 4 operations
Watch the video to recap on the 4 operations – 4 operations video
Now complete the questions (complete bronze, silver or gold)
Whizz Kids: https://EUSEEAJ.exampro.net
Wellbeing Wednesdays
Try out some of these activities
Yoga for kids – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X655B4ISakg
I am an amazing person worksheet – I am an amazing person worksheet
Mindfulness colouring – T-C-1551-Mindfulness-Colouring-Sheets-Bumper-Pack
Thursday
English – Character description writing
Your task is to write a character description about a character of your choice. Watch the video to listen to an example and recap on the features of a character description.
Use your worksheet from Wednesday’s lesson to help you. Remember to include as much description as you can. For example, if you are saying someone is ‘naughty’ explain why and include examples.
Steps to success:
- Include details about appearance and personality
- Include prepositional openers e.g. above his eyes, on her feet,
- Include lots of adjectives and expanded noun phrases e.g. long, golden hair that is in a pony tail
- Start your sentences in different ways and include different conjunctions e.g. when, because, if, although
Maths – Arithmetic test
Complete the arithmetic test and get an adult to mark it using the mark scheme. Correct all of the answers you got wrong, can you get them all right?
Friday
English – Get an adult to mix your spellings up and give you a spelling test, can you get them all right?
Maths – Practise your timestables by playing on these…
Use this day to catch up on any work you missed during the week.
Summer 1 - Week 5: 18.5.2020 - 22.5.2020
I have attached the suggested timetable for the week. This week at school would have been our Spanish Fiesta, so I have put in a Spanish afternoon on Thursday. Please send any pictures to admin@middlestown.accordmat.org if you decide to do anything Spanish themed this week or in the holidays, I would love to see them 😊 I’m going to make some paella and wear red!
Monday
English – Comprehension
Read the text about deforestation and then answer the questions on it (choose silver or gold)
Deforestation – Comprehension Text
Deforestation – Comprehension Questions
Maths – Angles
Watch the video from the link and then complete the worksheet (choose 1 star – bronze, 2 stars – silver and 3 stars – gold)
Whizz Kids – Angles – Whizz Kids
Spellings – this week is our 20 spelling’s test.
There are 3 weeks of spellings to practise – practise these 30 like we do at school and then on Friday ask an adult to test you on 20 of them. Can you get 18 or more out of 20?
threw, through, check, cheque, stairs, stares, draft, draught, cereal, serial
league, tongue, vague, antique, unique, cheque, accident, actual, address, answer
envious, glorious, various, furious, curious, previous, thought, through, weight, woman
Tuesday
English – Features of a formal and informal letter
Read the powerpoint on formal and informal letters.
Formal and informal-PowerPoint
Click on the link and complete the activity/game – https://kids.classroomsecrets.co.uk/resource/year-4-formal-and-informal-language-game/
In Task 3 (this week’s assignment) you will be writing a persuasive letter so I would like you to read through the persuasive letter powerpoint to recap on the features.
Features of a persuasive-letter
Maths – Triangles
Click on the link below. Watch the video, read the facts and complete the quiz.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zvmxsbk/articles/zggsfrd
Now complete this sheet (developing – bronze, expected – silver and greater depth – gold)
Geography – Capital cities
Use an atlas or the internet to complete the worksheet. Then have a go at the powerpoint quiz, can you get them all right? Can you get any bonus points?
Whizz Kids – Can you find out the capital cities of any other countries in Europe and locate them on a map?
Wednesday
English -Writing a letter
Our writing this week is linked to the comprehension text that we read on Monday (it is attached underneath to recap).
Deforestation – Comprehension Text
We have just found out that a large company called CDT are planning on cutting down all of the trees in the Amazon rainforest. We need to write a letter to persuade them not to cut down the rainforest and provide reasons why they shouldn’t (reread the comprehension for reasons).
Steps to Success:
- Address and sign off appropriately (formal)
- Include an introduction with why you are writing (I write to…..)
- Include reasons why they shouldn’t cut down the rainforest
- Write in a formal tone
- Different openers e.g. Firstly, In addition, Furthermore etc.
- Conclusion (what you want from them)
Maths – Quadrilaterals
Watch the video and complete the worksheet. Now choose 3 quadrilaterals to draw and label 3 of their properties e.g. all sides are equal.
Whizz Kids: Click on the link and answer the questions – https://HEAOBUO.exampro.net
Music – Have a go at singing this song – you will recognise it from our assemblies!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3df2EN8jk4
PE/Maths – Supermovers dance – https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks2-maths-the-times-tables-mash-up-with-bartley-bluebird-wolfie-wolf/zk4hd6f
Thursday
English – Acrostic Poem
Create your own acrostic poem about anything you would like. Try to include a variety of ambitious adjectives and adverbs.
Recap what acrostic poems are by clicking on this link – https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z4mmn39/articles/ztdvw6f
Maths – Arithmetic
Complete this arithmetic test. Get an adult to mark your test using the mark scheme and then redo any that you got incorrect.
Spanish Fiesta (party)– At school it should have been our Spanish Fiesta this week!
Complete some of these Spanish activities
Just dance – Despacito – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRWleESkAYw
Research Spanish food – Have you had any before? Do you have any in?
Learn Spanish – watch the video and join in 😊 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeHkM9xT1VY&t=274s
Complete the Spanish crossword – Spanish-Numbers-1-10-Crossword
Friday
20 Spelling test – Ask an adult to read 20 random words from the spelling from Monday, can you get 18 or more out of 20?
Maths – Play on ttrockstars, hit the button or daily ten to practise your timestables
Use this day to catch up on any work you missed during the week.
Summer 1 - Week 4: 11.5.2020 - 15.5.2020
Hi Year 4,
Hope you’ve enjoyed the lovely weather last week and the VE Day celebrations. I would really love to see any work or activities you have been doing at home so please email them to admin@middlestown.accordmat.org 🙂
Here is this week’s example time table if you would like to follow one.
English
Spellings: threw, through, check, cheque, stairs, stares, draft, draught, cereal, serial
Task 1 – Homophones (spellings for the week)
Read through the powerpoint about different homophones (these are your spellings for the week)
Now complete this activity thinking about which homophone is the correct one.
Task 2 – Comprehension
Read the text and then answer the questions (choose silver or gold). Make sure you read the text carefully and keep looking back at it when answering the questions.
A Real Virtual World – Comprehension Text
A Real Virtual World – Comprehension Questions
Task 3 – Diary
Open the file to look at the picture. Imagine you are the child in the picture (you can be a boy or girl). Write a diary about your day, you woke up in the morning, ran a bath and then ended up on an adventure! Where did you visit? Who did you meet? What did you see?
Steps to Success:
- Start with ‘Dear Diary,’
- Describe the main events of your day
- Include how you were feeling
- Include a reflection at the end
Ideas if you are struggling: You saw lots of different animals in the sea (describe them, what were they doing? Or you came across a desert island and explored that – What was on the island? A tribe? Talking animals?
Task 4 – Punctuating direct speech
Read through this powerpoint and then go on purple mash and complete ‘punctuating direct speech’ that is set on the 2dos.
Whizz kids: Make up your own speech that is punctuated correctly.
Maths
Task 1 – Equivalent fractions
Watch the video and then complete the silver or gold worksheet.
Whizz Kids: Can you simplify these fractions by finding the smallest equivalent fractions…
5/35 12/64 6/72 18/66
Task 2 – Fraction problems
Watch the video and then complete the bronze, silver or gold worksheet.
Whizz Kids: Whizz Kids – Fraction problems
Task 3 – Converting fractions to decimals
Watch the video and then complete the bronze, silver or gold worksheet.
Fractions to decimals worksheet
Whizz Kids – Fractions to decimals
Task 4 – Arithmetic
Complete the arithmetic test and then check your answers, correct the ones you didn’t get right.
Science – States of Matter
Click on the link below about melting and freezing. Watch the video, read the facts and complete the quiz.
Can you have a go at freezing water (in ice cube moulds), how long does it take?
Now it’s an ice cube, how long does it take to get back to water? Can you melt it quicker? How?
Whizz Kids: Complete an investigation about where ice will melt the quickest. Choose 3-5 different places and make sure it is a fair test. Think about what the investigation is called, and what you are keeping the same each time.
Well being – Draw a picture of everyone that lives in your house. Write at least 3 things around the picture that you have enjoyed doing with them during lock down.
Summer 1 - Week 3: 4.5.2020 - 8.5.2020
Hi Year 4,
I have attached an example of a timetable of what learning at your home might look like. This isn’t something you have to follow but if you would prefer a bit more structure you could use this 🙂
English
This week’s spellings: league, tongue, vague, antique, unique, cheque, accident, actual, address, answer
Task 1 – Comprehension
Read the text about VE Day and then choose to answer the silver or gold questions.
VE day comprehension questions
Task 2 – Reading and features
Watch the video of me reading the story ‘The Little Blue Man’. This week we are going to be writing a newspaper report on this story.
In the story, the Dunstable Gazette ran a short report about ‘The Little Blue Man’. In task 3 you are going to write a newspaper report on this thinking about all of the features.
Recap on the features of a newspaper report by looking and reading this
Here is an example of a Newspaper Report – Newspaper report example
I want you to think of and write down in your book the 5ws, your headline, what picture you will draw and any good openers and vocabulary you could use in your newspaper report that is reporting the boys seeing the little blue man.
Task 3 – Writing
Re watch the ‘Little Blue Man’ video. Write a newspaper report on the little blue man thinking about the work you did yesterday and the features. Use the feature sheet from Task 2 to help you set your work out.
Steps to Success:
- Headline
- Introduction
- 5ws (who, what, where, when, why) in detail
- Fronted adverbials (openers)
- Quote from a witness that is punctuated correctly
- Picture with a caption
- By line
Task 4 – Character description
Listen to the story again. You are one of the boys that saw the little blue man, can you write a short description of what it looked like? Remember to start your sentences with openers and include lots of adjectives (description words).
Maths
Task 1 – Measurement problems
Use your knowledge and learning from last week to answer these measurement problems.
Silver – https://UUBOHUW.exampro.net
Gold – https://FOJUYEA.exampro.net
Task 2 – Bar charts
Recap on the different types of charts/graphs by reading this powerpoint.
Create your own bar chart (thinking about the powerpoint you have just read). Think of a question where you would be able to get lots of tallies with more than 2 different answers.
E.g. ’On my daily walk, what animals do I see? (horses, cats, dogs, butterflies, other)’ or ‘In a packet of skittles, which is the most common colour? (red, purple, green, yellow, orange) or ‘In all of my family, what colour eyes do people have? (blue, green brown, other)’
First write out the tallies and then create a bar chart showing the results. Remember to give it a title and label each axis on the chart.
Task 3 – Interpreting bar charts and line graphs
Watch the video and then answer the questions (bronze, silver or gold).
Bar charts and line graphs video
Gold – https://EOEACOR.exampro.net
Silver – https://AUJOCOR.exampro.net
Bronze – Bar chart – Bronze 1 and Line graph – Bronze 2
Task 4 – Tables and pictograms
Watch the video – Tables and Pictograms
Choose the bronze, silver or gold questions to answer.
Tables and pictograms – Bronze
Tables and pictograms – Silver
Geography – Climates
Watch this video, listen carefully to what it says about the UK and Spain – https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zr7hyrd
Answer the questions below in your book
- Which climate is the UK in? (Answer with the name of the climate and what that climate is like)
- Which climate is Spain in? (Answer with the name of the climate and what that climate is like)
- What is the line called in the middle of the world? What is the weather usually like on it?
- Out of all of the climates, which one would you most like to live in and why?
Whizz Kids: There are also 2 other invisible lines on the world that weren’t mentioned on the video, can you research what those are?
VE Day Activities – I have attached some VE day activities if you would like to complete them 🙂
KS2 VE Day Information PowerPoint
‘Code-Cracking for Beginners’ Morse Code Worksheet
Enjoy your week!
Miss Ackroyd 🙂
Summer 1 - Week 2: 27.4.2020 - 1.5.2020
Hi Year 4,
I hope you are all doing okay! From this week, we will be uploading 4 tasks in English and Maths.
I have attached an example of a timetable of what learning at your home might look like. This isn’t something you have to follow but if you would prefer a bit more structure you could use this 🙂
Here is a Time capsule activity booklet you might want to fill out 🙂
English
Spellings this week:
envious, glorious, various, furious, curious, previous, thought, through, weight, woman
Task 1 – Comprehension
Read the text carefully and then answer the questions in your book (choose silver or gold). Remember to keep looking back in the text to find your answers.
Comprehension questions – Wolves
Task 2 – Features of a non-chronological report and planning your writing
Our writing this week is linked to our comprehension. You are going to write a non-chronological report on an animal of your choice.
Watch the video to listen to me reading another example of a non-chronological report about sharks and identifying the features.
After you have watched the video I want you to think about what animal you want to write about and start researching the facts. Complete the plan below.
Task 3 – Writing (non-chronological report on an animal of your choice)
Task 3 is to write your non-chronological report neatly into your books about your chosen animal. Think carefully about including all of the features, facts and ambitious vocabulary. Try to use different openers to make your writing more interesting! Look back at the example about sharks and wolves to help you.
Steps to success:
-Title and subheadings
-Facts including where they live and what they eat
-‘Did you know?’ boxes
-Subordinate conjunctions e.g. because, if, although, when
-A range of different openers e.g. Usually, As well as this, Surprisingly.
-Picture
Task 4 – Using Verbs correctly
Was/were did/done have/had
Verbs are ‘doing words’ and sometimes people use the ones above incorrectly. Have a think about when you should use these words in sentences. Can you write each one in a sentence? Get an adult to check if you have written them correctly
Go on purple mash and play the activity ‘word hop’ that is set on 2dos. Can you get them all correct?
Maths
This week in maths it’s all about measurements! Here are the facts you need to remember:
1cm = 1mm 1m = 100cm 1km = 1000m 1kg = 1000g 1L = 1000ml
Task 1 – Length
-Watch both of these videos
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z4nsgk7/articles/zqf4cwx
-Open the first worksheet, copy it into your books and then complete it by measuring different things in your house (Use a ruler or a tape measure). Estimate the length before you measure it and then measure them all in centimetres before converting them to millimetres.
-Now complete the second worksheet converting between centimetres and metres.
Whizz Kids – How tall are all of the people that live in your house? Can you write their heights in cm and metres? Can you work out how much you have to grow to be as tall as the adults in your house?
Task 2 – Length
Recap on what we learnt in task 1. Watch the video on the link below about converting between kilometres and metres.
Go on purple mash and complete the 2do called ‘convert units of measure’. Remember to look at the example to check you are converting it correctly.
Next time you go out for a walk with an adult ask them to map your walk to see how many kilometres you walk! Can you convert it and work out how many metres you walked?
Task 3 – Capacity
With an adult, in your house can you find bottles with liquids in (e.g. shampoo, juice) have a look at their labels and see how much liquid is in them. What are they measured in?
The worksheet today is looking at converting millilitres in litres. Read the help sheet and then complete the questions (bronze, silver or gold)
Converting L to ml – Help Sheet
Whizz Kids: If you have a measuring jug at home, can you measure out the amounts below in water… Can you then convert those amounts to litres?
-100ml -150ml -275ml
Task 4 – Weight
With an adult’s permission, can you find things in your house that are measured in grams or kilograms? Have a feel of them to get used to the measurements.
1Kg = 1000g which is the same conversion between the last 2 tasks we did (1km = 1000m and 1L = 1000ml) Complete the convert between grams and kilograms worksheet.
Whizz Kids: Get an adult in your house to put 5 items in front of you, and your task is to feel each item and then put them in order lightest to heaviest and estimate each of their weights. Were you right? Or close?
Science – States of Matter
This terms Science topic is all about states of matter. This week we will be looking at what solids, liquids and gases are. Click on the link, watch the video, read the definitions and then have a go at the game 😊
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zkgg87h/articles/zsgwwxs
Can you split your page into 3 and label each section ‘Solid, liquid and gas’. Look at the pictures below and write them in the correct section e.g. Table would be in the solid section.
Science – Solids, Liquids and Gases – pictures
French
Here are a a couple of activities to complete about colours in French. If you don’t already know what the colours are in French, watch the video links 🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ld7x0xv72Uk Part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBVX6jiiRtI Part 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZWN2Uragvc Part 3
Wordsearch – French – colours wordsearch
Rainbow colouring – French – rainbow
Summer 1 - Week 1: 20.4.2020 - 24.4.2020
Hi Year 4,
I hope you all had a great Easter and ate lots of chocolate!
English
Task 1 – Pronouns
Read through the powerpoint about pronouns. Pronouns PP
Complete the worksheet below. Choose whether you want to do developing (bronze), expected (silver) or greater depth (gold). Pronouns Worksheet
Whizz Kids: Click on this link and you can complete more activities on pronouns.
Task 2 – Story Writing
Look at this picture carefully. The title is called ‘Magic Biscuits’
Have a think about what is going on, why are the dogs so big? Have the dogs always been this size? Why is Brian (the man) pouring water into a tyre? Why do you think the picture is called ‘Magic biscuits?
Your task this week is to write a story all about this picture.
Steps to success
-Include the title ‘Magic Biscuits’
-Include Capital letters, full stops, commas and exclamation marks
-Include fronted adverbials (different openers) e.g. After they had eaten the biscuits, Terrified, Slowly,
-Include ambitious adjectives to make your story interesting.
-Include how Brian is feeling
If you are struggling here is some information you could use about Brian…
‘Brian was a 34-year-old man who lived with his wife and two dogs in Shropshire. He had often bought things from the market that had turned out to be the most outrageous, disappointing fakes.
He had presumed that the magic biscuits would have been exactly the same. How wrong he had been…’
Maths
Task 1 – Timestables
It is really important you keep practising your timestables at home. Your first task in maths this week is to write out all of your timestables from 1-12 and work out which ones you are struggling on and then practise them.
Then go on TTrockstars and complete the sessions I have set you (3 soundcheck and 3 studio games)
Your logins are in your Home Workbook if you have forgotten them.
Whizz Kids: Continue on TTrockstars or play some of these timestable games below…
Task 2 – Multiplying and dividing methods
We are going to recap on the formal methods of multiply and divide.
Click on this (How to multiply) to recap how to multiply using the column method.
Click on this link to recap how to divide using the bus stop method.
Now complete the worksheet (bronze, silver or gold) – Multiplication and Division questions
Whizz Kids: Click this link – https://uogefig.exampro.net/
Geography – Spain
For Summer 1 our topic is ‘Spain’
Can you research Spain and create a poster all about Spain? Make sure you include the things below:
- Flag
- Capital city
- Population
- What countries surround it
- What continent is it in?
- Other cities in Spain
- More fun facts
Hope you enjoy your week and the lovely weather 🙂
Miss Ackroyd
Week 2: 30.3.2020 - 3.4.2020
English
Task 1 – Comprehension
Read the text about humpback whales and then answer the questions in your home workbook. Choose whether you want to complete silver or gold.
Comprehension-Humpback Whales Text
Comprehension-Humpback Whales Questions
Task 2 – Punctuation
Think about what punctuation you should include in sentences. Click on the worksheet and read the definitions of the punctuation. Now copy out the sentences from the sheet adding the correct punctuation. Think about capital letters, full stops and commas for fronted adverbials.
Whizz Kids: Play this game on punctuation – https://www.turtlediary.com/game/identify-correct-punctuation.html
Maths
Task 1 – Factors
Go through the Factor pairs powerpoint and then complete Bronze, Silver or Gold in your home workbook.
Whizz Kids – Complete the factor pairs game – https://www.splashlearn.com/math-vocabulary/fractions/factor-pairs
Challenge – If you want to do more work on factor pairs here is another sheet below! (choose working towards, expected or greater depth)
Task 2 – Multiplying 3 numbers together and multiplying by 0 and 1
Read the help sheet and then complete the questions.
W2 – Multiplying 3 numbers and by 0 and 1 help sheet
W2 – Multiplying 3 numbers and by 0 and 1 questions
Whizz Kids: Play hit the button to practise your timestables 😊
There is a new battle on ttrockstars this week starting on Monday against Year 3!
Science – Food Chains
Watch this video – https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zbnnb9q/articles/zwbtxsg
Now write the definitions of these four words in your workbook: producer, consumer, predator and prey.
Play this game – https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zbnnb9q/articles/zsphrwx
Can you now draw at least 2 food chains in your book, they can be from any habitat e.g. the sea, the woods, the jungle. Remember to label them.
Remember it always starts with a living thing that doesn’t eat e.g. a plant
E.g.
Enjoy your week Year 4!
Miss Ackroyd 🙂
Week 1 23.03.2020 - 27.03.2020
English
Task 1 – SPAG
Think about what conjunctions are… Click on this link and watch the video https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zwwp8mn/articles/zqk37p3
Now open the sheets and choose whether you want to do silver or gold and then complete them in your book writing the short date at the top.
Complete this game to check your learning 😊 https://wordwall.net/resource/44156/english/conjunctions-match-up-game
Task 2 – Writing
English – Setting Description – Can you write a setting description about entering a spooky, old house in the middle of the night?
-Walking up to the house, entering the house and then going into one of the rooms.
Steps to Success
-Include the 5 senses (see, smell, hear, touch, taste)
-Ambitious adjectives (describing words)
-A range of conjunctions
-Fronted adverbials (different openers e.g. Exhausted,… Terrified,… When I reached the top,…)
-Capital letters and full stops in the correct place!
Maths – Roman Numerals
Task 1 – Click on this link and recap how to write Roman Numerals.
Be careful when converting numbers with 4s and 9s!
Convert these numbers to Roman Numerals in your home workbook. Remember to write the date at the top. Choose whether you want to do bronze, silver or gold.
Whizz Kids: https://QOFIDUL.exampro.net
You will need to write your answers in your workbook as this is not an interactive sheet.
Challenge: Can you write today’s date in Roman Numerals? Can you write the year people in your family were born in Roman numerals?
Task 2 –Roman Numerals problems
Recap on the Roman Numerals from task 1…
Look through the PowerPoint below and then choose which worksheet you would like to complete (developing, expected or greater depth). If you would like to do another sheet you can complete the Whizz kids also!
W1-Task2-RomanNumeralsWhizzKids
Non-Core Subject – Art
Draw your favourite animal e.g. rabbit, elephant, lion etc.
Are you struggling?
-Have a couple of goes on scrap paper of different body parts to see which look the best
-Get a picture of your animal to copy
-If it has fur, think about how you can shade it in so it looks like fur.
-Can you find a tutorial online to copy?
Enjoy your week Year 4! – Miss Ackroyd 🙂
