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Remote Learning Y4 May.Pages Year 4 All children have a Learning Journal to record projects/home learning. The School Facebook Page/School Website will have regular updates of new learning available for children. Maths English Websites: Websites: - Oxford Owls (Reading books for all ages - free access) - my maths (free access) - Pobble - top marks (free access) - Nessy - third space learning (free access) - Literacy Shed - number blocks - Once upon a picture - hit the button - Alpha Blocks - https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/ - Puppet Pals - - CBBC Jackanory Activities/Games: - make your own maths game Activities/Games: - beat siri - regularly reading and retelling of stories. - - practise timetables/speed recall Using stimulus from ‘Once Upon a Picture’ or ‘Pobble’ - write own stories/create own comic strips/videos/diary - division/multiplication links - make slips of paper with multiplication/division questions and entries/storymaps. hide them around the house. Find them and answer them. If - Make their videos using toys to create stories. answered correctly you can win a token- 10 tokens equals a little - Handwriting practise treat! - Continue to practice slow writing. Pick an image from Pobble365 for example, and write 5 sentences about it to describe: an adverb starter sentence, a 2Ad sentence, a School Website - access to learning presentations on question sentence, a sentence of 3 to describe and an shape. exclamation sentence. School Website - access toFirst News links (Children’s newspaper website) Cross Curricular Useful links: Websites: - Youtube: Operation Ouch/Horrible Histories BBC - iPlayer : BBC plan to release daily lessons for - Cbeebies - BBC bitesize different Key Stages. - National Geographic for Kids - STEM sites Twinkl is offering access to its resources and - Bright Sparks worksheets: www.twinkl.co.uk/offers Code: UKTWINKLHELPS Project ideas:. - Learn about the Battle of Little Big Horn and the Thinking moves A-Z for Parents and Children. California Gold Rush. Create a presentation or project in https://dialogueworks.co.uk/hometalk/ a style of your choosing. Show your findings to people at home. If you would like me to see your work on this project, email your presentations or photos of your work Recommended Reading Books for Year 4: to [email protected]. Matilda by Roald Dahl Physical - Keep Active: Stuart Little by E. B. White - Cosmic Kids Yoga download a copy here for your device - Cosmic Kids Zen Den https://www.readerssection.com/Books/stuart-little/ - Youtube: The Body Coach for kids. The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynn Reid Banks - Youtube: Justdance The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tyler by Gene Kemp - Youtube: Go Noodle How to Train your Dragon by Cressida Cowell The Butterfly Lion by Michael Morpurgo Woof by Allan Ahlberg https://stories.audible.com/discovery Colour the squares in as you complete the task! Get an adult to sign your squares as you go. Can you get a line or even a full house?! Make a cup of tea for someone in Sit in your garden and listen to Listen to an audio story Have a long luxurious bath or hot your family. nature for 5 mins. shower Research a famous person from the Create an obstacle course for you to Watch our LRRH clips from the Watch a Disney film Wild West try out at home. links on week 3s learning sheet Do some craft Choose something to do as a family Make a puppet show of a Disney Tidy your bedroom that you wouldn’t normally do. story Do some baking. www.rspb.org.uk Do a bird survey in Do some painting Help make dinner for your family. your garden or on your walk. .
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