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Year-4-HOME-LEARNING-Week-2 yEwee Ye Year 4 Home Learning Week beginning: 8th June Hello Year 4 and families, I hope you are all safe and well. This week, we have prepared another timetable of activities for you to complete and all the resources you need are below. Please use it as a guide and don’t worry if you don’t get through everything! You can use our class email to contact us or send us work: [email protected] If you look on Facebook, we will be posting your photos! Keep smiling, Miss Culkin and Miss Boardman. Morning PE Maths English Topic Monday Stretching/yoga or Times Tables Spelling Practice History – Ancient choose your own Challenge 1 – Bugclub Egypt exercise Number of the week Grammar Activity - Watch Week 6 Apostrophes See below. Lesson 1 on the White Rose Hub Tuesday PE with Joe Wicks Times Tables Spelling Practice Geography – or choose your own Challenge 2 – Reading Activity 1 Rivers exercise Making Money See below. Watch Week 6 Lesson 2 on the White Rose Hub Wednesday Supermovers times Times Tables Spelling Practice Science – States table dance or Problem Solving 1 – Writing Activity 1 of Matter choose your own Monster Money See below for exercise Watch Week 6 detail Lesson 3 on the White Rose Hub Thursday PE with Joe Wicks Times Tables Spelling Practice PE – Get active! or choose your own Challenge 3 – Writing Activity 2 Use this time to be exercise Pounds and pence active: walk, run, cycle, scoot or Watch Week 6 even rollerblade! Lesson 4 on the White Rose Hub Friday Supermovers times Times Tables Spelling Practice Golden time – use table dance or Problem Solving 2 – Writing Activity 3 this time to play choose your own Cross-road cards, board exercise games or draw Watch Week 6 pictures. Lesson 5 on the White Rose Hub ONLINE LEARNING www.ttrockstars.com www.purplemash.com www.dkfindout.com www.hoodamath.com www.topmarks.co.uk www.pobble365.com https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-4/ https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks2-maths-collection/z7frpg8 YEAR 4 MATHS Daily Times Tables Spend 10 minutes practicing your times tables. This can be writing your own times tables calculations, using your flash cards, playing games on TTRockstars or playing the hit the button game on top marks. Challenge 1 – Number of the Week Challenge 2 – Making Money Challenge 3 - Pounds and pence Problem Solving - Monster Money Problem Solving 2 – Cross-road YEAR 4 ENGLISH Daily Spelling Spend 10 minutes practicing 3-5 words a day from the spelling list (write them in a sentence, use a dictionary to find definitions, pyramid writing, write out 5 times etc). Go back to them each day and check if you can remember them. If you can, choose a new one. If not, keep practising! Bugclub Choose one of your books and read it carefully then answer the questions that go with it. Grammar Activity – Apostrophes Reading Activity 1 Below are various opening extracts of David Walliams’ books. Read through the extracts and think about the characters that are introduced. (Note: You will need to register with LoveReading4Kids to view the extracts. Membership is free). Make a table like the one below and note down what you find out about the characters: Bad Dad https://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/book/15888/Bad-Dad-by-David-Walliams.html Awful Auntie https://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/book/10441/Awful-Auntie-by-David-Walliams.html Gangsta Granny https://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/book/8164/Gangsta-Granny-by-David-Walliams.html Grandpa’s Great Escape https://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/book/13832/Grandpas-Great-Escape-by-David-Walliams.html Writing Activity 1 Look back at your chart from yesterday. Think about the characters and their relationship. You are going to help David Walliams write his next book by helping him invent a child and adult character. Draw your characters and label them. Think about: Is your child a boy or a girl? Is the adult a man or a woman? What will their relationship be? (Uncle, Auntie, Grandma, Mum, Step Mum, Dad, Step Dad, Cousin, Sister, Half Sister etc.) What do they look like? Do they have any unusual features? Label your new characters. Try to use some expanded noun phrases for your labels, e.g. On top of her head she wore a ruby red beret with a large ostrich feather attached to the side. Write a short paragraph to introduce your characters. Include a description of what they look like and some interaction between the characters. Do your characters like each other, admire each other, trust each other, dislike each other or despise each other? Use what they say and do to show this in your writing, e.g. As Auntie Ada entered the room, Isla froze. Immediately, her eyes darted to the floor to avoid any eye contact. “Look up girl when I walk in to the room!” demanded Auntie Ada. From this we can tell that Isla is scared of Auntie Ada and that Auntie Ada is authoritative. When you have finished, read through your writing and check your spelling and punctuation. Writing Activity 2 Mr Stink Read the extract below: https://www.lovereading4kids.co.uk/book/5566/Mr-Stink-by-David-Walliams.html (Note: You will need to register with LoveReading4Kids to view the extract. Membership is free). Find these words in the text – can you work out what they mean? (Read the sentence they are in, the sentence before and the sentence after to help you work out the meaning). Write down what you think it means. Then look up the definition of the word using a dictionary. (See table at the bottom of the page to help create your own). https://www.wordhippo.com/ stench justice residence luxuriated elaborate impatiently vagabond authoritatively Now answer these questions: -What are your first impressions of Mr Stink? Use evidence from the text to support your answer, like this: I think Mr Stink is …. I think this because in the text it says … Try and write more than one impression. -What are your first impressions of Chloe? Use evidence from the text to support your answer, like this: I think Chloe is … I think this because in the text it says … Try and write more than one impression. Writing Activity 3 The Midnight Gang Watch/listen to the first two chapters – up to 13:15 mins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCMN8ym0oiA How is the start of this book similar to the others that we have looked at this week? How is it different? Look back at all the extracts that you have read this week. Look at the way David Walliams presents his writing, e.g. Aaaaaaarrrggghhh B A N G ! Why do you think he does this? What effect does this have on you the reader? The Midnight Gang Film https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0bxc4t4/the-midnight-gang Note: PG certificate. (Watch from 2:40 mins until 6:20 mins) You are going to write the scene that you have watched in your own words. Think about the events that have happened since Tom entered the children’s ward. Things to think about: -write in 3rd person(he, she, they) -write in the past tense -include some of your Year 4 skills, e.g. fronted adverbials for where or when -include speech and remember to use speech punctuation properly -use some of the David Walliams style of writing, e.g. larger words for effect. After you have finished, read your writing out loud and check for spelling and punctuation Extension: David Walliams reviews You have looked at some extracts this week from books by David Walliams. You might have already read some or all of his books. Do you have a favourite? Why is it your favourite? If you haven’t read any before, which was your favourite extract from this week? Which one made you want to read more? Write a short ‘emoji’ review for three of David Walliams’ books, or for three of the extracts read this week. Choose some emojis to help with your review. You can find some emojis here: https://emojipedia.org/people One of my favourite books by David Walliams is Gangsta Granny. I like this book because it is so funny. There are lots of parts that make me laugh, for example when Ben and Granny meet the queen! Check your writing for spelling and punctuation. You could share the reviews with family members or your friends. Year 4 Topic History – Ancient Egypt Create a fact file using the information below. Geography – Rivers Use the following links to find out about rivers before completing the 2do set on Purplemash for you. http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/rivers/UK.htm https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z849q6f/articles/z7w8pg8 Science – States of matter This half term we will be focusing on solids, liquids and gases. Watch the following clip https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zkgg87h/articles/zsgwwxs Now organise the images below into solid, liquid and gas groups. .
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