Beat for a treat

WE DID IT !!!

Year 4 had to beat 93.6% during this half term. Their actual attendance was 96.3%

On Wednesday 5th June children can bring their wheeled toys to school to play with in the afternoon.

Congratulations Year 4  

Talk homework 23rd May - The Tunnel

What is beyond? 

Think of as many descriptive words and possible events that could happen once you go through this tunnel.

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F.A.B. Fry-day

I hope you've all put your orders in for F.A.B Fry-day breakfast next week. I have ordered my usual sausage sandwich and look forward to sitting and having a chat with everyone.

For more information about our F.A.B friends click here

Our class novel

Over the last few weeks we have been reading Shadow Forest by Matt Haig.
The children have thoroughly enjoyed following the story of Samuel Blink and his sister Martha.

I would like Y4 to leave a short review based on the following headings;

• Did you enjoy the story? Explain your reasons
• Which part was your favourite?
• Which creature would you most like to meet and why?
• If you could ask Matt a question, what would it be?

Dojo points for every review.

Spelling challenge

Here are some photos showing how Year 4 learn their spellings.

How well did you do in the test?

Do you have a favourite activity?

Treat time

Year 4 have earned a treat because of their excellent behaviour and attitude.
Here they are making "Zany biscuits"

Reward board

Squeezing the tube was hard work

Jay has written his name

Adding sprinkles

Christian aid week

You may know that it will be Christian Aid week next week. Following an assembly about a girl living in the Amazon Rain forest, Y4 have decided they would like to make a difference too.
Instead of using their 10p for toast next week, they might decide to put it in the Christian Aid envelope.
They will be going without something in order to help someone else.

Here is a link to Christian Aid to learn more about what they do.

Adjective bingo

Here the children are playing a new game called adjective bingo. 

After looking at the photograph showing several children being evacuated during WWII, the children had to write 9 different words to describe the photograph. If I called out one of the words they had it was crossed off the grid. 3 in a row wins, followed by a full house.

Multifaceted learning this week

The final session will take place on Wednesday. What did you find out today? 

Have you learnt a new skill or gained new knowledge?

Quadblogging in class

Year 4 had the privilege of being the first class to use the new "ClassMate" laptops yesterday. We used the time to do some quadblogging and research the new topic.

Here they are

Write back and let me know what you think of them.