Hello!
Below is the home learning for those children who are working from home at the moment.
We are continuing with our daily loom videos and you can watch all of the videos daily. They will be uploaded to the webpage by 9.30am each day. If you want to watch a video back from last week to help you recap previous learning, click on the links below.
Remember you can call the school office for a paper pack of all the work if you prefer. Complete your work in the Home learning book you were given over lockdown.
If you require another one, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Send in your work to [email protected]
Find out what you are doing today on our Welcome loom video below – this will run through your timetable for the day
This week’s Welcome Loom videos are below
Monday – https://www.loom.com/embed/5d7315562ac049b882e4778cb23b9d7d
Tuesday – https://www.loom.com/embed/0be54fa589a840768fc16755f559e051
Wednesday – https://www.loom.com/embed/454cfce852c34882a48f4e5e6cee28d2
Thursday – https://www.loom.com/embed/99dda17195444c45aa4e06e89a562c67
Friday
English
This week’s English Loom videos are below
Monday – https://www.loom.com/embed/c3f71f263a234ec492753e891744e56f
Tuesday – https://www.loom.com/embed/7cf2119129334e6598df944bdf0dbfd7
Wednesday – https://www.loom.com/embed/0ea38ade4b1e4a75bee6aca308e9ba90
Thursday – https://www.loom.com/embed/e0fb783df3a64004832caf00cef8ab9a
Friday
You will find the activities for this week’s English below
English plan below – click on the link
Year 4 English wb 22.2.21 Persuasive texts plan
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Guided Reading
Year 4 English Wb 22.2.21 List Of Chocolate Words
Guided Reading Text
Y4 Guided Reading text Romans wb 22.2.21
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Guided Reading Question sheet
Y4 Guided Reading questions Romans wb 22.2.21
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English Resource Sheets
Wednesday
Year 4 English Key skills Wednesday 24.2.21Click here for a bigger printable version
Chocolate Advert
Year 4 English wb 22.2.21 Chocolate bars
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List of Chocolate words
Year 4 English wb 22.2.21 List of chocolate words
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Maths
This week’s Maths Loom videos are below
Monday – https://www.loom.com/embed/de0095f4062a40a7aafdd839a74400b9
Tuesday – https://www.loom.com/embed/9d5732b5fe7c4bf1b2622a30370522d8
Wednesday – https://www.loom.com/embed/d702cc0140a94c74a1d1e7f5a5af3b6a
Thursday – https://www.loom.com/embed/0d8933e7c85b4f9f913b87b7c58b3ca1
Friday
Maths plan below – click on the link
Maths planning sheet 22.02.2021
Maths resource sheets for the week- Click on the link
Monday
Tasks 22.2.21
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https://e9kv4gaogk9.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Tasks-22.2.21.pdf
Tuesday
Tasks 23.2.21
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https://e9kv4gaogk9.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Tasks-23.2.21.pdf
Wednesday
Tasks 24.2.21
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Thursday
Tasks 25.2.21
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https://e9kv4gaogk9.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Tasks-25.2.21.pdf
Friday
Tasks 26.2.21
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Science
States of Matter
Learning Objective:
To understand that some materials act as thermal insulators and can help to keep something hot or cold for longer.
To use observation and knowledge to answer scientific questions.
Key Knowledge questions/ Key Facts/ Key Skills:
Think about what you have learned so far and answer the following questions.
1. What are the three main states of matter?
2. Give some examples of each of them.
3. What are the characteristics of the three states of matter?
e.g. solids have a fixed shape.
4. What do we call the process where a liquid (water) changes to a gas?
5. What do we call the process where a gas (steam) changes to a liquid?
Key Vocabulary
Solid, liquid, gas, state, matter, heat, cold, melt, solidify, freezing, temperature, thermometer
Learning Activities
• Last week we did an investigation to find out which material kept the ice pop cold the longest. This is called a thermal insulator. Thermal insulators help to keep things hot or cold for longer.
• We found out that the bubble wrap was the best material to keep the ice pop cold the longest because the air helps to trap the cold inside and keep the heat out.
• This week we will be continuing to learn about thermal insulators by investigating which is the best material to keep things hot the longest.
• Today we are going to think about how we might stop a hot drink from cooling down too quickly
ADULT SUPERVISION NEEDED
• Some materials act as thermal insulators and can help to keep something hot or cold for longer.
• Have a look in your kitchen to see what materials you have that could be wrapped around a cup of hot drink e.g. tea, juice, water etc. You could try a paper towel, cardboard, kitchen foil, cling film, a plastic bag, a tissue, bubble wrap or fabric. Try a material of your own choice that you think will make a good insulator.
• SAFETY WARNING! Ask a grown up to help you with this investigation.
• DO NOT use hot liquids by yourself!
• Fair test – How can you make the test fair? What variables will you change/keep the same?
• To keep the test fair you need to use the same amount of liquid in the same size cup and use the same size pieces of material. The variable you will change will be the type of material you use.
• Use a thermometer to measure the temperature of the liquid.
• Choose 3 or 4 of the materials to test and wrap a piece of the material around each cup of hot liquid. Leave them for 30 minutes to see what happens.
• After the 30 minutes, carefully unwrap the material from around one of the cups and check the temperature of the liquid. Write down the name of the material that the cup was wrapped in and record the temperature next to it.
• Repeat this process for the other cups.
• What was the material used to wrap the cup that produced the highest temperature?
• This is the material that helped to keep the cup of liquid the hottest for longest so it is the best thermal insulator.
• Write up your investigation as a poster using diagrams/photographs to explain what you did and the results you found.
• Explain why this material made the best thermal insulator.
• Send your work to [email protected]
Resources / Website links
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zkntsbk
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0118t8z
Art
Learning Objective:
To explore different shading techniques
Key Knowledge questions/ Key Facts/ Key Skills:
Skill – Drawing
How can you create different shading with a pencil?
Key Vocabulary
Line, outline, hatching, cross hatching, stippling, back and forth strokes, scumbling.
Learning Activities
Watch the video about shading with pencil.
Create a sample page for the six different pencil shading techniques. Label each technique.
This introduction to pencil techniques will be useful over the next few weeks as we use them in our tasks.
Resources / Website links
How to shade with pencil
History
Roman Britain
Learning Objective:
What was life like in Britain before the Romans invaded?
Key Knowledge questions/ Key Facts/ Key Skills:
Iron Age, Rome, Britons, Celts, chiefs, nobles, warriors, hill forts, druids, tribes, kingdoms, BC, AD, settlement, invasion, Julius Caesar, Claudius,
Learning Activities
Children gain an understanding of what life was like in Britain before the Romans by learning about the following fluency facts: When was the Iron Age?
Children use a timeline to understand the chronological order of events in British history building on Year 3 Stone Age to Iron Age to modern day- place the Iron Age and Roman Britain on this timeline correctly.
What did the Celts believe in?
Children read a factfile to learn about who a druid what and why they were important to the Celts.
What and where were Iron Age hill forts located?
Children understand more about hill forts and can describe features of them. They can use a map to locate where the main Iron Age hill forts were located in Britain pre-Roman invasion.
Resources/website link
BBC Bitesize (How did Iron Age people live?)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z82hsbk/articles/z8bkwmn
https://www.theschoolrun.com/homework-help/celts
http://primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/celts.htm
Music
Bill Withers – Lean on Me
Learning Objective:
To Listen and appraise a piece of music
Key Knowledge questions/ Key Facts/ Key Skills:
Do you like the song?
What can you hear?
What is the style of music?
How is the song put together?
Key Vocabulary
Soul, gospel, melody, harmony, chorus, verse, introduction, prechorus
Learning Activities
We are starting to look at a new song and artist this half term. Our artist is Bill Withers and the song is Lean on Me.
Work your way through step 1 on Charanga and think about the following questions when listening to the song:
Do you like the song?
What can you hear?
What is the style of music?
How is the song put together?
Resources/website link
Use your YUMU log in details to access the track
PE
Team Theme Challenge
Learning Activities
You will need:
Hula hoop
Bean bag
Follow Matt and Gary’s PE lessons from Team Theme
RE
Christianity – Jesus
Learning Objective:
This half term we are learning about Christianity and the sacrifices Jesus made leading up to Easter.
L.O. To think about the meaning of sacrifice.
To think about the sacrifices, people make for others.
What is a sacrifice?
What would I be willing to sacrifice/not sacrifice?
What have I sacrificed and how did it make me feel?
Key Vocabulary
Sacrifice, Jesus, Christianity
Learning Activities
Definition
Sacrifice is a loss or something you give up, usually for the sake of a better cause.
A sacrifice could also be the offering or killing of an animal as a religious sacrifice.
“the goat was sacrificed at the shrine.”
If we sacrifice something it means we give something up, usually in order to make something better.
During the pandemic we have all had to sacrifice certain things that we usually take for granted, such as seeing and hugging our family, going on holiday, visiting/playing with friends. We have had to make these sacrifices in order to contain the virus and stop it from spreading.
Think about some of the things you have had to sacrifice recently and discuss how it has made you feel.
Think about all the things that are special to you, e.g. your toys, computer games, family, etc.
Imagine you are a contestant on ‘I’m a celebrity get me out of here!’
• You are only allowed to take one special thing with you…everything else you have to give up and leave behind.
• What would you take with you?
• Why have you chosen that item?
Make a list of all the things that are special to you. It could be a favourite food, clothing, toys, games, etc.
Draw a picture of any of your things that you would be willing to sacrifice (give up) and explain why.
Draw a picture of any of your things you would not be willing to sacrifice and explain why.
