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Home Learning Term 2 Week 3 2017 19th Jan 2017
Home Learning Term 2 Week 3 2017 19th Jan 2017
As we are about to begin our Readathon, we would like you to talk Maths
about reading. Is there a certain place or time that you enjoy reading? Please continue to practise the
What is your favourite genre and author? Why? Do you have a favourite targets on your maths passport.
book that you have read more than once? You need to be confident and
quick when recalling facts such as
English Task: times tables.
This week in English, we have been using connectives in our
rainforest stories! A connective (or conjunction) is used to join Each week, your Maths set
to 2 parts of a sentence together. Fill in the missing teacher will give homework either
conjunctions on the next slide to join the clauses in the on paper or via Myimaths. There
passage. You can either choose conjunctions from the box or are strategies on the following
add your own. Want more practice? Try Survive a shower on pages to help you at home.
Education City:
https://ec1.educationcity.com/content/index/177/6/1/1 Please also see the list of useful
websites on the following pages.
Notices
Year 4 Sports Day is on Monday 6th February from 8am to Maths Problem of the Week
10am. Children must come to school in their P.E kits and bring
their hats and water bottles with them. Please see the Maths problem on
the following slide.
Are you
up for the
challenge?
An adult must write the book title/activity in your reading record book and
sign it for it to count!
Spellings:
Words that contain the letters ‘sc’
Group 1: Group 2: Group 3:
These words all contain the letters ‘sc’. Some of the words came from Latin, an old
language spoken by the Romans. They probably pronounced ‘sc’ differently but we now
say it as ‘s’ in these words.
3D Project
Creating Rainforest Animals and
Plants
How
imaginative
can you be?
While we have made every effort to ensure that these websites are
relevant and appropriate, we would strongly advise that children
are supervised at all times when accessing the internet. Should you
have any problems with the sites listed or find a new site that could
be added to the list, please inform a member of staff.
Year 4 Science
This half term we are… Key Vocabulary:
• Organisms – any living thing such as plants and animals.
focusing on Habitats. We will:
• Habitat - the place or environment where a plant or
animal naturally or normally lives and grows.
• Identify that animals are found in different • Carnivore – a living organism that eats meat.
habitats. • Herbivore – a living organism that only eats plants.
• Identify what an organism is and the • Omnivore – a living organism that eats both meat and
common feature that all living things have. plants.
• Explain why certain organisms live in • Adaptation - the process by which living creatures
different habitats. (animals and plants) adapt or evolve to survive in their
environment and to live amongst a specific group of
• Understand that organisms adapt to survive other living things.
in their habitat and give examples of this. • Food Chain - is a diagram that shows us how animals are
• Use a key to sort and identify organisms. linked by what they eat.
• Understand that environmental changes • Invertebrate - Animals who don't have a bony skeleton;
can have an effect on habitats. insects, spiders and crabs are invertebrates.
• Vertebrate - animals with backbones / skeletons and
• Explain what a food chain is and what
include amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptiles.
happens when a food chain is broken.
• Investigate the perfect environment for an National Curriculum Link:
endangered organism. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment
• Identify vertebrates and invertebrates. _data/file/286349/Primary_science_curriculum_to_July_2015_RS.pdf
Year 4 Science
This week we have… Key vocabulary for this week to discuss at
home:
learned how animals adapt to survive • Adaptation – a feature or a behavior that helps a
in their habitat. We then focused on living thing survive and function better in its
the different ways in which a camel environment.
and cactus have adapted to live in the • Habitat - the place or environment where a plant
desert. or animal naturally or normally lives and grows.
• Carnivore – a living organism that eats meat.
Herbivore – a living organism that only eats
plants.
Find out how camels and other animals • Omnivore – a living organism that eats both
meat and plants.
are adapted to their habitats by clicking
on the following link: • Precipitation – water that falls to the ground as
rain, snow, sleet or hail.
Une Chanson
(Sing to the tune of When the Saints go marching in)
C’est magnifique!
C’est fantastique!
C’est génial!
C’est hyper-cool!
Mrs Deacon, KS1/2 French Teacher
C’est super! n.deacon_wso@gemsedu.com
Mrs Tolan, KS1/2 French Teacher
Et c'est nul! n.poulton_wso@gemsedu.com
That's how to give opinions in French! Ms Merrick, KS2 French Teacher
k.merrick_wso@gemsedu.com
Mrs Ihaddaden, KS2 French Teacher
e.Ihaddaden_wso@gemsedu.com
Use the song words on the previous slide to give an opinion
about each toy:
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In Arabic B this week students have been learning
Beginners: student completed the names of foods and wrote simple
sentences.
Contact:
Mr Brown : s.brown1_wso@gemsedu.com
Ms Mathews: v.mathews_wso@gemsedu.com
1. Visit: http://www.cartoonnetworkarabic.com/promo/youngprogrammers
2. Complete the activity…
3. At the final screen you will be asked to fill out some details
Scan the QR code to
access the website.