Tuesday 28 th April 2020

PE: Bored of Joe Wicks? Try something newDance - Try dancing with Oti Mabuse at 11:30https://youtu.be/35Zp86hZXdc

Football https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJvv0t_SvDgMqWenq_02lVw/videos

Ballethttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjoXKtJLuyb6gAG3sQlyq0Q

Reading time: 60 second read - Day 2 – A very unusual winter. The

answers are on page 2 so only look at these once you have had a go.

David Walliams: Click on this link at 11 o’clock for a daily story read by the one and only David Walliams

https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/

Spellings: Spelling games on spelling frontPink - https://spellingframe.co.uk/guest/word-list/26762

Yellow - https://spellingframe.co.uk/guest/word-list/26763

White - https://spellingframe.co.uk/guest/word-list/26764

Maths: Follow this web link to a website called White Rose for a video tutorial and activity sheets. Summer term week 2 - Halving quarters

Video lesson Get the activity Get the answers

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-4/

English (Grammar)Create a poster to help you remember the following word types (You may need to do some research first to refresh your memory)Verbs, nouns, adjectives, adverbsProper nouns, common nouns, pro-nounsConjunctions,Why not include as many types of punctuation you can think of.Make it bright, make it colourful, include pictures, (maybe use ICT to help you)

History: Craft – Create an Anglo Saxon shield, helmet, sword or any other piece of armor, weaponry or clothing

Miss Walster’s Daily Forest school idea: Flower dying fabric

This is really fun to do but you will need to ask a grown up if you can do this. You will need some white or light coloured fabric, or some paper if you don’t have any. Collect a range of flowers (dandelions and daisies are fine) and green leaves, also some grass. Use either a stone to crush each item against the fabric or paper and see the natural dyes that you produce. You might be able to try the experiment with fruits too as some produce excellent results.

Wellbeing: Each day Mrs Belton will upload a wellbeing activity which can be found on the page called useful links for children which can be found right next to our class page