Literacy
Please use either the Hamilton Trust lessons:
monday.pdf
tuesday.pdf      Please use this Powerpoint with the lesson: adverbials.pptx
wednesday.pdf
thursday.pdf
friday.pdf

Or BBC Bitesize:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zr8kwty

Numeracy
Please use either the White Rose videos: 
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-4/

With the following worksheets:
lesson_1.pdf                        lesson_1_answers.pdf
lesson_2.pdf                        lesson_2_answers.pdf
lesson_3.pdf                        lesson_3_answers.pdf
lesson_4.pdf                        lesson_4_answers.pdf

Or BBC Bitesize:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zmhr92p

Topic
Our topic for the next two weeks is Sport and Nutrition. Please complete as much or as little as you like and don't forget to send me any work that you are particularly proud of!
sports_and_nutrition_topic_web.pdf

​Have a great week!

All Animals
I like all animals,
Big and small,
Short and tall,
But these are my favourite of all.
 
I like curious, camouflaged chameleons,
Which hide in the leaves all day.
 
I like jumpy, slimy frogs,
Who are always there to stay.
 
I like grey, ferocious wolves,
Who tend to mark their place.
 
And elegant, emerald eyed jaguars,
They’re always up for a race.
 
I like long, squirmy caterpillars,
Eating green leaves with a chomp.
 
I like grey, wrinkly elephants,
Going stomp, stomp, STOMP!
 
Those are all my favourites you see,
A couple for you and a couple for me.
A couple for me and a couple for you,
In our animal kingdom made for two.
 

Your sea themed creations have been keeping me entertained this week. Salt dough has been a firm favourite, as have some lovely drawings and baking. I really enjoyed reading Serenity's Atlantis story, Aine's factfile on the Greenland shark and Brianna's fish riddles. Izzy has made a lovely underwater window display as well. Please enjoy some of the work below by your class mates. It's great to see how much you've enjoyed this topic.

Morley has been out walking in the sunshine this week, Lucy has been trying out her new work space and Leo has been planting tomato and cucumber plants whilst watching some baby wagtails! 
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I'd love to share this fantastic animation that Ella made with her brother and sister. They've worked super hard on it so please click on the link below and enjoy! Well done, Ella!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=414AYGX-UnY

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Marie and Mark Cassidy have created a family friendly guided meditation that you may find useful during this tricky time. Some children have been experiencing anxiety due to the virus and all its implications, so they decided to create something that may help with that a little bit. It has been designed to promote deep relaxation, relieve anxiety and improve sleep. It is a lovely family bonding activity too. It's completely free and it is accessed via the YouTube link below:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UaskQlRQLg&feature=youtu.be

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As part of our Under the Sea topic, Jessie has designed a poster telling us how we can help to protect our oceans. I think the slogan is particularly catchy and I love her drawings of the whale and fish. A great message for everyone, Jessie!
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Mental Health Awareness week is focusing on the power and potential of kindness. If you would like to find out more and get involved with some fun activities, please head over to our school Well-Being blog on the link below:
www.southtawton.co.uk/well-being

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