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Revise Story Writing!

Here is a great website where you can practise your story writing. Have a go!

Do this!

Our new science topic: Solids, liquids and gases

4C,

Now you have done the science test, you can start thinking about the next topic. Click here to read some information or go to "SCIENCE REVISION" in the website list and do the activities on Day 9.



Over Christmas do the title page for this topic please using your best presentation please!!

New version of our Christmas song!

I Wish It Could be Christmas Everyday!

Learn please!

Happiness is...

HAPPINESS IS FINDING A PENCIL.
PIZZA WITH SAUSAGE
TELLING THE TIME.
HAPPINESS IS LEARNING TO WHISTLE.
TYING YOUR SHOE FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME.

HAPPINESS IS PLAYING THE DRUM IN YOUR OWN SCHOOL BAND.
AND HAPPINESS IS WALKING HAND IN HAND.
HAPPINESS IS TWO KINDS OF ICE CREAM.
KNOWING A SECRET.
CLIMBING A TREE.
HAPPINESS IS FIVE DIFFERENT CRAYONS.
CATCHING A FIREFLY.
SETTING HIM FREE.

HAPPINESS IS BEING ALONE EVERY NOW AND THEN.
AND HAPPINESS IS COMING HOME AGAIN.
HAPPINESS IS MORNING AND EVENING,
DAY TIME AND NIGHT TIME TOO.
FOR HAPPINESS IS ANYONE AND ANYTHING AT ALL
THAT'S LOVED BY YOU.

HAPPINESS IS HAVING A SISTER.
SHARING A SANDWICH.
GETTING ALONG.
HAPPINESS IS SINGING TOGETHER WHEN DAY IS THROUGH,
AND HAPPINESS IS THOSE WHO SING WITH YOU.
HAPPINESS IS MORNING AND EVENING,
DAYTIME AND NIGHTTIME TOO.
FOR HAPPINESS IS ANYONE AND ANYTHING AT ALL
THAT'S LOVED BY YOU.

Orange I am... advert

In poetry over the next few weeks I would like you to write a poem in the same style as these about you and then about Christmas. Mr Kevin did it with his class last year and Mr Tom did it with his class in England. We could record our voices too. What do you think?





Mr Tom's class in England made this advert and won a prize:


Mr Kevin's class last year made this when they were in our room and called 4C too!


I think you will be very good at this.
There will be treasure points for any good ideas for your own I AM...

Woodlands Junior

Woodlands website

Some poetry websites

Writing poetry

Similes


When you have looked at these, you may go on the same website and look at the Christmas Resources and Advent Calendar.

If you go to last year´s blog, you will find extra resources on similes and metaphor.

Poetry

Poetry website

Poetry!

Read some of the poems and let me know which is your favourite!

Star of the Week: Maria!

Well done to Maria for being our Star of the Week for her wonderful writing and perfect presentation!

Sorry it has taken so long to put it on here Maria1

Christmas is coming!

4C,

I have been recommending places for people to go in London at Christmas and I am feeling inspired after watching this video of Lapland UK on youtube. I was thinking that we could maybe make the smoothie for our buddies next term and instead do something like this for them instead. We could wear Santa hats and act as elves. Maybe we could do this on Monday 21st of December. We could make Baboushka biscuits and do other things. What do you think? Let me know!

Miss Sam

Get Well Soon Diego, his mum and Rafa!!

Diego, Diego's mum and Rafa,

All of 4C hope you get well soon. We miss you!

See you soon!

From 4C and Miss Sam

The Brilliant Susan Boyle!

In English we have an expression, "Don´t judge a book by its cover?" Do you have this expression in Spanish? Here it means that Susan Boyle may not look beautiful on the outside but she has a beautiful voice.



The song was written for a Musical in the West End of London called "Cats". Ask your parents if it has been translated into English and if they have seen it on stage.
It began in 1981. I went to see it with my grandparents in 1990 and was lucky enough to meet the cast of actors before the show. It is one of my happiest memories with my family.

The song is about remembering the past and talking about starting a new life.
This is the version from the Musical "Cats".



This is the same song but sung by a woman called Barbra Streisand.



This version might be easter for some of you. It is lower because it is sung by a male singer called Barry Manilow.

Measuring angles

Angles!

4C,

I know many of you are finding our angle work difficult so here is a website to practise. I have added it to our list.

Remember your homework tonight is to practise drawing and measuring angles with a brother, sister or adult.

I have added the angles ITP to edmodo.

Miss Sam

This week´s spellings: synonyms for SAID

4C,
This week you are going to revise spelling synonyms (other words for) SAID.
This is revision from 3rd grade because many of you are not using good words for said in your writing. SAID is boring.

1. explained
2. questioned (?)
3. whispered
4. SAID
5. exclaimed (!)
6. shouted (!)
7. yelled (!)
8. begged
9. pleaded
10. replied

Stars of the Week!

Our Assembly: Karaoke

Message for Sofia!

Don't worry, dress as Mrs Twit!

Dress a Baboushka

4C,

Here is a great website for designing your own Baboushka.

Have a go!

Miss Sam

Words for Blanca´s Babes

Simply the Best words:

You´re simply the best
Better than all the rest
Better than anyone
Anyone I´ve ever met
I´m stuck on your films
I watch every one you make
Stop making them, no!
Baby I would rather be dead.

You´re the best! (Point to Rafa!)

Blanca´s Babes 3

Blanca´s Babes 2

Blanca´s Babes 1

Perimeter of compound shapes

4C,

Working out the area of a compound shape can be a bit tricky so remember that you can use a colour-pencil to help you. Each time you have added a number, draw the line with a colour-pencil. Then, you will not forget to add all the sides! If you do this, when you come to doing a test you can draw the line quickly with a pencil and you should get the answer right!

Remember, we are only BEGINNING to find out PERIMETERS OF COMPOUND SHAPES because it is quite difficult. Here are some links to websites (for secondary children!) to help you.
Perimeter of simple shapes website.
Perimeter of compound shapes website.
This perimeter activity is rather tricky but have a try if you are feeling brave or test a brother or sister!
Short perimeter test!
Other harder maths on measures!

This week´s spellings: powerful adjectives

This week you should use your spellings in your writing about Baboushka.

F: I can spell powerful adjectives
1. sad
2. upset
3. disappointed
4. tearful
5. clean
6. tidy
7. spotless
8. worried
9. nervous
10. afraid
11. anxious
12. apprehensive
13. cold
14. chilly
15. freezing
16. frosty
17. happy
18. contented

Baboushka

I have added Baboushka to our website list.
Remember that we are going to make Baboushka dolls for art and calendars for Christmas.

Remember to bring in your big water bottle to make one using papier mache.


We will also make some Baboushka Christmas biscuits! Like this...

Star of the Week: Irene!!!

Well done to Irene for being our Star of the Week for her MARVELLOUS MATHS!
I hope this shows you Irene that you can do it - because we all know you can.
You plotted your graphs excellently and drew your axes with precision. Keep it up!

Homework

If you are still ill and would like to do homework, start with maths please.

You can draw a bar graph, a bar line chart and a line graph. Use the resources on edmodo to help you.

You can also work on area and perimeter work. Again, there are resources on edmodo to help you.

I will scan Irene's certificate soon.

See you tomorrow,

Miss Sam

Maths ITPs

These are files that teachers use to help you to understand maths.

Click here to go to the ITPs.

Get Well Soon!

Good news Andrea! We all look forward to seeing you back tomorrow.
We hope all of you: Jorge P, Hector, Raquel, Carlota, Sofia and Olga are feeling much better!

From Miss Sam and 4C

Super swimmer! Excellent Elena!

Well done to Elena for winning two medals today!!!

This week´s spellings: powerful verbs

1. love
2. adore
3. enjoy
4. delight in
5. be captivated by
6. sing
7. croon
8. chant
9. harmonize
10. serenade
11. act
12. perform
13. express
14. dramatize
15. speak
16. whisper
17. deliver
18. pronounce
19. recite

1,2,3,4,5 are love and synonyms for love (to really like something)
6,7,8,9,10 are sing and synonoyms for sing
11,12,13 are act and synonyms for act
14. dramatize is a verb meaning to make a book into a play (like our Twits´play)
15,16,17,18,19 are speak and synonyms for speak.

If you are off ill, you can write sentences in your sentence book using some of these spellings!

I will give you some maths homework tomorrow!

Science: healthy eating, heart and exercise etc

If you are off ill but can use a computer please go to "SCIENCE REVISION" in our website list and do the activities on Day 8 "human body".

Hope that helps a bit!

See you soon.

ASSEMBLY CHANGE!!!!! NOW 20TH NOVEMBER

4C,

Miss Louise (your old teacher) has been really kind and has offered to do her teacher assembly this Friday (the 13th). That mean that we can do ours on...

FRIDAY 20TH NOVEMBER!!!!

This means that if you are ill this week, you can still do the assembly hopefully next Friday instead. We will just stick the new date onto your fabulous posters.

I thought that an assembly with almost a third of the class missing would be a bit strange:7 people were off today, 1 went home and another person felt ill in class:(

Hope this cheers some of you up who are at home ill. I will add some homework over the next few days and maybe even scan in some work we have been doing to edmodo so you can catch up.

Get well soon all of you!

Miss Sam

Miss Sam is well

4c,

Thank you for being concerned but I am absolutely fine. I've felt rather ill for the last few weeks but I haven't had a high temperature like many of you (I just felt heavy and not quite right). I know I have been a bit of a grump recently :)

I'm looking forward to seeing all your great homework and to practising our assembly. If you are ill and at home, please just concentrate on getting better (remember to drink lots of fluids and have lots of healthy food!)

I won't be in school for the first lesson as I need to do some essential paperwork but I will get back as soon as I can.

See you tomorrow!

Miss Sam

Interpreting graphs

This week we are going to link our science and numeracy (maths) work. We are going to do a science investigation and draw graphs for our results.

Click to read more about graphs.

Do a graph quiz.

If you find graphs really difficult, click here to play some fun graph revision games.

Click here to play some excellent graph revision games at Woodlands Junior School.

See you tomorrow!

Miss Sam

p.s I have added a playground game website to our list as lots of you are telling me that you get bored at lunchtime!

Get Well Soon Andrea!

Andrea,

We hope you feel better soon. Don't worry, I will add any homework you need to do to the blog and I will upload some files to edmodo if you're not back in a few days.

Take care and rest please!

From Miss Sam and 4C

Get Well Soon Sofia!

Sofia,

We all hope you get well soon.

Let us know how you are during the week.

Take care,

Miss Sam and 4C

Get Well Soon Blanca and Carlota!

Sorry to hear you are both sick. Get well soon!

From 4C and Miss Sam

Mango smoothie - yummy!

This mango smoothie tastes great, is low in fat and will give you a healthy immune system. Give it a try. A refreshing drink for all occasions. Appreciate our Mango Smoothie.
Step 1: You will need

* 1 large ripe mango
* 250 ml plain yoghurt
* 150 ml skimmed milk
* 8 ice cubes
* half banana
* 1 knife
* 1 chopping board
* 1 measuring jug
* 1 blender
* 1 serving glass

1.
Step 2: Mango

Slice a large ripe mango in half. Cut horizontal and vertical lines across each of the pieces in a grid effect. Then turn the skin inside out to reveal equal sized chunks. Slice these chunks off the skin with the knife.
2.
Step 3: Blend

Pour 250 millilitres of yogurt and 150 millilitres of milk into a blender. Next add the mango, followed by 8 ice cubes. Put the lid on firmly, and blend until the mixture is smooth, or the consistency you desire.
3.
HANDY HINT

If the smoothie is too thin, add 1/2 a banana and blend again. This will also make it sweeter.
4.
Serve

Pour into a glass, drop in a couple of straws and serve.


Smoothies:
How To Make A Mango Smoothie

Leaflets

Click on leaflet to do an activity all about leaflet writing.

Read about how to write leaflets (what should be included and why).

Click to do a quiz about leaflets.

Click to listen about leaflets.

Do Young - Star of the Week!

Well done to do Young for being our Star of the Week!

"You deserve the praise!"...

See you all tomorrow - hope you've all rested ready for lots of assembly practice!!

Miss Sam

Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better

This is the song for when Carlota and Jose come out as they will be playing Mr and Mrs Twit. Please remember your clothes as Mr and Mrs Twit next week you two so we can film a scene.

Blanca's Babes will just sing the first 30 seconds.

Simply the Best

Rafa's song as director but remember Blanca's Babes will only sing four lines and some of the words will be slightly different.

Well done 4C!

Well done for all your effort in the cake stall!
You worked really hard and you raised 244.48 euros for charity!
I hope you are really proud of yourselves.

From Miss Sam

Cake Stall

4C,

Well done for all your effort today; I was really proud of you.
It was a piece of cake, wasn't it?!
That is an expression in English which means that it was easy.

I can't wait for tomorrow!

Miss Sam

Patricia

We hope you are feeling much better. We missed you today at the cake stall.
See you soon,

Miss Sam and 4C

Karaoke version of our assembly song!

Here is a karaoke version so that you can check if you know all the words!

Marta and Andrea - don't worry! We will tidy the class up after the cake stall and go straight down to the gym to practise!!

See you tomorrow!

Assembly practice

Tomorrow we will properly practice the assembly for the first time in the gym.

Make sure that you know the song without the words!!!

That and the cake stall; how lucky are we?!

Our Christmas Song!

Please don't start practising until we have done our assembly but I know you wanted to know what our song was.

Hope you like it - it's a very happy, jolly song!

In answer to your posts!

Irene - excellent news but let Lara use it too!!
Andrea - good idea but make sure you don't spend too long on the computer!
Marta - is this Marta A or Esteban's sister?

See you tomorrow!

Miss Sam

Using powerful adjectives

Here are our spelling words for this week.
1. appetizing
2. amazing
3. creamy
4. crunchy
5. delicious
6. irresistible
7. mouth-watering
8. scrumptious
9. tasty
10. divine
11. glorious
12. delightful
13. yummy
14. fresh
15. moist

We will be using these spellings to describe the wonderful cakes we will be selling this Thursday and Friday at our cake stall!

Well done Patricia!! What a super scientist!

Well done to Patricia for being our Star of the Week!!!

Well done to Hector (for a few weeks ago!!)

Hector was our Star of the Week a while ago.
Well done to you!!!

Keeping Healthy!

4C,

We will begin our new science topic of "Keeping Healthy" on Monday so no more making chocolate and cream drinks in class!! Hopefully we will make some healthy smoothies (using fruit juices, water and real fruit) instead in the middle of November (as a reward for all your hard work and our great assembly!!).

Here is a fabulous website called Great Grub to get you thinking about the topic! Enjoy!

Miss Sam

Spelling revision!

4C,

I have noticed that many of you need to do a little spelling revision. This website revises both the skimming and scanning technique that you need to use in comprehensions with spelling revision. I will add others in a few weeks. Start with this to revise common English spelling patterns.

I will also add the site to our website list.

See you on Monday,

Miss Sam

Esteban's special homework!

Esteban,

Sorry to hear you are not feeling well; we hope to see you back at school soon.

I'm sure you'd like to do lots of homework while you are off!

You can:
1. Practise this week's spellings (see below).
2. Write sentences using this week's spellings.
3. Practise adding 3 numbers to make 300, 400, 500, 700, 900.
Estimate first and then do it. You cannot use the same number twice.
4. Revise for your science tests. You will do them when you come back to school or if you are going to be away for a while longer, I will give them to Marta who can make sure you do them in test conditions!!
5. Watch the instructional video on here for making a spooky cocktail. Invent your own cocktail for a Roald Dahl character to drink. You could make it with me on Friday if you are back to school then. You need to write down the instructions clearly for your recipe as I would like to put them on display after our assembly.
6. If you are not back tomorrow, I will add the comprehension homework to edmodo for you to do.

Get well soon!

Miss Sam and 4C

This week's spellings to learn

F: I can spell cookery verbs, adjectives and nouns correctly.1. spoonful (n)
2. teaspoon (n)
3. tablespoon (n)
4. blender (n)
5. whisk (v)
6. dip (v)
7. drain (v)
8. blend (v)
9. peel (v)
10. stir (v)
11. serve (v)
12. squeeze (v)
13. grate (v)
14. sweet (adj)
15. bitter (adj) like coffee
16. delicious (adj)
17. disgusting (adj)
18. drizzle (v)

Creepy cocktail!

This week you will be making a Revolting Recipe in groups on Thursday and Friday.

As such, I thought this might help to inspire you.

If you wish to do a Halloween themed cocktail you may but remember it must be linked to a Roald Dahl book. For a treasure point, which Roald Dahl books or characters would this cocktail be good for? I can't imagine Sophie in the BFG or Matilda enjoying it! Can you?



Cooking For Kids:
How To Make A Spider-Brain Kids' Cocktail

Well done Andrea!

"Well done, you did your best,
Well done, we're so impressed..."

Here is Andrea's certificate!!

Ovum vs ovule

Well done to Andrea for such an interesting question! It's easy to see why you were the Star of the Week! I will put your certificate on here today!
Hector, remind me to print yours again so I can put it on here.

In fourth grade you don't need to understand the difference between the two words ovum and ovule but I think the text books should use the same word all the time so they don't confuse you.

Ovum/Ovule:
The ovum is inside the ovule.

Hope that helps!

Miss Sam

Our spellings for a test next week

F: I can spell imperative verbs

1. Sprinkle
2. grate
3. spread
4. place
5. sieve
6. measure
7. weigh
8. collect
9. slice
10. grease
11. cube
12. bake
13. colour
14. paint
15. brush
16. leave

Learn all 16. I will test you on 10 of them. Good luck!

Pollination

Life cycle of a butterfly

Teachers´ TV: Science Tube. Green plants

This should help you with your revision!

Twits' singers

You will only sing the chorus where it says "I should be so lucky" but instead of "I" you will sing "she" to mean Mrs Twit.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Assembly Song

4C,

Sometimes you might find it difficult to find things on the blog as they are from last month etc.

Go to the bottom of the page and click "older posts" and it will show all the other things I have put on here. You could also click on the month name on the bottom right and that takes you to all blogs from that month.

I hope that helps a bit.

The notebook is for Thursday (that will give you a bit more time in case you have been away for the long weekend).

Enjoy your last bit of freedom!

Miss Sam

Dahl Day!

Well done to all of you!
I was so impressed with Dahl Day so we shall have to celebrate other days too this year. I can't wait to start practising the assembly with you from next week!

Enjoy your long weekend!

Miss Sam

Hope you are feeling better!

Marta and Omar,

The class were very sad that you both missed our Roald Dahl Day.

We hope you are feeling better and are ready to come back to school soon!

From 4C and Miss Sam

Fantastic Twits' story

There are quite a few capital letters and punctuation missing but this is still fabulous. Enojy!

Twits

Twits animation

BFG play

The Wonderful World of Roald Dahl

Message for Omar!

Omar,

I know you've been a bit poorly and that you will be off school for a few days so here is a list of things to do:

1. Write your own Twits chapter.
2. Learn the song, "Especially For You" that is on this blog.
3. Revise times tables.
4. Read your library book.
5. Invent a new ending to the Twits and write it.
6. Think about what you want to do in our assembly.
7. Learn about the life cycle of a plant and other life cycles. A good website to help you is the enchanted learning website. Click on life cycles to go to it.
8. Find out any information you can about Romans.

If you go to edmodo I will attach some documents to help you with the Twits' work. I will add more for you tomorrow.

Get well soon - we know you will!

Miss Sam

p.s We ALL miss you.

Well done Jorge P!

Well done Jorge - I have been very impressed with the effort you have made in the last week. Keep it up! You deserve the certificate for Star of the Week.

Enjoy your weekend!

Miss Sam

p.s Keep the assembly song a secret please as I would like it to be a surprise!

Our assembly song!

4C,

I know it is very early but start learning this now. This was one of my favourite songs when I was your age (your parents might know KYLIE who sings this).

I thought it would be nice to end with a song about Mr and Mrs Twit being nice to each other fr once!! I will tell you what the rest of the assembly will be about on Monday so that we can begin filming bits for it!

Enjoy the weekend.

Miss Sam

Well done Raquel

Here it is at last Raquel! Well done for all your hard work - "you deserve the praise!"

I wonder who it will be tomorrow?

Edmodo

The group code is izr555
I will change it tomorrow in case other people not in our class read this.
Have another go if you have the time and Raquel...please remind me to take your certificate!

Author Presentations

I have decided that it is unfair for you to do presentations tomorrow as you haven't had a lot of tme to prepare. Instead, we will continue in our ICT time next week and do the presentations in our library time. That way you can prepare a Powerpoint (after getting my copy from www.edmodo.com and research from the websites I have added to our list.

What do you think?

Well done Raquel!

Well done to Raquel for being our star of the week!

Sorry Raquel but I was so excited that I stuck the certificate on the classroom wall and so I don't have it to scan and put on the blog. I promise that I'll put it on here on Monday night.

Have a lovely weekend 4C.

Miss Sam

Learn the 8 times table!

Thank you to Rafa for this excellent example!

Remember to learn for a group test tomorrow!

More mosaics!

Here are some more mosaics to give you some inspiration.

Some "Guess Who" help

I realised you might find the questions a little difficult so I have typed some up to help you.

Remember you SHOULD be using adjectives. For example,
Does he have a massive nose?

If you printed out the cards, print out the question sheet to keep with them.

I have also added a really good website from the British Council to help you with your English. There are some good stories and fun games. Enjoy!

GUESS WHO

4C,

Well done today for your excellent "Guess Who" cards - I can't wait to play it next week. If you would like to start playing at home, you will need to print and cut up two copies of the photo below.

Remember to ask a parent before you print!

See you tomorrow for netball first thing.

Miss Sam

p.s Remember your Celt objects are due in tomorrow unless you have spoken to me already.

Mosaics

Now that you have finished your ESCHER patterns and tessellations, we are going to begin work on MOSAICs. It you're not exactly sure what they are, click on the website I have added to our list on the right.

I think Gran Canaria and Spain in general has amazing examples of mosaics. If you see one, please take a photo and bring it into school for our display.

If you have been to Barcelona then I am sure that you have seen GAUDI's mosaics. Here is an example. Ask your parents if they have seen these mosaics.



Here is a very colourful mosaic that a class in Australia did together. What do you think? Let me know!



If you want to get some ideas for your own mosiac, look at this website. This is a company in my town of Brighton who make fantastic mosaics. This is an example of one of the mosaics.



Also, please tell me if you know someone who is a mosiac artist as they may be able to help us with our work.

Celtic shields

Here are some images to help you to make the Celtic shields.
Good luck!
Miss Sam

Seeds

Thank you to someone's mum for sending me an e-mail with an image of your seeds. I have been unable to open it properly but will do it on Monday at school. I do not have your surnames with me at home but remind me on Monday so that I can print it out.

Thanks again!

Miss Sam

Our 1st Star of the Week!

Well done to Carlos J for being our Star of the Week!
I was very impressed with his attitude this week and with his excellent work in maths.
Keep it up!
I wonder who it will be next week?
Have a lovely weekend!
Miss Sam
p.s Remember to do your CELTS homework!

Thanks for all the comments!

Thank you to everyone who has left messages on here.

I'm glad that lots of you enjoyed the maths game on Wednesday and sorry if I confused you with the roundhouse work today. I will explain it better tomorrow.

I know that lots of you found making the roundhouse difficult but I was very impressed by the way you persevered.

See you tomorrow,

Miss Sam

3D Rome with Google Earth

4C,

I added this as I thought it was very exciting!


Hope you like it.

Seed Dispersal Website

We will be looking at SEED DISPERSAL in our science lessons this week.
Click here to have a go or click "seed dispersal" in the website list.

First "proper" week over!

4C,

Well done for a great first "proper" week at school. I was very impressed that you got an extra 5 minutes on Thursday for achieving the whole flower and your class target of working quietly.

I hope that you will get lots more flowers next week and so lots more free patio time.

Thank you to Sofia, Irene and "anonymous" for their comments so far. Irene, I still expect you to read at home every day too to answer your question.

I will probably add some things on here over the weekend.

Keep watching your seeds to see if they GERMINATE and grow.

Enjoy your weekend!

Miss Sam

History topic for this term: Romans and Celts

Hello 4C,

I have added two more websites to our list. There are lots more but these are two of my favourites for our history topic, Romans and Celts. Have a look!

See you on Wednesday,

Miss Sam

Welcome back to work!!

4C,

Welcome back to school!

I hope you have had a lovely weekend. I did! I went cycling in Tejeda. Here is a photo of me on my bike!

This week we are going to start most of our topics for history, science and art.
We will begin our term's work for numeracy and literacy next week. This week in numeracy we will be revising addition, subtraction and division. In literacy we will be revise taking notes and past, present and future verbs.

I will add some websites this week to help you. In numeracy, many of you could revise POLYGONS AND 2D SHAPES from the work we did last week.

Before we begin our life cycle topic properly, it is probably a good idea to revise what a plant needs to grow so here is an activity you can do...



I have also added the website to our list to help you.


See you tomorrow!

Miss Sam

Welcome to 4th Grade!

Dear 3C,

I´m going to be your teacher next year and I´m very excited already!
This will be our class blog for the next year.

I like to use a lot of ICT in the classroom and hope you do too.

I will put some websites on here during the summer holidays for you.

You can send me messages on here to tell me how you are and what you have been doing with your holiday. I will show you how to do this before the end of term.

See you in September!

Miss Sam