YEAR 4L (TURQUOISE)
Mrs Proud (Covering for Mr Lumley)Welcome to class 4D!
In this blog you’ll find lots of information about what’s going on in 4L and you will see that we work very hard.
Please view our blog for regular updates, photographs of what we have been doing in class and learning, general school information, diary dates and many other fun features.
Feel free to leave comments on our posts and photographs and interact with this blog. The class would like to hear what you think of their fantastic work and achievements.
Enjoy!
Mr Lumley
Our Class Blog
What material is most suitable?
Ted had a problem! We used our scientific knowledge to predict what materials might be most suitable to make an umbrella out of so that he could stay dry in the rain. We knew that the material needed to be strong, lightweight and waterproof. We tested out materials...
Macmillan Coffee Morning at the Local Community Centre
We were lucky enough to be invited to the local community centre at Southwood Crescent to attend a coffee morning. Thank you to all of the residents for the delicious cakes, juice and a fantastic morning. We look forward to seeing you all again soon!
Football Development group for girls in Reception, Y1 and Y2
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Newsletter 26.9.2023
Please see below the most recent newsletter which includes more Christmas dates!
Which country do I live in?
Super Science
We have been LOVING our new Science unit. It is all about humans and other animals. We have learned all about the digestive system and all about our teeth and what their names and jobs are. Year 4 are doctors and dentists in the making!
Colour Hunt
Today we went on a colour hunt. Miss Smales gave us clues and we had to guess the colour. Then we had to go find a object in the classroom to match that colour.
Autumnal walks
We had a brilliant time walking around the school grounds identifying the different signs of Autumn beginning including finding leaves falling from deciduous trees.
How do you find 1, 10, 100, 1,000 more or less?
We have been using our knowledge of place value to find 1, 10, 100, 1000 more or less of numbers beyond 1000. We used place value counters when it got tricky, especially when exchanging. We hope we don't get in trouble for drawing on the tables 🙂
Ordinal number races
We have been using cars and a racetrack to learn about ordinal numbers, and have enjoyed matching the ordinal numbers to the car in each position.
All settled in
Reception have had a super first few weeks in school. They have made new friends, followed our rules and expectations and started small group time work. Well done Reception!
What do we already know about British history?
The children made timelines of all the things that I have learned in key stage one, and then they figured out where the Stone Age would go.