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Year 4 - Beech
Welcome to Year 4 Beech
Miss Raynes
Teaching Assistants:
Mrs. Doohan, Mr. Plant, Miss. McGovern and Miss. Stansbury
Welcome
We hope you and your families have enjoyed a lovely break. We have a great summer term ahead of us and our final value is 'love'. Please see below for curriculum information.
Please don't forget that Twitter is updated regularly, so you'll see lots of learning and experiences taking place on there. Miss Raynes can be contacted on info@stjohnsrc.net.
We will use Twitter to regularly share examples of the learning and experiences that happen over the course of each term.
Key Information
PE
Tuesday and Thursday
Children are to come into school in full school uniform and get changed into their PE kits on their PE days. Please bring full PE kits into school on these days.
Reading Books
We encourage children to read for at least 30 minutes every day. We would appreciate your support in helping them to find some time every day to enjoy a book.
Children will be given a book band reading book and a 'reading for pleasure' book to take home. There will be an opportunity to change these books every Friday.
Homework
Please login into Atom Prime each week: https://atomlearning.com/prime
English and Maths will be added every Tuesday.
Spellings will be sent home at the beginning of each half term alongside the year 3/4 statutory spelling words. Children will take home a home spelling book which needs to be brought into school each day.
We look forward to a wonderful term ahead and thank you for your continued support!
Curriculum - Summer 1
English:
'Blue John' - Explanation letter
Maths:
Shape, Statistics and Position and Direction
RE:
Building bridges - Sacrament of Reconciliation
World Faith - Islam
God's people - Different Saints
Science:
Sound - Children will identify how sounds are made, associating some of them with something vibrating; recognise that vibrations from sounds travel through a medium to the ear; find patterns between the pitch of a sound and features of the object that produced it; find patterns between the volume of a sound and the strength of the vibrations that produced it; and finally, recognise that sounds get fainter as the distance from the sound source increases.
History:
The Romans
Computing:
Repetition in Games
PE:
Outdoor games and dance
PHSE:
Relationships and Health Education
1. What is diversity?
2. Do boys and girls have different roles?
3. What changes happen to my body?
Spanish:
Body parts
Art:
Mosaic design: Roman columns
Artist: Gaudi
DT:
Electrical Systems: Torches
Music:
Favourite Song
Global Pentatonics
The Horse in Motion
