Year 4 - Rhinos
Miss Grubb and Mrs Allen would like to welcome you to the Year 4 class webpage
Click HERE to read all about coming back to school
To you from us
Eastlands have created a support network sheet for you to complete if you feel you would like to. It is made up of those people around you who look after you, help you when you have a problem, listen to you when you are talking, laugh with you when you have fun and make sure you are healthy and well cared for. Who is part of your supportive network? Although you are not coming to school, we can still be there to support you. With a grown up, can you make a supportive hand? Click on the picture to download a hand.
Miss Grubb has been reading a new book. Listen to the story on our You Tube Page https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIAgpNgnu4k
There have been big changes in our lives because of coronavirus, so the Children's Commissioner has created a children’s guide to coronavirus to help explain the situation. The guide aims to answer children’s questions about coronavirus, tell children how to stay safe and protect other people and how to help them make the best of their time at home. Click on the picture below to download the guide. This will take a few moments.
Click the icon below to view the Year 4 curriculum map.
7th February 2020
We have been celebrating in Year 4 with our parents and our brothers and sisters. Click the picture below to view our celebration assembly.
4th February 2020
Sugar Mice
This week we have been getting hands on with some ingredients to create our own sugar coconut mice and have also written a recipe to go with it!
We have been celebrating in Year 4 with our parents and our brothers and sisters. Click the picture below to view our celebration assembly.
Romans iMovie Trailers
You can see some of our finished iMovie trailers, featuring footage from the Lunt Roman Fort visit mixed with images sourced from the internet, on our class SeeSaw blog.
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Black History Month in Year 4
Please click HERE for the homework which will form part of our Black History month topic.
Hands-on Maths
Today we went practical, using place value counters in teams of mathematicians to work out the answers to addition problems. You can use these methods at home to help with any addition or subtraction problems!
Romans theme
As part of our new history topic 'The Roman Empire', we have been looking at different aspects of Roman society from slavery to emperors! In small teams of historians, the children discovered their own knowledge and information to collectively create a poster displaying information on their particular aspect of Roman society. Children then did a fantastic job of using their presentation skills to present their findings to the rest of the class.
Our Class Rules Agreement
