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Year 4
Welcome to Dahl Class!
Mrs Lord, Mrs Stuttaford and Mrs Gooch
Hello and welcome to Year Four!
PE
Our PE day is now Thursday, this means you need to wear your PE kit to school on this day.
In the summer term we will be going swimming!
Music
Our music lesson will take place on a Friday morning
Homework
Homework will be set every Wednesday, this will be online learning and will be a mixture of Spag.com, Mymaths and Rock star times tables. The children will also be covering the year 3/4 spellings, please see the block below. As well as this, every term we will be setting a project for you to complete at home and it will be linked to one of our curriculum units.
With best wishes for a happy year
Mrs Lord and Mrs Stuttaford
Curriculum Leaflet Summer Term
Our trip to Stubbington!
We had lots of fun by the seaside, fossicking, collecting for our rock pools and creating sand sculptures. We then did some pond dipping and caught some new friends before we went into the woods to build dens. Suddenly storm Stuttaford crept up on us and some of us got a bit wet!!!
Well done for your great behaviour Year 4 you made the adults proud :)
Stubbington Study centre
French day! To finish our topic 'Is France a better place to live?' We enjoyed our visiting speaker, research on the ipads and baking French bread
We went on a walk around our local area following a map looking for different geographical features.
Year 4 have been learning about collage in relation to the work of Henri Matisse. We then looked at the work of the two environmental artists Andy Goldsworthy and Richard Long before making our own outdoor nature installations with natural resources we had gathered over the last few weeks. We will go back to look at the art work and see how nature has impacted it over time.
Potion making!
Carols to learn
Spellings
Choose 8 spellings from the year 4 word lists each week to focus on and keep revisiting them through the week. Add ones your child gets wrong to the next week's spellings.