Football on Wednesday

4C,

Remember to come dressed in your PE kit on Wednesday as our first lesson is FOOTBALL!
Thank you for reminding me Jian!

Food Pyramid

Go here to try an interactive food pyramid.

Keeping Healthy websites

Here are some websites for learning about keeping healthy:

Youbot: This is the British Heart website for kids. some of it might be a bit difficult.

CBHF: This is a good website about heart health.

Woodlands Junior Science: An excellent collection of games to learn about healthy living. Absolutely brilliant help.

More GRAPHS pages!

Here are some extra websites to help you with graphs: revise

Remember that I added a great website last week for general revision? Well, there are lots of good games there to help you too.

Next week: Graphs

Next week we will be studying GRAPHS in our maths lessons.

You can practise by clicking here or here.

Enjoy!

Stars of the Week: Carlos G, Lucia P and Juan!

A massive WELL DONE to Juan, Lucia and Carlos G for being this week's stars!

Carlos: You have made excellent progress over the last few weeks, your presentation has improved a lot and you have had an excellent attitude!

Lucia P: (Sorry, I don't know how to add the tilde on my old laptop :( )
You have made an incredible amount of effort over the last few weeks and your science test showed how hard you had studied. Your maths work has been great too!

Juan: Fantastic effort, fantastic attitude and fantastic achievement. You always try your hardest and show interest in everything we do.

Congratulations!

Enjoy your long weekend everybody! See you on Wednesday...

Great website for practising measures

Thia website is great for practising measuring. It says "evaluation only" but apart from that you can use it no problem.

Keeping Healthy!

Today we began our new science topic: Keeping Healthy!
Please finish your title page for next Monday!

More MATHS!

This website is a bit like Woodlands Junior; it gives you links to lots of fun games to practise maths.

Enjoy!

Measures next week in maths!

4C,

Remember your extra homework please on Monday and that you have two tests on Monday morning:
1) Spelling test
2) Science test on LIFE CYCLES.

As I told you earlier, we are going to be studying MEASURES next week. If you want to practise before Monday, go to these maths games.

If you click on the link above there are activities covering measures, reading scales, weight and capacity at the bottom of the Woodlands page.

Click here to read and revise on your own or with a parent.

If you enjoyed the Crickweb games we looked at this week in class, click here to play Mr Pips Fruit Balance, Alien Weigh in and Boxing Weigh in.

We will be converting measurements(mm to cm, cm to m etc) and we will be weighing objects using scales.

This is a very good website with lots of games to help you.

Enjoy cooking or playing games on here to help your understanding of measures!!!

Remember to also have a break from reading the Witches and doing maths!!

Have a lovely weekend,

Miss Sam

Carlos R - What a star!

Well done to Carlos R for being our Star of the Week for his amazing attitude and excellent effort!!!

Triangle sort!

If you need to practise types of triangles still, go to this website.

Remember to do your 5 past tense sentences!

Your EAL (English as an Additional Language) homework this week is the same as the last few weeks: write 5 sentences using the PAST TENSE.

I have added a photo of part of our PAST TENSE display in our classroom as many sentences were NOT written correctly over the last few weeks.

I cannot wait to read your excellent sentences. There will be smelly stickers for the best ones!

Types of line

Here are some photos to help you with your maths homework:

Cubist Clay Sculptures

Well done for concentrating hard in your art lesson today.
I will add photos of your sculptures when you have all finished them.

Picasso Portraits!

Here are all of your wonderful portraits!
Well done for using some Cubist techniques 4C.

Our Colourful Picasso-inspired Portraits!

As promised, here are your portraits!

Balloon points for correct answers

I will give a balloon point to anyone who posts a comment with the correct answer.

Which colour are the vertical lines?
Which colour are the horizontal lines?
Which colour lines are parallel?

Good luck!

Dora Maar

Someone asked in a previous post who Dora Maar was. She was one of Picasso's girlfriends and he painted her many times. We based the paintings of ourselves on some of the styles Picasso used to paint her. In some paintings he used complementary colours and in some he used a cubist style. It made her face look a little strange. I promise I will upload some photos of your work onto here this week as they are so good!

Sorry!

Sorry! I made a mistake. Play the game by clicking here!

Play Baseball Geometry

To play the game, click on the image!

BBC Shape Game

Next week we will be studying types of triangle and shape vocabulary such as parallel, perpendicular, horizontal and vertical. If you have time,look up these words in this brilliant online maths dictionary.

Alicia is a Star!

Well done to Alicia for being our Star of the Week for her excellent effort and amazing attitude this week. Keep it up!

Miss Sam

Queen Elizabeth

Cunard's Queen Elizabeth is Coming to Las Palmas

The Queen of England named this new ship today and it is coming to Las Palmas on its maiden voyage!

You can see it next Monday after school until 6pm. It arrives in the port at 8am next Monday I think!

School Website Fame:

Look, we are famous!
Miss Zena has uploaded some photos of 4th Grade's work for the school website!
Click here to see our complementary colours portraits and 4A/4B's cubist collages.
Show your parents your wonderful work!
I will add a photo on our blog next week of your final Dora Maar inspired portraits which are brilliant.

Well done everyone!

Permission Letters

If you have not returned your permission letters for going on school trips and being photographed yet, please click on the link, print it out and get a parent to sign it.

Let me know if you are unable to do this.

Star of the Week: Lucas!

Well done to Lucas for being our Star of the Week for his amazing attitude and excellent effort!

School Photo: Wednesday 13th October!

Our school photo is next Wednesday 13th October so make sure you come to school not looking like Mr and Mrs Twit!!!

Please wear your winter school uniform and SHOES not trainers!!!
I will do PE on a different day next week!

Practise saying "CHEESE!" in front of the mirror!!

Stars of the Week: David, Jian and Pablo S!

Well done to David, Jian and Pablo S for their super work this week on dividing using a number line and the grid method for multiplication.

Keep it up boys!!!