Curie

Homework - Due back Monday 1st April 2019

 

Homework due back to school on Monday  25th March 2019

HOMEWORK THIS WEEK!

GPS = pages 40 and 41

Sentences and punctuation.

 

Maths = 45 perimeter.

(due back Monday 10th December)

Year 4 classes created a shower of poppies to coincide with the centenary of Armistice Day last week. 

Homework 14/11/18

Here is our class homework for this week due back on Monday.

 

Homework 7/11/18

 

Maths - Page 19 written subtraction

 

GPS - Pages 22 and 23 conjunctions.

 

Homework is due back into school on Monday 12th November

15.10.18

This weeks homework due back the Monday after half term.

 

Spelling          Times Tables           Maths                                    SPaG

 

division

invasion

confusion

decision                6X                   pages 7 + 22                       CGP pages 4 and 5.

collision

television

revision

erosion

inclusion

explosion

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reminder...

 

On Friday the 19th of October the children in Year 4 will be going on a trip to the Ashmolean Museum for a workshop on Ancient Egypt. Could you please make sure that any return slips and payments are with the office or completed on Parent Pay by Friday 5th October. 

 

If you would like to be a parent volunteer on the trip we are looking for a few parents per class. Please speak to your class teacher if you are available to come, we would love to have you!

 

Please remember that we have asked the children and any siblings that you wish to have a group photo of to arrive at school promptly at 8:20am to ensure that they can have their picture taken before we leave. If your child is not at school at this time, we cannot guarantee that they will be able to have their photograph taken. We are very sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause.

 

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

4.10.18

This week's homework is ...

 

 

 

28.9.18

 

On Thursday this week Curie class had some practical 1st Aid lessons, during these we learnt CPR and what to do if we found somebody who was unconscious. We discussed how to contact the emergency services and how to check and see if somebody was breathing. Finally we learnt how to put somebody into the recovery position.

 

This week our homework :

Maths page 8 and 9 on place value, ordering numbers and adding or subtracting 1000.

GPS page 6, 7, 8 and 9  on verbs, adverbs and pronouns.

 

 

 

19.9.18

This week homework will go home for the first time, each child will be given a CGP Maths and a CPG SPAG book to take home. Homework will be sent home on a Wednesday and is expected back in school on a Monday. 

 

This week we are asking that your child complete:

SPAG book: Possessive Pronouns pg. 10-11

Maths book: Roman Numerals pg. 15

 

17.9.18

 

This week the spellings for year 4 are focused on adding the prefix 'in' before root words to change the meaning.

 

inactive             incomplete

incorrect            infinite

inaccurate          inedible

insecure             inability

indefinite             indecisive

Welcome to Curie Class! Your teachers are Mr Leader and Mrs Bhatti.

 

15.9.18

Welcome back to the start of the new school year!

 

I am both very excited and delighted to start my first year as a teacher at Manor School and I am really looking forward to working closely with both you and your children. I will be available after school so please feel free to come and see me if there is anything you wish to discuss.

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Each term there will be a short presentation for each year group to help explain what your children will be learning this term, share the class timetable, discuss homework and answer any questions you may have. The presentation will last no more than 20 minutes and will be straight after school in your child's classroom.

 

To help parents who have siblings in different years, each year group will have a different after school session where ever possible.

 

Monday 17th September - EYFS & Year 1

Tuesday 18th September - Year 2

Wednesday 19th September - Year 3

Thursday 20th September - Year 4

Friday 21st September - Year 5 & 6

 

After the presentation, any information shared will be uploaded onto this class page.

 

 

ENGLISH

 

We have had a very busy start to the school year studying our class book  "How to Train Your Dragon" by Cressida Cowell. The children have been hearing about the main character Hiccup and his quest to catch and train his very own dragon. Our first English unit of the term is focused on the book and I am already surprised by the enthusiasm the children are showing in their work and when reading through each chapter of the story.

 

This term there will also be a weekly spelling test, this will take place on a Friday. This week we are focusing on words with 'aw' spelt augh and au. 

 

 

MATHS

 

This term the focus in our Maths lessons is place value. If you would like to see how the unit will progress the small steps are below. We will also be focusing on our times tables this year and would love it if the children could practice the weekly tables at home. 

 

TOPIC WORK AND OTHER CURRICULUM SUBJECTS

 

Our first topic of the year is the Ancient Egyptians. Some of the areas we will be looking at are tombs, mummies, hieroglyphs and Egyptian Gods and Goddesses. We will also be going on a trip to the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford for a very exciting Egyptian workshop, check back here and on Parent Pay for more details very soon. If you would like to do a project about Egypt at home you could choose one from the topic web bellow. If you do choose to do a project I would love to see it in school on Monday 15th of October. 

 

 

 

Mrs Bhatti will also be teaching the children Science once a week, this term they are looking at materials starting with rocks and fossils. Curie class also have Forest school on Tuesday afternoons.