Hello, Year 4! If you’re finding the science a bit tricky, or if you fancy something a bit different for today, have a look at the sheets below.

Complete the sheet to show what happens when everyday materials (such as popcorn kernels, bread and ice) are heated. Tip: Irreversible means that the material cannot be turned back to its original state. E.G Once an egg is cooked, it cannot turn back into a raw egg:

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In school we are using thermometers, practise your scale-reading skills with this sheet:

T2-S-109-Reading-Thermometers-Worksheet

Use the knowledge you have to fill in the gaps:

T2-S-135-Changing-States-Ice-Water-Steam-Worksheet_ver_3

Get a bit messy trying this out:

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Hi Year 4,

We are really impressed with your science work so far this week -keep it up! You are doing so well! Today is all about melting and boiling points.

Remember to check BBC bitesize for extra information, if you are unsure about anything or drop us an email at year4team@stgeorgesschool.org.uk to ask us a question.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/what-are-melting-points-and-boiling-points-6djp8r

Today, we are looking at states of matter -solids, liquids and gases –  and how they change, using the Oak Academy lessons. These lessons contain quizzes (before and after sometimes), a video and worksheets to complete. The worksheets use up a lot of paper, if you are printing, so have a look first. There may things that you can copy out instead.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/what-are-changes-of-state-and-why-do-they-take-place-cgt64r

If there are any parts you are not sure about, have a look on BBC Bitesize (Search for ‘States of Matter’) for extra information.

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There seemed to be a problem with the video this morning, so I have uploaded it again. Here it is!

I have also added some ‘fill the gaps’ writing sheets to help you with these lessons, if you are finding them tricky.

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If you want some activities to keep you busy, or a little extra learning to keep your brain ticking over, take a look at these:

Emoji Codebreaking  Use the clues to find the calculations.

Colour the words  If you can read it and spell it, colour it in. If you can’t, try to learn it.

Today we are trying something a but different.  We have been trying out some of The Write Stuff lessons for a while in Year 4. Join in with Mrs C to write some really super sentences. Don’t be put off if you find it tricky. Work at your own level. Pause the video if you need to.

This week we are continuing our work on states of matter -solids, liquids and gases – using the Oak Academy lessons. These lessons contain quizzes (before and after sometimes), a video and worksheets to complete. The worksheets use up a lot of paper, if you are printing, so have a look first. There may things that you can copy out instead.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/what-happens-when-you-heat-or-cool-each-state-of-matter-68w3at

If there are any parts you are not sure about, have a look on BBC Bitesize (Search for ‘States of Matter’) for extra information.

Congratulations to all of Year 4 for another successful week of learning, at home and in school. We are very proud of all of you! 🙂

This week, our Star of the Week awards go to:

Sapphire

Tyler H

Fintan

Who will it be next week? It could be YOU!

Today we are finding out about the Jewish tradition called Shabbat.  Read the information and follow the links to find out all about it.

Shabbat Information

Shabbat PowerPoint

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zn7tfg8

The activity is identify each part of the tradition. If you have a printer, you can cut out and stick the labels onto the correct pictures. If you don’t, you could draw and label each part of the tradition instead.

Shabbat labelling activity