Take your learning outside…

Have fun looking for angles today on an angle treasure hunt!  Have a look around your house, inside and out, to see if you can find real-life examples of acute, obtuse or right angles. Perhaps you could sketch or photograph them to show us?

When you have done that, or if it’s far too cold for you outside…

Use the PowerPoint to make sure you can tell the difference between acute and obtuse angles.

Lesson Presentation Acute and Obtuse Angles Wednesday and Thursday

Have a go at identifying these angles:

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Angles

We are looking more closely at right angles today. Remember to check the worksheets before you print -you might be able to do it straight from the screen.

Click the link below to take you to the video and the worksheets:

Right Angles

Hello, Year 4!

Today, we are going to be finding out more about the Romans in our reading comprehension task.  Read the text carefully before answering the questions. Remember there are three levels of challenge, 1 star is the most straight-forward, so choose the one that is right for you.

The Romans (1 star Questions and Answers) The Romans (1 star)

The Romans (2 star Questions and Answers) The Romans (2 star)

The Romans (3 star Questions and Answers) The Romans (3 star)

As it is Safer Internet Day, we wanted to look at some ways that you can be safer online.

Have a look at this Powerpoint.  Think about your own internet friendships and how they can be improved or made safer.

Online friendship

Timetable Week 6

Here is the timetable for this week. Remember it’s just a guide, you can be flexible with it and complete the tasks in any order.

Today, we are looking at apostrophes to show possession.

Test your knowledge with this quiz:

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This poster will remind you of the rules:

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Have at look at these activities. There are 3 of them in total, 1 star = more straight forward, 3 star = more complicated. Choose the level of challenge to suit your confidence. Complete one, two or all three sheet!

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This week, we are looking at angles. Acute, obtuse, right angles…you remember those!

https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/shape-and-symmetry-to-compare-and-order-angles-c4wpcr

Have a look before you print, you might be able to work from the screen today to save some paper.

We are really looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible at our assemblies this afternoon. It will be good to see your smiley faces again!

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Please take the time to read through the guidance below, to help the assemblies run smoothly:

St George’s Rules for Online Learning

Hello Year 4!

We are getting lots of questions about our live online assemblies on Thursday afternoons. We apologise for not sending the invitations out yet but we are currently having some issues adding all the children to Teams, which our technician is looking into for us. As soon as the issues are resolved, we will be in touch with you again.

It will take a while for all of us to get used to it so please be patient.

We will be using MICROSOFT TEAMS.

The children need their email addresses. See below.

firstname.surname@stgeorgesschool.org.uk

E.g  jane.smith@stgeorgesschool.org.uk

Their password is their normal password they created to use the school laptops.

If for any reason your child cannot remember their password then please email us on the Year 4 team email and we will reset it. It takes at least an hour to reset and work again.

Times

Year 4  Miss Rogers -1.30

Year 4 Mr Richards-2.00

Year 4 Mrs Holt -2.30