Year 4 Monday 22nd March

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Good morning Year 4! Miss Furlong and Miss Aluriya are both very happy to see you on virtual school. Please make sure you are keeping up with your school work by completing the lessons and activities that we have set for you today. We will be keeping a register so make sure you leave a comment to let us know that you’re here. We would love to see the work that you complete too. There are 3 ways you can send us work:
1) Tweet it @hillstoneps
2) Email it to year4@hillstone.org.uk
3) Submit it here
Please make sure your name is on any photos that you send us.
Most importantly, make sure to stay safe! Have a great day!

9:00-9:10

Let’s start the day off with some early morning work! So, put your thinking hats on Year 4. Below is a picture of several things combined together – a couple of Maths, Geography, English questions, etc. These questions might be topics we may have not covered in lessons yet but that’s okay! Just give it a good go – you might learn something new! Again, if you need any support, please comment below. Make sure you have left a comment to let us know you’re here too!

9:10-10:00

This week we are learning about money.

Watch today’s lesson:

Workbook

Workbook questions

Answers

Workbook answers

Going Deeper

Going Deeper

For KG, RS, ML-W
Follow this lesson from Oak Academy.

Go and visit TT Rock Stars!

10:10-11:00

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Our new topic this term is ‘Endangered Animals’

Read Write Inc – Aj, Skye and Auraya

Auraya – Set 3 sounds

Aj – Hold a sentence. Yellow book

Skye – See to say the set 3 sounds

11:00-11:10

Grab a piece of fruit for snack and watch Newsround with us!

11:10-12:00

Our new topic this term is ‘Endangered Animals’

TextsDownload

12:10-12:30

Read your AR book. When you are finished, you can take your quiz on Accelerated Reader. You can login here. Any problems, (for example, if you can’t remember your login details) just leave us a comment at the bottom of the page. I am sending out Marvellous Me badges for anyone that achieves 100% on their quizzes.

13:30-13:40

Click HERE to visit an online reading website. Select any story you would like to hear and click on ‘Youtube’ (so that you can view and listen to the story through Youtube). Don’t forget to let us know what stories you are reading/have read in the comments below!

I have attached the Oxford Owl website to this page for you to choose a story of your choice. You will need to log in using the username – Hillstone 1 and Password – Hello through the student account. Remember to let me know what stories you have been reading in the comments box below.

13:40-15:00

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Today we are going to be learning about food chains.

Where do you think our food comes from?


Watch the video on this page to find out.

Look at the food chain below.

Plants get their energy from the sun. Plants are eaten by insects. Insects are eaten by mice. And mice are eaten by owls.

What do you think the work producer means?

What do you think the word consumer means?

Next week, when we are back in school, we will be creating our own food chains. The activities below will help you prepare.

Try this quiz to see if you can guess what will come next in the food chains. Click here to try the quiz.

Try the fun food chain challenges below. There are 3 different habitats to try:

Savannah

Tundra

Woodland

Finally, try the quiz on this page here (scroll down to find it!) to see how much you have learned about food chains.

92 Replies to “Year 4 Monday 22nd March”

        1. No worries Tyler, we’ll be carrying on learning about food chains in our topic lesson next week! Well done for finishing your work.

  18. Miss Aluriya i am stuck on the question “people are mentioned in reletionship to leopards and elephants. What are the differences between these relationships

    1. So I would say something like ‘Leopards sometimes kill people in settlements. People are taking over elephants’ habitats and ivory poaching.’ Hope that helps

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