Year 4 2023 - 2024
Mr Gordon
Year 4 Teacher
Welcome to Year 4
Dear parents and children of Year 4,
Thank you for visiting Year 4's class page. Please click on the 'Online Safety' tab above to see a range of parental guides for different apps, games and consoles the children from our class have stated to be using at home.
If you have any questions or worries, please don't hesitate to contact me via email at: dgordon@walesprimary.co.uk and I will get back to you ASAP within working hours.
Thank you in advance for your support.
Kind Regards,
Mr Gordon, Mrs Hinde & Mrs Wood
Multiplication Check - Parent Workshop - To be arranged for the near future
Autumn 2 - 2023
Dear Parents/Carers of Year 4,
Thank you for taking time to visit your child(s) class page. To see more about what Year 4 are going to be doing this half term, please see below for this term's knowledge organiser. Any further questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch via email.
Knowledge Organiser (Autumn 2) - Year 4 Ancient Greece
This half term's spelling list:
Thank you for your continued support.
Mr Gordon, Mrs Hinde & Mrs Wood
Please note: PE is on Wednesday & Friday
PE:
PE lessons will be on Wednesday and Friday. Please ensure your child brings appropriate PE clothing and footwear as well as ensuring they don't wear any jewellery on these days.
No Swimming this half term.
Thank you in advance.
Homework will be given out on a Friday and expected to be returned to school by the following Thursday in order to be self/peer marked and monitored by staff.
Homework will mostly consist of:
- Spellings - Your child should practise their weekly spellings (strategies to be sent home).
- Times tables - Your child is required to practise their times tables weekly using TT Rockstars (Preferably Garage and Studio mode).
- Maths - Your child is expected to complete 1 page of their Maths books per week. (THIS WILL BEGIN IN DUE COURSE)
- SPaG/Reading Comprehension - Your child will be sent home with a SPaG or reading comprehension activity weekly.
- Reading - It is reccomended that your child should be reading for at least 10 minutes per day (aloud to an adult or independently). An adult should then ask their child questions based on what they have read. Your child is then expected to write a book review in order to move up the 'Reading Ladder'.
Thank you in advance for all your support with your child's learning. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch via email at dgordon@walesprimary.co.uk
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