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Year 4

 

Welcome to our Year 4 Classes!

 

The Year 4 teachers are all really proud to be working with our Year 4 children this year. 

Curriculum Intent

We want our Year 4 children to be open minded, independent, respectful, resilient, active, creative and forward thinking.

Curriculum Overview

 

 

Autumn Term

Spring Term

Summer Term

English

Space Explorer!

Christophe’s Story

Sounds Spooky

Creating Images

SPAG

The World’s Weirdest Sports

The Grand Tour

The Spiderwick Chronicles

Exploring Poetic Form

SPAG

The Shang Dynasty

The Iron Man

The Grand Tour

Exploring Poetic Language

Poems about Animals and the Outdoors

SPAG

Maths

Place Value

Addition and Subtraction

 

Measurement, fractions and decimals

Multiplication and Division

Geometry

 

 

 

 

Data

Problem Solving

Science

Sound

Animals Including Humans

Living Things and Their Habitats

States of Matter

Electricity

Art

Jewellery Design linked to North American Artefacts

Art of Sonia Delaunay

Design and make a model of the Iron Man

DT

We are Healthy Food Designers

We are Shell Structure Designers

We are Electric Lighting Designers

History

Child in the Past

What was important to our local Victorians?

What happened when the Romans came?

Geography

Can You Come on a Great American Road Trip?

Does water go round and round?

“Is Climate Cool?”

PE

Develop ball skills and teamwork through a variety of team games

Dance

Cardio – Coordination:

Floor Movement Patterns

Cardio – Dynamic Balance to Agility

Spanish

Descriptions of hair and eyes

(I) Big green monster story Brothers and sisters 1 – 39 (add/subtract, odds/evens, double/halve)

Weather linked with months + seasons X10 – 60 (RRP)

The children will learn about: food and drink for a picnic - sandwich fillings/ice cream flavours

Euros

1 – 69 (all operations)

Computing

We are Programming Problem Solvers

We are Software Developers

We are Co-authors

Music

Pitch and volume linked to sound in Science

Clarinets

Reflect, Rewind, Replay

RE

L2.3 Why is Jesus inspiring to some people? Christians

L2.5 Why are festivals important to religious communities

Hindus - Diwali

Christians - Harvest, Pentecost, Christmas, Easter

Muslims - Pillars of Islam, Eid

 

L2.9 What can we learn from religions about deciding what is right and wrong?

Christians and nonreligious people

L2.8 What does it mean to be in Hindu in Britain today?

 Hindus

 

 

Daily Structure Y3/4 Quarter

 

8.45 entrance through main gate, met by SMT/Mentor, guided to stairs by LSO, hand gel applied, keep to left up stairs on way to class.

 

10.30 playtime:

Y4 on far yard first with either Y4 teacher or Y4 LSO

Y3 on near yard with either Y3 teacher or Y3 LSO

Y3 back first followed by Y4

 

Children hand gelled on way out and back

 

Children keep to left in way back to Y3

 

Same routine at lunchtime

 

Children get half hour out and half hour in having lunch

 

Y3 leave at 3.10

Y4 leave at 3.20

 

LSO hand gelling on way out.

 

Children stay with adult until SMT let them leave.

 

 

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