Watch out Yo Sushi!
Year 4 have learned how to make sushi this week as part of our final day focusing on Japan.
Year 4 have learned how to make sushi this week as part of our final day focusing on Japan.
On the last day of last half term, Year 4 excitedly boarded a coach to Kensington to visit the Science Museum. Elodie, Luke and Alex have written about the day.
Michael, the hero of our class book Kensuke's Kingdom, has fallen overboard and is now washed up on an island somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. How will he survive? Year 4 could give him some advice with the survival guides they have written this week.
In addition to learning about how to measure the area of rectalinear shapes and writing some evocative descriptions of Pacific islands, the Year 4 children have continued to focus on Japan.
The children in Year 4 have been working scientifically and have set up an investigation which they hope will allow them to draw some conclusions on what happens to our teeth if we don't look after them properly.
Despite having rather depleted number of pupils in Year 4, we have been making lots of noise today. We have been putting our Taiko learning into practice.
Even though we have not had a direct geography lesson this week, find out how we have been using our other lessons and targets to learn more about this fascinating country.
A wonderful first term of learning in year 4 has come to an end. Read on to find out what we will be learning in the New Year.
The snow has thawed in Narnia and Father Christmas has visited Peter, Susan and Lucy so the White Witch's magic must be weakening. It looks like Year 4 will be able to celebrate Christmas!
The Year 4 children have been asked to learn the words for their Christmas songs for homework this week but that's not our only music focus. Read more to find out what we have been doing in our music lessons.
We have been having lots of fun in our science lessons investigating how to make circuits.
We had the best Forest School day!