Year 4
Homophones and near Homophones
meddle
missed mist scene seen board bored which witch
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Year 4
Homophones and near Homophones
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Hello everyone!
Maths:
I would like you to all continue to practise your times tables on Times Tables Rockstars-
You will be having regular times table test with Mrs Norris every Thursday, so having practise tests at home would be helpful.
Science –
Still linking with our Science topic of ‘Classification’ and with the knew knowledge you have about vertebrates from this weeks lesson, this is an activity that asks you to help Harry Potter with his science homework!
Reading:
Please continue to read for at least 15 minutes every day, to an adult if possible.
Spellings:
For this weeks class spellings, once again please see the Stiperstones Class Spelling Page. I apologise for the mistake last week!
You should have completed this homework by next Thursday 1st October.
See you next week.
Miss Lloyd-Jones
Your spelling test will be with Mrs Norris on Thursday 1st October.
Year 4
Adding the prefix il- (before a root word staring with ‘l’) and the prefix ir (before a rood word starting with ‘r’).
illegal
illegible
illogical
illiterate
illicit
irregular
irrelevant
irresponsible
irrational
irresistible
Year 5
long vowel sound /i/ spelt with y
apply
supply
identify
occupy
multiply
rhyme
cycle
python
hygiene
hyphen
Hi Stiperstones Class!
Once again we will be setting online homework. This will be regularly now every Friday.
Please remember to let school know if you have lost any log in information that you may need.
Maths:
Once again I would like you to all practise your times tables on Times Tables Rockstars-
You will be having regular times table test with Mrs Norris every Thursday, so remember to please try to speed yourselves up!
Science –
Please conduct some research (use the internet or books if you like) to try to find out what ‘vertebrates’ are. I will give you a clue, they are a class of animal!
This links with our Science topic of ‘Classification’ and this knowledge will help you with our Science lesson next week.
Reading:
At least 15 minutes every day please, to an adult if possible.
Spellings:
For this weeks class spellings, once again please see the Stiperstones Class Spelling Page.
You should have completed this homework by next Thursday 24th September.
Have a lovely weekend.
Miss Lloyd-Jones
Your spelling test will be with Mrs Norris on Thursday 24th September.
You will find your spellings in your blue spellings book.
Year 4
adding the prefix I’m (before a root word starting with ‘m’ or ‘p’)
immature
immeasurable
impossible
immortal
imperfect
impatient
immoveable
impolite
imperfect
improper
Year 5
Words with the short vowel sound /i/ spelt with ‘y’
symbol
mystery
lyrics
oxygen
symptom
physical
system
typical
crystal
rhythm
Hi Stiperstones Class!
As you know, we will be setting online homework this term, there will be a variety of different activities over the coming weeks to support your learning in class.
Please let school know if you have lost any log in information that you may need.
Maths:
I would like you to all practise your times tables on Times Tables Rockstars-
Please try to speed yourselves up!
English:
Please complete the following activity. This will support our class English work. Please not that if you do not have a printer do not worry, you can write the sentences on a piece of paper!
Writing Expanded Noun Phrases Activity Sheet
Reading:
At least 15 minutes every day please, to an adult if possible.
Spellings:
For this weeks class spellings please see the Class Spelling Page.
You should have completed this homework by next Thursday 17th September.
I look forward to seeing you next week!
Miss Lloyd-Jones
Year 4
inactive
incorrect
inaccurate
insecure
indefinite
incomplete
infinite
inedible
inability
indecisive
Year 5
ambitious
cautious
fictitious
infectious
nutritious
contentious
superstitious
pretentious
anxious
obnoxious
Year 4
caught
naughty
taught
daughter
autumn
clause
cause
astronaut
applaud
author
Year 5
vicious
gracious
spacious
malicious
precious
conscious
delicious
suspicious
atrocious
ferocious
Hello and welcome to Stiperstones class!
I am so excited to be welcoming you all back to school this week.
Amongst other things, this term we will be studying Greece and the Ancient Greeks as our history and geography topic, and we have lots of great new books for our English topics that I can’t wait to read with you ! In Science, we will be studying the classification of plants and animals and in R.E we will be learning more about the religion of Hinduism. Wow – what a lot to look forward too!
For your information, PE days for our class are Monday (for now, we will see how this goes!) and Thursdays with the P.E coach, and we would like to remind you to wear your kit to school on these days, so that there is no need to get changed whilst you are here . As always, remember to bring your healthy snack for our break times at 11 o clock each day. Just as another reminder – our school day in Stiperstones class will begin at 8:45 drop off and collection will be 2:55 at the playground gates. We ask that you are on time and waiting ready as we only have a 10 minute slot to get you all in to Stiperstones class, one at a time. I hope you have had a fabulous summer and I have been looking forward to seeing you all this September !
Miss Lloyd-Jones
Hello Stiperstones,
Here is your last week of work before the summer holidays!
We are continuing with the daily maths lessons on White Rose, again the videos for each lesson each day can be accessed through these links:
Year 4 –https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-4/
Year 5 – https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-5/
Once on that link, you should find the Summer term week 12 (Week 13th July ) pink section.
Once you are sure you are on Summer Term Week 11 (Week 6th July), then you need to follow each lesson for this week. The videos follow this pattern:
All can be found in Summer Term week 12 via the above links.
Remember there is one lesson per day only.
Remember , like the last few weeks, for each lesson, you firstly watch the lesson video on the left through the usual links to White Rose, however – remember there is no longer be a ‘Get the activity’ button on the right, from now on – you will need to click on my separate links for the worksheets and answer sheets (see below). You can either print the activity sheets OR complete the activity in your books or on paper. You can still check your work after you have finished or ask an adult to help mark your work with you.
Here are the worksheets and answers – they are in folders below. The best thing is to download each folder now for your year group and then within the folders are the worksheets and answers for each day this week Monday to Thursday. Remember Friday will be the challenge on the White Rose video page.
Year 4 Maths folders for the whole week
Year 5 Maths folders for the whole week
Remember you can if you want to, but you don’t have to do the maths challenge on Friday as term finishes on Thursday! If you would like to do it anyway, as usual the maths challenge accessed through main links to White Rose maths.
Reading and Writing
For reading, the instructions are the same this week – each day you will still need to access ‘Fiction Express’ you will all have received a log in to access the website from Mrs Winwood – if you have not had your log in information for Fiction Express, or if you are struggling to access the site, please contact Mrs Winwood.
Once you have logged on, you will need to access the new book online that we will all read together (each week I will continue to choose a new book for you to read). You will complete a little quiz each day after the chapter (the link for quiz each day will be on the same webpage as the chapter for the book).
This is the link to our next book:
https://en.fictionexpress.com/book/stop-that-sorcerer/
Like usual, there are 5 chapters one for each day of the school week, but as term finishes on Thursday, feel free to read the last chapter (chapter 5, which you would normally read on a Friday) on Thursday after you read Chapter 4.
To read each chapter, open the link above, click the little arrow pointing down next to the chapter you are on (so today will be Chapter 1 as it is Monday), and then click the ‘Read’ button.
So, you will read :
After reading each chapter, you will complete the little quiz for that day.
There are also some reading comprehension questions and writing activities in a booklet to work through after reading each chapter. Here are the links to each activity booklet for each day. Please ensure you complete some of the writing work for each chapter.
Please note – The booklets will say Week 1, Week 2 etc. on them, but we are using these as Chapter 1 day 1, Chapter 2 day 2 etc. if you can not print the activity book, do not worry! you can always complete the tasks in your exercise books or on paper. I understand that there is a lot in each booklet, so try your best – I understand that you may not get a whole booklet done each day, and this is okay as long as you have done some of the writing tasks!
If you have any problems accessing work, you can always contact Mrs Winwood at school.
Chapter 1 activities – activities-stop-that-sorcerer-chapter-1
Chapter 2 Activities – activities-stop-that-sorcerer-chapter-2
Chapter 3 Activities – activities-stop-that-sorcerer-chapter-3
Chapter 4 Activities – activities-stop-that-sorcerer-chapter-4
Chapter 5 Activities – activities-stop-that-sorcerer-chapter-5
Note -you do not have to complete Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 activities if you are reading both chapters on the same day due to term finishing on Thursday.
Tip! – Where you see the ‘Quiz’ button for each chapter, you will also see a ‘glossary’ button. If you do not understand the meaning of any words in the story, check here in the glossary. This will help with the meaning of some new words!
So to recap – each day for reading and writing, you will:
BBC Bitesize English Lessons
As we started last week, I would like you to complete BBC Bitesize English each day. These are really beneficial lessons for you Stiperstones, as they cover a good range of English skills including some valuable grammar and punctuation lessons.
Like last week, here is the link below – click on this link each day – click on your relevant class (Year 4 or Year 5 ) and then select the ‘English’ lesson – please do this each day:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons
Please also try some of the other lessons from the BBC Bitesize website each day – these are really fun too! These lessons cover other subjects, like Science, Geography and History and are really interesting – the children who are currently in school love them!
As always – Please remember to ensure that you are still completing the usual daily tasks:
There are also still lots of work out videos for children from Joe Wicks, The Boy Coach on his YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ
Please get in touch with school by sending Mrs Winwood an email If you have any problems with work.
Just one more week to go until summer holidays everyone!
Miss L-J