Year 4 | West Park Primary

Class Pages - Year 4

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Welcome to Year 4

For more information about what we will be learning about please view the downloads below.

Year 4 Long Term Plan 2020 - 21

Year 3 and 4 Spellings

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Year 4 Newsletter

Home Learning Autumn Term for Pupils Isolating

For Pupils Isolating in Year 4

Homework

How to help your child at home

How to help your child at home

Question Starters to help your child read at home

Class News

Mar 25

Year 4 Maths

Can different shapes have the same perimeter? Children really enjoyed measuring the perimeter of rectilinear shapes. They found out that...

Mar 25

Year 4 Create Volcanoes

Year 4 created volcanoes and watched them explode by adding baking soda and vinegar. They were really excited!

Mar 18

Year 4 Work

Year 4 investigated the time it takes for different types of chocolate to melt. Some children's predictions were correct whereas some of...

Jan 22

Pizza Day

Year 4 were very busy developing their cooking skills. They made french bread pizza. Take a look at all the mouth watering pictures.

Dec 17, 2020

Lions

So proud of these lions 4RD produced !! Keep up the good work!

Dec 15, 2020

Geometry Day

year 4 really enjoyed geometry day. They learnt the properties of 2D and 3D shapes. This was learnt in a fun and creative way through the...

Oct 8, 2020

Phenomenal Reading Journal

Maria has shown she can be a creative chameleon by her phenomenal reading journal. Such a great role model!

Oct 8, 2020

Fantastic Reading

Well done to Razia for completing such a fantastic reading journal on her book. She has taken creativity to a whole new level!

Sep 23, 2020

A Slippery Tale

Take a look back through parts of our 'Slippery Tale' narrative writing learning journey! Children learned to infer from images and text,...

Sep 13, 2020

Subtracting from 100 and 1000

Children used used their place value knowledge this week to support their learning. Dienes were used to show what happens when ones, tens...