Welcome to Lear class
Our teacher is Mrs Palmer and our Learning Support Assistant is Mrs Copping.
In Year 4, the children are encouraged to become more independent in their learning cross-curricular, whilst developing their previously learnt skills as well as embedding new skills and knowledge.
The curriculum is taught with a variety of methods and with opportunities for the children to work in different groups, pairs or individually.
Learning in Year 4
During the year we will be learning about a wide range of topics such as:
- Autumn term (first half): ‘What have the Romans done for us?’ The focus will be History and Geography where the children will be learning about the Romans and how they have had an impact on our country.
- Spring term: ‘A Taste of India’. The children will be learning about contrasting cultures, with a focus of life in India. We will also be learning the production of food; including farming, local produce, traditional dishes and famine as well as looking at charitable organisations who fund raise and support.
- Summer term: ‘Invaders’. We will be learning about the Vikings and Anglo-Saxons. In English, the children will be writing an adventure story containing historical characters and events.
Supporting your child’s learning at home
At home you can continue to support your child by:
- Sharing the enjoyment of reading through daily reading opportunities, discussing the text, features, characters and identifying similarities between books previously read, whilst also developing comprehension skills through questioning and explanation of unfamiliar words.
- Regularly practise times tables – both multiplication and divisional facts through games, verbal recall in any order and online resources such as Times Tables Rockstars.
Year 4 Homework
Homework is set once a week on Fridays and set on Seesaw – please complete by Wednesday the following week.
PE and swimming
PE for the Autumn term will be on a Tuesday and Thursday. Please ensure your child has their PE kit in school on these days. Earrings must be removed, so if your child isn’t able to do this independently, please ensure that they are not worn on PE days.
Thank you for your continuing support.
Mrs Palmer