Dear all,
\nIn maths this week, we have been learning how to convert units of measure. We have solved problems whilst having to convert between, cm and m and m and km. We will be continuing with our measures units next week.
\nIn English, we have been creating similes about mythical creatures. The children have created some lovely sentences which have included a simile which they can use when they write a character description next week.
\nIn RE we created art work with our representations of heaven. We used scripture and thought about how we could use this to help us with our depictions.
\nIn assembly today Mr Cunningham presented us with a cheque to send to the Guide Dogs Association. With a little help from Miss Stapley\u2019s last minute donation, we raised \u00a3200!
\nCelebrations:
\nGolden Key:
\n4S: Stanley Perriman: \u2018For using the gifts God has given him to be a thoughtful, loving and kind member of the class.
\n4B: Henry Burridge: \u2018For using the gifts God has given him to develop a positive attitude towards his learning this half term\u2019
\nShowstopper Writer:
\n4S: Liberty Roberts: \u2018For producing thoughtful and precise descriptive vocabulary.\u2019
\n4B: Taylor Bryden: \u2018For thoughtfully creating a vocabulary relating to his mythical creature.\u2019
\nMathemagician \u2013 April 2019:
\n4S: Matthew Alexander: \u2018for challenging himself with his problem solving and reasoning in Maths.\u2019
\n4B: Alfie Wingrove-Cross \u2013 \u2018For persevering when faced with a challenge.\u2019
\nReminders\/Dates:
\nWe hope you have a lovely bank holiday weekend.
\nThe Year 4 Team<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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