Friday, 3 March 2017


Year 4 Homework

Date set: 3.3.17

Date Due in: 10.3.17

Reading (every day):

Please write in your reading diary when you have read.

You will have been allocated a Bug Club book to read at home, which will be different to the one that you are reading in school. Check with your teacher if you are not sure which one is which. Don’t forget to answer the ‘bugs’- look out for them on each page!

 

Maths (20mins):

Our topic this week is time. We have been looking at converting between analogue and digital time, converting from 12 and 24 hour time, calculating elapsed time and using timetables.

Maths work will be posted on Mathletics. If you have any problems accessing this work please speak to the teacher for a paper copy.

Please also practise your times tables. This week I need to practise my _____ x tables.

 

Literacy (20mins):


For our book week topic we have been looking at the book ‘Flotsam’. In the story some mysterious photographs are found by a boy on the beach. There are lots of unusual pictures of creatures underwater such as mechanical fish, an octopus sitting on a sofa and a turtle with a whole city on its back. As part of our story writing this week, we have focused on using expanded noun phrases with a preposition. For your homework, imagine or draw your own underwater scene and then write a paragraph on the blog describing what’s in the scene that you have created. Remember to use expanded noun phrases. Choose your adjectives carefully-try to use some that nobody else will use!

Minimum 100 words.

 

Spellings (20mins):

 

This week your spellings all contain the ph and wh sounds. Look up the meanings and try to use them in a sentence.

 

 

 

 

 

Group 1

 
Copy and cover
Write and check
Write again
whale
 
 
 
wheel
 
 
 
white
 
 
 
whack
 
 
 
whine
 
 
 
whiff
 
 
 
wharf
 
 
 
where
 
 
 
whisk
 
 
 
whim
 
 
 

 

Group 2

 
Copy and cover
Write and check
Write again
phone
 
 
 
photograph
 
 
 
dolphin
 
 
 
trophy
 
 
 
phrase
 
 
 
sphere
 
 
 
orphan
 
 
 
triumph
 
 
 
phobia
 
 
 
alphabet
 
 
 
amphibian
 
 
 
physics