Making clay sculptures

Museum visit

Do You wanna build a snowman?

Year 4 having fun in the snow, for some children it was their first time experiencing making snowmen.

Clay sculptures

We used the bust of Nefertiti as a stimulus for creating our own busts from clay.

Photo Frames

We studied how photo frames were constructed and used our knowledge of struts and braces to design our own photo frames.

Author visit

As part of the Liverpool Learning partnership event, Year 4 had a virtual visit from Liverpool author Natalie Denny. She talked to us about her first book and what inspired her to become a writer.

Sikhism

Year 4 learned about the first 5 Gurus of the Sikh religion.

The Great Kapok Tree

We took part in a conscience alley activity trying to influence the woodcutter in the story.

A sense of place

As part of of Geography Field work studies, we looked at landmarks in our local area and sketched the Gurdwara near us.

Supermover Maths

We love learning our times tables with the supermovers crew.

Ukulele

We enjoy our ukulele sessions with Mr Storey from the Music service, learning notes, chords and songs.

Gymnastics

Working hard to develop our rolls and balances

Living things

We sorted animals into a criteria we decided, then we learned that each animal is classified according to its characteristics.

Electricity

Year 4 investigated which materials conducted electricity and made the bulb light. We discovered that metal is a good conductor, but plastic, paper, wood and fabric are not.

Cash 4 kids

Year 4 took part in a sponsored walk to raise money for our local charity ‘Cash 4 kids’ who help children in our local area. We’ll done Year 4

Changing Sound

Year 4 investigated how sound was made using tuning forks, water elastic bands and rice on a drum! They discovered that sound is caused by an object vibrating.

Health and fitness week

Year 4 began the day with walking a mile around the school. It set us up well for the beginning of our Health and fitness week.

Supermover spelling

As part of our daily spelling lesson, we use “Supermovers”. It’s a fun way to learn spelling rules and exercise at the same time. Year 4 love it!

Delicious dips

As part of Health and Fitness week Year 4 created their own flavour of humous by adding different ingredients. They chopped a variety of vegetables and used them for dipping. Not a dish was .left!

Making sense of money

Year 4 had a visit from My bnk today showing us different bank accounts and what to use to buy goods. Are you a spender or a saver?

Music Concert

Today Year 3 and 4 took part in a music concert, they showed their talents playing the ukele and the trumpets.

A virtual tour of Paris

As part of our geography about a locality study within Europe, year 4 took a virtual tour of Paris, using an on-line digital map. ‘We ‘visited’ all the major tourist attractions and worked out the best route to match our itinerary.

Sports day!

At long last the weather held out and we had our school sports day. The children took part in running race, egg and spoon race and a sack race. They all had a fabulous time, with the parents cheering them on all the way. Photographs courtsey of 2 of our Year 4 pupils. The next David Bailey.

Food For Thought

Year 4 enjoyed a session with Food for Thought. They made vegetable stir fry with noodles, chopping, cooking, mixing and of course eating their incredible dishes. They really enjoyed learning about how to cook safely and how to make a balanced dish

Home made digestive system

year 4 used a variety of readily available resources to create a simulation of what happens in the digestive system. It was very messy!

Busy First Week

Year 4 have had a busy first week, we developed our own class charter, we picked articles from the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child that we thought we needed in our class. We created pictures of a famous Liverpool landmark using a variety of techniques (can you guess where it is?), consolidated our knowledge of 4-digit numbers using manipulatives, learned what partitive nouns are and found out that ‘Being different is the best thing ever!’ What a week!

We are historians

Year 4 became historians today when they used a variety of sources to research Ancient Civilisations.

Clay faces

Year 4 used scoring, pinching and slip to create wonderful clay faces.

Classification

Year 4 worked together to find out the characteristics of the different vertebrate groups

Y4 Developing our creativity in Forest School

Museum trip

Year 4 went to the World Museum Liverpool to take part in an Ancient Egyptian workshop, we got the chance to look around the Egyptian display and handle some real artefacts

Maths fun

Year 4 had lots of fun learning maths today, we played times table hopscotch, took part in Supermover maths sessions and played class tournaments on TT Rocktars. Who knew maths could be fun!

Basketball skills

Year 4 began their unit of basketball by practising their dribbling skills. Have you tried dribbling backwards!

What, no pens!

Year 4 did not pick up a pen today! All learning was done through debate, performance poetry, computing and science investigation. Who says you have to write everything down.

What makes a good setting description

During English, we analysed extracts from ‘The Girl of Ink and Stars’, identifying what language features make a good setting description.

Hockey

Year 4 have been learning to dribble and push pass in hockey this week, not as easy as it sounds.

Jubilee Year Launch

Today we had a visit from Jackie from CAFOD. She came to tell us all about this year’s Big Lent Walk fundraising event – buying ‘glitter chickens’ for villages in Kenya and to hold workshops for years 2 and 4, learning about the Jubile Year of Hope.

Matball

Today we had an inter-house matball competition, led by a member of the LSSP. We had a great time and at the same time learned lots of new skills. Scotland came out the overall winners.

Mary’s meal

Today we had an assembly and workshop with Anna from Mary’s Meals. We learnt how the charity started and how it is feeding over 2 million children a day in other parts of the world for only 10p per day! It only cost £19.15 to feed a child 1 meal per day for a year.

Having fun, keeping fit

we are certainly enjoying our new PE unit ‘keeping fit’. How many times can you accurately catch a bean bag in 1 minute?