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Week 1 - 2 Year 4 Home Learning Pack
Contents
1. English & Writing Activities
14. Reading Activities
24. Numeracy Activities
46. Project Grid
47. Creative Ideas
48. Physical Ideas
49. Well-Being
56. Resources, ideas & useful links
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Year 4 English and Writing Activities:
Activity 1:
Describe your perfect day
on this cruise ship.
Activity 2:
Edit your description from
yesterday. Use the editing
stations and English
passport
Activity 3:
SPAG mat 1
Activity 4:
Your first stop is this
beach. Use the 5 W’s and
a how to start planning
your story.
Activity 5:
Write your story ‘The
Beach’
Activity 6:
Edit your story from
yesterday. Use the editing
stations and English
passport
Activity 7:
SPAG mat 2
Activity 8:
Your next excursion
involves scuba diving. Plan
a diary entry.
Activity 9:
Write the diary entry.
Activity 10:
Edit your diary entry from
yesterday. Use the editing
stations and English
passport.
Read it to your family.
Would they like to go
scuba diving?
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EDITING STATION 1: PUNCTUATION PARTY!
Have a look for:
● Capital Letters- beginning of sentences and proper nouns
● Full stops to finish sentences
● Question marks or exclamation marks if needed
● Commas in a list or to separate clauses
● Parenthesis for extra information (dashes, commas and brackets)
EDITING STATION 2: ADVERBIAL PHRASES
Have a look for:
● Adverbs in your sentences (-ly words and adverbs without –ly such as fast, well etc.)
● Phrases that tell the reader when, where, how and why
● Prepositional Phrases (Under, between, above, on, in)
EDITING STATION 3: DETERMINERS
Have a look for
● The
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● Are these at the beginning of your sentences and in the middle?
● Rule: a + vowel = an (an elephant, an apple)
EDITING STATION 4: SPELLING
Have a look for:
● Spellings that don’t look right
● Use 5 B’s to help you check the spelling
● Use your whiteboard to write different versions
● Spelling word list- use ¾ and 5/6 word list if you need too
● ONLY use a dictionary once you have used all the above ☺
EDITING STATION 5: IMAGERY
Have you used:
● Similes- like/as
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● Metaphor- It is like a…
● Personification- giving objects human qualities (Flowers danced, sun smiled…)
● Alliteration
● Assonance – (Ignite light in the night)
EDITING STATION 6: VOCABULARY PARTY!
Have a look for:
● Dull adjectives- can you change these? Use your blue vocabulary books to get ideas and the working wall.
● Noun phrases
● Boring verbs - can you make the verbs exciting and choose verbs you may not usually use? (The troll walked around the school- The
troll lumbered around the school)
EDITING STATION 7: CHARACTER & SETTING
Have you created a clear image of the character or setting?
Have a look for:
● Exciting adjectives to describe your character
● Fabulous verbs to describe character action
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● Senses to develop setting
● I can smell…I can see… -CHANGE if you have used these sentences!
EDITING STATION 8: COHESION
Have a look for:
● Cohesive devices at the beginning of sentences
● Have you repeated a cohesive device? Can you change it?
● Use cohesive devices list on the working wall
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Reading Activities:
Activity 1:
Caesar’s Calendar
Conundrum
comprehension
Activity 2:
Summarise a non-fiction
article
Activity 3:
Live like an Emperor!
comprehension
Activity 4:
Complete reading grid
Activity 5:
The Haunted House
inference question
Activity 6:
“Where does our food
come from?”
Vocabulary
Activity 7:
“Where does our food
come from?”
True or false
Activity 8:
“Where does our food
come from?”
Comprehension questions
Activity 9:
Character interview
Activity 10:
Sequencing
Activity 1: Read the extract and answer the questions
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Activity 2:
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Read a non-fiction book or a non-fiction article on the internet (BBC bitesize has lots of great non-fiction articles) and summarise the article in 5
main points.
Create a poster or a quiz about what you have learnt.
Activity 3: Read the extract and complete the questions
Activity 4:
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Complete the below grid about the book you are currently reading (this could be your Oxford Reading book or a book of your choice). Aim to write at least two points in each box.
What I like about this book? What I dislike about this book?
Questions I have about this book?
(These could be questions about things that puzzle you, questions you would like to ask the characters in the book or questions you’d like to ask the author of the book)
Does your book remind you of anything?
(This could be another book you have read, a TV programme or film you have watched or even a computer game you have played? Your book may even remind you of something that has happened in your life!)
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Activity 5: Read the extract and answer the questions
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Extension – can you predict what will happen next? You could even try writing the next paragraph!
Activity 6
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Activity 6 (continued):
Read the above article “Where does our food come from?” Underline any words you do not understand and use a dictionary to find out what they mean. Write their definitions below.
Vocabulary:
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Activity 7: Reread the article “Where does our food come from?” and answer the True of False questions below.
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Activity 8:
Answer the below questions about the text “Where does our food come from?”
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Activity 9:
Imagine you are interviewing a character from a book - this could be a character from a book you are currently reading or from a favourite book.
Create a set of questions and then write the answers you think your character would give!
You could ask them facts about themselves, what their favourite things are, who their best friends are, what their plans for the future are or even what they had for lunch!
You can write your questions and answers below (and continue of a new page if you need more space!)
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Activity 10:
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Maths Activities:
Activity 1:
Place Value: Round to 100
Activity 2:
Place Value: Round to
1000
Activity 3:
Place Value: 1000 more or
less
Activity 4:
Place Value: Number lines
to 10,000
Activity 5:
Place Value:
Compare 4 digit numbers
Activity 6:
Place Value: Order
numbers
Activity 7:
Place Value: Count in 25’s
Activity 8:
Place Value: Negative
Numbers
Activity 9:
Place Value: Assessment
Activity 10:
Arithmetic Test
(15 min time limit)
&
Problem of the Day
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Activity 1:
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Activity 2:
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Activity 3:
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Activity 4:
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Activity 5:
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Activity 6:
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Activity 7:
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Project Grid:
Write a list of Year4 topic vocabulary for each letter
of the alphabet. Eg.
A – Anglo Saxons
B – Britain (Tate)
Play a board game with your family or design a
board game for you and your family to play.
Help your parents prepare one meal a day. Write a recipe that matches the
meal you made.
Use imperative verbs.
Create a coded message for someone in your
family to solve.
Create a comic strip of a book that you have read
this year.
Write a list of 10 things you are grateful for.
Pretend you are about to go to the moon. Write a
list of 10 things you would bring with you.
Create a list of all the bridges that cross the
River Thames.
Which did we see last week?
Create a poster for one of your English Vipers.
Plan a trip to a place you would like to visit. How would you get there?
What would you bring? How much would it cost?
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Creative Activities:
Create a colourful spider web
Use a recycled box at home to create a self portrait
Make a chatterbox that
you can use with your
family.
Create an artwork based
on Steve McQueen’s artwork at
the Tate.
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Use an old t-shirt to create a
reusable bag. Can you add your
own logo?
https://www.projectwithkids.
com/watercolour-spider-web-art/
https://happyhooligans.ca/
cereal-box-self-portrait-craft/
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=OGVkIVWJ0i8
https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/
tate-britain/exhibition/steve-
mcqueen-year-3
https://mommypotsmus.com/
no-sew-t-shirt-tote-bag-
tutorial/
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Physical Activities:
Spell out different words using your body
Go Noodle Counting the number of
jumping jacks, sit ups and squats you can do in one minute. Do this every day. Have you improved at the
end of the week?
Play silent ball with the members of your family. How long can you play
without dropping the ball of talking?
Do the Victorian era – Daily Drill
http://www.johnmalam.co.uk/
articles2.html
Fit Dice
If you roll a:
1 – 5 push ups
2 – 5 arm circles (both directions)
3 – jog in place for 30 seconds
4 – 5 jumping jacks
Hallway Laser Maze Yoga for kids
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=Td6zFtZPkJ4
Simon Says. Hot Lava
You choose what the stones are on the floor
and the rest of the floor is lava!
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5 – 5 hip circles (both directions)
6 - all exercises
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Well-Being
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LGFL Resources:
Use your USO to access these resources
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/web-technology-tutor
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/j2e-tool-suite
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/j2code
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/stop-frame-animator
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/maths-in-the-real-world
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/maths-at-home
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https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/maths-toolbox
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/readingzone-live
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/ebooks-by-rising-stars
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/early-shakespeare
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/grammar-explained
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/super-action-comic-book-maker
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https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/virtual-experiments-years-3-and-4
https://www.lgfl.net/learning-resources/summary-page/virtual-experiments-years-5-and-6
Useful Links:Writing:
Literacy Shed: https://www.literacyshed.com/home.html
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Story Jumper: https://www.storyjumper.com/
Top Marks (Grammar Games): https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Search.aspx?q=conjunctions
Parts of Speech: https://www.abcya.com/games/parts_of_speech
Reading:
Reading Buddy: https://www.oxfordreadingbuddy.com/uk
Scholastic Learn at Home: https://classroommagazines.scholastic.com/support/learnathome/grades-3-5.html
Roald Dahl: https://www.roalddahl.com/create-and-learn/teach
Numeracy
Times Table Rock Stars: https://ttrockstars.com/
Maths With Parents: https://www.mathswithparents.com/KWeb?startTime=1584568112603
Maths Bots (Question Generator): https://mathsbot.com/
My Mini Maths: https://myminimaths.co.uk/
The Mathematics Shed: http://www.mathematicshed.com/fractions-shed.html
Snappy Maths: http://www.snappymaths.com/counting/placevalue/placevalue.htm
Jamit Fractions: http://www.jamit.com.au/welcome.html
Science – Changing states
BBC Bitesize: bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topicst
Science Zone: http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/revision/Science/
Topic - History Crime and Punishment Through the Ages
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Twink have some great Powerpoints and activities .
www.twinkl.co.uk/offer
UKTWINKLHELPS
PE
“P.E with Joe” on You Tube
Daily P.E lessons with Jo Daly “The Body Coach”
Starting Monday to Friday 30 minute sessions
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