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Book Review – Monday Week 4
Book Review by (Your name here)
Title: (Name of book here)
Author: (Name of Author here)
What It Was About (Summary here – Don’t give too much away!)
Pros: (What you liked goes here)
Cons: (What you disliked goes here)
My Final Rating Draw stars to rate your book our
of 5.
Monday Week 4 - Book Cover Activity
New Book Cover
Task: Create a new front cover for the book you read.
Writing – Monday Week 4
A Sizzling Start needs to make the reader curious and interested so that they
want to keep reading.
A great way to do this in informative writing is to look for a fascinating fact,
then team up that fact with one of the Sizzling Start techniques as shown in
the following exemplars.
Week 4 Number Talks
Stage 2 Monday 2nd August
Learning Intention: We are learning to identify number patterns and explain their rules.
Success Criteria: I can:
● Identify number patterns
● Use mathematical language to explain patterns
What do you notice about this pattern?
Some questions to help you get started:
Is this pattern increasing or decreasing?
What are some number patterns you could write to go with this image?
What might come next in the pattern?
How do you know this, what is the rule?
Record your responses below:
Year 4 Maths
Monday 2nd August
Hint: Is your pattern increasing or decreasing? What is the difference between the
numbers?
Task: Create two of your own number patterns. You may choose to use numbers or images like the number talk to create
your number patterns. Make sure you explain what the rule is for each
pattern.
Pattern 1:
Rule
Pattern 2:
Rule
Personal DevelopmentHealth & Physical Education
We are learning to perform
sequences using locomotor
and non-locomotor skills
What are locomotor movements and non-
locomotor movements?
Locomotor movements: The act or power of moving from
place to place
Non-locomotor movements: Movements of the body
where one or more parts maintain in contact with the ground
Try these movements below and then in the box next to them label whether they are
locomotor or non-locomotor movements.
Time to practice some locomotor and non-locomotor movements
Walk around the room in a circle
Balance on the spot on one foot
Leap across the room from side to side
Bend and touch your toes and reach for the sky
(x 3 times)
Think of an animal and move like it would. What animal did you choose?
Think about animals that have locomotor and non-locomotor skills. Fill in
the table below.
Locomotor Animals Non- Locomotor Animals
Task: Create a dance sequence to the music in the video that includes
both locomotor and non-locomotor movements.