Miss Delbridge
Class Teacher
Miss Jones
Teaching Assistant
Welcome to Godrevy Class.
Welcome back everyone! I hope you all had a fabulous Christmas and are ready for the busy term we've got coming up!
This term we will be moving on from the Aztecs and our new topic will be 'The Anglo-Saxons'.
If you have any resources connected with our topic that you would like us to share in class, please send it in via the office. Please see our medium term planning below for more information about our topic.
Our art this term will also be linked to the Anglo-Saxons, so we can get as much out of the topic as possible.
In Science we will be moving on to our electricity unit. This is an excellent unit which I think you will all enjoy! We will be looking at building electrical circuits which will also give us lots of opportunity for practical investigation.
In RE, our focus is 'Why and how do people mark the significant events in life?'. As part of this enquiry we will investigate why some people think of life as a 'journey' and think of our own life journey so far. We will then go on to think about different religious ceremonies and journey's, before linking all our thinking together and forming our own opinions.
More details of what we are learning this term are covered in our medium term plan, below.
If you have any questions, please catch Miss Delbridge at the end of the day or pop a note in your child's reading record.
Please keep your eye on our class page and school facebook page for updates and photos showing what we have been up to!
Homework will be initially be based on the current theme, 'The Anglo-Saxons'. Attached to this page is the Chilli Challenge sheet based on the topic. Please encourage your children to take part in this creative homework. The children's work will be displayed on our celebration wall in lower key stage 2. Please ensure your child does a minimum of 10 points on the homework grid.
Daily reading and times tables practice on TT Rockstars, hit the button or Mathsframe are still very important and the children’s reading records will be checked regularly to make sure that they are reading regularly. In year four it is the childrens' own responsibility to change their reading books. There is a selection of pre-selected, age-appropriate books in our class library and the children are also welcome to bring in books from home to read. If any children are struggling to choose a new reading book that suits them I am more than happy to recommend books.
I can't wait to see you all soon,
Miss Delbridge!
