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Y4 Home learning from 24/4/2020

Date: 20th Apr 2020 @ 12:36pm

Hi Year 4, it’s Miss Jagger here. I hope you are all ok and staying safe!

What have you been up to this week? I've been enjoying the sunshine, baking cookies (chocolate orange flavour!) and I've even gone out for a couple of runs...to burn off all the cookies I've eaten!

This blog post includes a maths, writing, P.E and science task for you to be getting on with. Don’t forget you can still log onto TT Rockstars, Spelling Shed and MyMaths if you want any extra practise J

 I’m missing you all so much and hopefully see you all soon!

 

Maths

LO To translate shapes

Today we would like you to continue the work on translation however today we would like you to practise translating 2d shapes.

WAGOLL

Remember…To describe a translation, you have to say how many squares it has moved to the left or right, and how many squares it has moved up or down.

The example above shows that Shape A has been translated 5 squares to the right and 3 up.

I have attached a work sheet for you to complete. You can either print it out or type the answers onto the document.

I have also uploaded an extra sheet if you want a challenge on translations!

English

LO To write a film review

We would like you to have a family film night (don’t forget the popcorn!) and watch your favourite film or a new film that you haven’t seen before.

After you have watched the film, we would like you to write a film review all about it.

Questions you could answer:

  • What was the best bit of the film? Why?
  • How many stars out of 5 would you give the film?
  • Who was your favourite character and why?
  • Can you draw your favourite character/scene?
  • Would you recommend the film to a friend, why?

If you need a template please set it out like this…

(This document has also been uploaded onto the blog)

Film Review Writing Template - English Resource - Twinkl

 

 

 

 

 

 

P.E 

Can you complete this healthy body and mind challenge?

Stay Active | Jack Petchey Foundation

E.g. I am grateful for amazing technology as it means I can Facetime family members that I haven't seen for a while.

Science

Science

LO: To investigate how sugar can affect human teeth.

We would like you to conduct an investigation into how sugar affects human teeth. To do this you will need:

-5 eggs (Hardboiled) 

-5 cups

-water

- coke zero/diet coke

-full sugar coke

-orange/apple juice

-ribena

We are going to place 1 egg in each cup and pour the different drinks (Water, Coke Zero/diet coke, Coke, Ribena and Orange Juice) over the egg. We are going to see how the sugary drinks affect the egg.

The reason we are using an egg is because the hard shell of an egg protects the soft parts inside, just like the hard enamel on your teeth protect the soft and tender pulp on the inside. Both eggshells and teeth are made of calcium, a hard white substance that also makes up our bones.

Leave the egg submerged in the liquid for 24 hours. After 24 hours, remove the egg and rub the shell. If the shell rubs off easily it has started to decay and the sugar in the drink is the reason for this. Imagine what affect these sugary drinks would have on your teeth?

Which drinks had the most severe effect on the egg? Which drinks did not really affect the egg shell at all?

Write a conclusion about what you have found out about how sugar can affect human teeth using how the egg shells were affected as evidence for your conclusion.

 

 

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