Welcome to Year 4!
Croeso i flwyddyn 4!
4P
Miss A Phillips: aphillips@roathparkprm.co.uk
4HN
Mr J Husband: jhusband@roathparkprm.co.uk
Mr D Newbury: dnewbury@roathparkprm.co.uk
PE/Games
Children are able to come into school wearing their P.E kits and keep them on for the rest of the day. Our P.E/Games lessons will be ..
4P - Monday and Tuesday
4HN - Monday and Tuesday
At the moment, all of our P.E/Games lessons will be outside. Please keep this in mind when choosing their clothing.
Our topic this term is...
Gallery
Blended Learning
How to complete a Google Classroom task:
Spellings
Weekly spellings will be tested every Monday. Children can learn their spellings at home as well as having the opportunity to practice their spellings in school during guided group reading sessions.
If they score full marks for 3 weeks in a row then they will be moved onto more challenging spellings.
This Weeks Spellings (to be tested on Monday 27th April)...
ness/ ment
Year 4 Spellings – Summer Term 1
Group 1 | Group 2 | Group 3 | Group 4 |
of | darkness | statement | government |
are | fitness | department | excitement |
so | illness | agreement | nastiness |
big | likeness | document | amusement |
first | weakness | laziness | discouragement |
like | happiness | monument | entertainment |
no | laziness | monumental | parliament |
over | silliness | arrangement | amusement |
two | ugliness | naughtiness | happiness |
will | agreement | nastiness | emptiness |
department | emptiness | establishment | |
arrangement |
Wistful
Adjective
Sad, longing or nostalgic like the sad feeling you get from some memories.
Synonyms: longing, nostalgic, sad.
Word pairs: wistful sigh, wistful smile, wistful memory
E.g. George clutched his childhood teddy bear and released a wistful sigh.
Rights Respecting School
We are officially a Rights Respecting School!
We hope that you join us on this journey as we explore the rights of the child and put them into practice both in school and beyond.
Below is some information regarding what Rights Respecting School is:
The Rights Respecting Schools Award puts children’s rights at the heart of schools in the UK.
Unicef works with schools in the UK to create safe and inspiring places to learn, where children are respected, their talents are nurtured and they are able to thrive. Our Rights Respecting Schools Award embeds these values in daily school life and gives children the best chance to lead happy, healthy lives and to be responsible, active citizens.
Using the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) as our guide, we are working with more UK schools than almost any other organisation. Over 1.6 million children in the UK go to a Rights Respecting School and nearly 5,000 schools up and down the country are working through the Award. Schools work with us on a journey to become fully Rights Respecting.
Autumn 1- Welsh Skills
Sentence to practise at home:
Gwersylla (Camping)
Wyt ti eisiau gwersylla?
(Do you want to go camping?)
Ydw, dw i eisiau gwersylla achos mae'n hwyl.
(Yes I want to go camping because it's fun)
Nag ydw, dw i ddim eisiau gwersylla achos mae'n ddiflas.
(No I don't want to go camping because it'd boring.)
See Cronfa for details of books to be covered.
https://www.cscjes-cronfa.co.uk/playlists/view/500e5d77-f5a3-4789-ab43-ee743d468e70/en#page2
Vocabulary -
Days of the week:
dydd Sul Sunday
dydd Llun Monday
dydd Mawrth Tuesday
dydd Mercher Wednesday
dydd Iau Thursday
dydd Gwener Friday
dydd Sadwrn Saturday
Months:
Ionawr January
Chwefror February
Mawrth March
Ebrill April
Mai May
Mehefin June
Gorffennaf July
Awst August
Medi September
Hydref October
Tachwedd November
Rhagfyr December