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This week we would like you to practise your times tables. Here is a guide for what you should already know and what to practise next. By the end of year two you should know your 2, 3, 5, and 10 x tables. If you know these by heart then you can practise your 4 x tables. If you can do these can you do your 20, 50, 100 and 40 x table? Choose the times table that you need to practise. There are lots of different ways you can practise your times tables for example.
We have been carefully observing grotesques and through our art work we have been reproducing them through different mediums. To begin with we explored light and shadows using charcoal and then applied our new shading techniques to produce our own grotesques. Finally we used our new skills to sculpt our very own grotesques. We then used this experience to write explanation texts in English. Rocks, Fossils, Soils Topic.
Giving you a flavour of life in 3S. 3S Evacuation to Kent Countryside.
Margaret McMillan Year 4 School Journey. A very nice way to end the topic.