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Thursday 28 January

Thursday 28th January

Good morning Year 4!

Here is today's learning.

 

Thank you to everyone who has sent me photographs of their work! It's lovely to see so many of you working hard. 

Today, I would like to see your Science and English work. 

 

As well as today's work that is set out below, I would like you to log onto Times Tables Rockstars and practise your 9 times table.

READING
ENGLISH
MATHS

Divide 2-digits by 1-digit (1)

SCIENCE

LO: I can describe why different animals have different types of teeth

  1. Watch the BBC video clip about animal teeth.
  2. Look at the powerpoint 'Comparing Animal Teeth'.
  3. From the video clip and the powerpoint, explain the meaning of omnivore, carnivore and herbivore.
  4. Give 3 examples of animals that are omnivores, carnivores and herbivores.
  5. Complete the activity sheet 'Comparing Animal Teeth'. There are three levels of difficulty so just choose one!
SPELLINGS

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