As I promised, here is the tables homework sheet. If you have lost your sheet you can print this one. Click on it to enlarge it to full size. Enjoy doing your homework.
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You've reached Class 4H's blog page. Here you can find out all the latest on what we're up to in class; what we have for homework, etc. Enjoy the blog.
Useful links for extra practice
- Y4 revision website
- Tenses Basketball
- Weighing practice
- Strimko: a good logic puzzle
- Making Roman mosaics
- BBC Romans
- Literacy
- Comprehension practice 1
- Comprehension practice 2
- Comprehension practice 3
- Comprehension practice 4 (harder)
- Comprehension practice 5 (harder)
- Comprehension practice 6
- Comprehension practice 7 (harder)
- Creative writing practice
- More writing practice
- Maths exam practice
- Ambleside mental maths quiz
- Crickweb mental maths
- Multiplication drag and drop
- Multiplication speed grid
- Nrich maths (updated often)
- BBC Schools (all subjects)
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- Great job on the sponsored walk!
- Sponsored Walk for Water Aid tomorrow (Thursday)
- Science: different kinds of skeleton
- Maths: column subtraction
- Literacy: evidence about characters
- Literacy: looking at characters
- Maths: expanded subtraction
- Maths: subtraction
- Literacy: answers to comprehension questions
- Literacy: reading a story from history
- Maths: subtraction
- Art: drawing moving people
- Topic: Food and Farming
- Literacy and Maths today
- Literacy: persuasive writing
- Maths: decimals
- Science: comparing skeletons
- Literacy: writing a balanced argument
- Maths: using decimals
- Maths: using decimals
- Literacy: writing a balanced argument
- Literacy: reading comprehension
- Maths: how do we think we are doing?
- Literacy: writing a balanced argument
- Science: how muscles work in pairs
- Maths: time problems
- Maths: telling the time
- Literacy: persuasive writing
- Don't forget your coins tomorrow (Tuesday)
- What a terrific trip we had!
- Maths: telling the time
- Maths: writing times using am and pm
- Topic: food from around the world
- Literacy homework: both sides of an argument
- Maths week: finishing our games and designing posters
- Maths homework: tables
- Science: bones of the body
- Maths: towards finishing our board games
- Literacy: putting both sides of an argument
- Literacy: persuasive writing
- Maths: World Maths Day
- Maths Week
- Maths: designing our own board games
- Topic: Food and Farming
- Literacy: designing our own advertisements
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