Translation
We translated a range of 2d shapes using instructions given in brackets for the x and y coordinates.
We translated a range of 2d shapes using instructions given in brackets for the x and y coordinates.
The Year 1s visited the Year 4s to share their learning about floating and sinking. They had been curious investigators! Year 4s then explained their knowledge about solids, liquids and gasses from their experiments involving objects and making oobleck. We were highly impressed with the children’s speaking and listening.
The Year 4 Ada Lovelace trip to the incredible Cudworth Library was such a treat – we didn’t want to prize ourselves away! When will you visit again with your family and friends?
We have been making the most of our hall time by challenging ourselves to a fitness circuit.
What did you discover in British Science Week?
Some substances just break the rules! Would you like to make at home? We tried this recipe –
Ooblek recipe
We linked our circuits to science week with solids, liquids and gasses. We had to collaborate, communicate and work as a team.
L2 indoor – I know when to pass the ball and how to move in basketball🏀 .
Outdoor – L2
We know how to pass and move to create spaces for passes.
The Year 4 Ada Lovelace class have added actions to express the poem, Thought Machine by Laura Muncha. Watch this space for our own written responses…
The Year 4 Ada Lovelace class invited parents to watch our play We then had character interviews to share our knowledge. Our presentation ended with sharing our class poem, You Are, by Laura Muncha.
Laura Muncha has inspired us to recite this poem with actions and – watch out for our own written responses; coming soon.
Games invasion Y4 AL develop defending…
We used the stimulus of How to Train Your Dragon settings to create freeze frames.
The Year 4 Ada Lovelace class all contributed to a mosaic mural to celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week 2026.
y4AL develop passing and moving.
We develop pupils’ understanding and application of why we need to throw with accuracy but over an increased distance.
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