Thursday 4th March 2021

Morning

Good Morning Message

8.30

Start your day by joining me on Class Dojo for a quick ‘good

morning’ vlog. Check-in and find out more about today’s activities.

SPAG Challenge Grid

Complete your spelling, punctuation, and grammar grid.

The answers can be found at the end of today’s work.

Mark it yourself and remember to correct any if you need to.

P.E Have a go at this week’s Physical Activity Bingo. Let’s see how many you can tick off throughout the week. Please

find the bingo sheet below.

World Book Day Activity Your task is to create your own quiz on an author of your choice.

You must create 10 questions about them and you must also create

an answer sheet to go with it.

You might find this information in a book you already have.

You might decide to research the questions.

You might ask questions about a book they have written, it is

total up to you.

Break Time

Why not watch Newsround whilst you enjoy a morning snack?

BBC Newsround

Maths

This week we are going to practise our 8 times tables. Complete today’s maths activity: Perimeter of rectilinear shapes.

Video link: https://vimeo.com/470607065

Afternoon Handwriting Practise your handwriting using our spellings from Tuesday. They

are provided on a line guide template below but you can use normal

lined paper too.

World Book Day Activity

Bring your characters to life with the help of some hard-

boiled eggs.

Plan and design your egg portraits inspired by your favourite books and then choose your favourite design and paint it onto a boiled

egg.

Reading Star

Challenge

What will you tick off today?

Tick off a Reading Star each time you complete a reading task and have fun reaching all your stars! We can’t wait to see pictures of

you completing this challenge throughout the week.

Year 4 SPAG Mat

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Physical Activity

How to play:•  Once you complete a

physical activity tick it off.

•  Can you complete the activities in the blue squares in less than 60 seconds?

•  If you are finding some of the activities hard, change them or have a rest and then continue.

•  When performing the activities make sure that you are honest.

Achieve GoldComplete all the activities

on the card

Achieve SilverComplete a horizontal or vertical line of activities

Achieve BronzeComplete one activity

from each line

Jump up and down in a space 40

times

Complete 20 shuttles

(running, walking or moving)

Skip or Move for 2

minutes

Roll a ball across a

table 10 times

Throw or roll an object into

a target 10 times in a row

Hop, jump or stand on the spot for 60 seconds

Pass a ball around

your waist or head 25

times

Balance in a plank position

Ride a bike, scooter

Play musical statues

Balance on a part of your body for 60

seconds

Play hide and seek

Perform 40 squat

jumps / sit forwards

Perform 40 jumps

Perform dance

movements

Perform 30 push ups

Perform 30 sit ups or

lean forwards

Perform a gymnastics

routine

Invent and play a new

game

Perform 50 star jumps

Perform a short fitness

workout

Jump or Move over a

pillow 40 times

Balance an object on your head

Throw or roll a ball against

a wall or with a sibling

Create and complete an

obstacle course

Dribble a ball in and out

of objects

Perform 40 of the

same type of jumps

Keep a balloon in

the air for 60 seconds

Physical Activity for the Whole Family#StayHomeStayActive

Move and complete 10 laps of your

house or garden

Play a new game with a

sibling, parent or

carer

Thursday 4th March 2021

Quiz time

Your task is to create your own quiz on an author of your choice. You must

create 10 questions about them and you must also create an answer sheet to

go with it.

• You might find this information in a book you already have.

• You might decide to research the questions.

• You might ask questions about a book they have written, it is total up to

you.

Write your answers here.

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Quiz questions

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3 a) Workoutthemissinglengthsandlabelthemon

thediagram.

b) Whatistheperimeteroftheshape?

4 Workouttheperimeterofeachshape.

a)

b)

Perimeter of rectilinear shapes

1 Thelengthofeachsquareonthegridis1cm.

Workouttheperimeteroftheshapes.

a) b)

2 Workouttheperimeteroftheshape.

©WhiteRoseMaths2019

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6 Danithinksthereisn’tenoughinformationtoworkoutthe

perimeteroftheshape.

IsDanicorrect?

Explainyouranswer.

7 Arectangularflowerbedis5mlongand3mwide.

Thepatharoundtheflowerbedis1mwide.

a) Whatistheperimeteroftheflowerbed?

b) Whatistheperimeteroftheoutsideofthepath?

5 Moputstwo5cmby3cmrectanglesnexttoeachother.

a) IsMocorrect?

Workouttheperimeterofthelargerrectangletocheck

youranswer.

b) Moputstherectanglestogetherindifferentways.

Workouttheperimeterofeachlargeshape.

©WhiteRoseMaths2019

The perimeter ofeach small rectangle is 16 cm,

so the perimeter of my larger rectangle must be

2 × 16 cm = 32 cm.

1m

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Thursday 4th March 2021

Can you design your author egg portrait on here before we paint our actual design.

https://www.worldbookday.com/

WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY 1ST MARCH

Choose a favourite picture book and use

it to complete as many of these activities

as you like.

Dress up as your favourite character on

Thursday 4th March and send us a photo

on dojo. Alternatively wear your school

uniform just for a change.

Create a list of your top ten

recommended picture books.

Create an audio version of your

book. Can you use sound effects,

voices and a story teller’s voice to

draw the listener in?

SETTING

Using junk modelling, create a picture

book theatre. Watch the video to learn

how from a well - known illustrator.

Click here

CHARACTER

Bring your characters to life with the

help of some hard boiled eggs.

AUTHOR

Research 10 interesting facts

about your favourite author.

Write a poem with the same

title as your book. Could you

add some music or actions?

ILLUSTRATOR

Use art materials to recreate

an illustration or the front

cover from your favourite book.

https://www.worldbookday.com/

Find many more activies and

workshops on the official World

Book Day website.

Register free for a series of

workshops with authors and

illustrators.

Click here

Thursday’s activity

Tuesday’s activity

Wednesday’s activity

Monday’s activity at

10am with Illustrator

Liz Pichon

ARE YOU A SHARE A

STORY READING STAR?s p o n s o r e d b y

Tick off a Reading Star each time you complete a reading task and have fun reaching all your stars! You can also play the game online and download

your certificate at worldbookday.com/reading-stars

7Read a

book with a yellow

cover

8Read aloud in a funny voice

9Read on the sofa 10

Read at breakfast time

21Read in the garden

16Read a book by an author you’ve never tried before

12Read arecipe (and make it!)

15Read to

someoneelse

13Read a book you chose at the library

11Read in

the bath – careful!

17Read a

book about animals

20

Read a book

that makes

you laugh

19Read in a den you’ve made

18Listen to an

audiobook

Read a poem

1

Read a comic or

magazine

2

Read in your pyjamas

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Read whilst wearing somethingsilly

3Read

to your pet

4

Read in an

unusual place

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Put down your tabletand readinstead!

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Find out why its important to share stories at worldbookday.com/com/ideas/share-a-story

Year 4 SPAG Mat Answers

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3 a) Workoutthemissinglengthsandlabelthemon

thediagram.

b) Whatistheperimeteroftheshape?

4 Workouttheperimeterofeachshape.

a)

b)

Perimeter of rectilinear shapes

1 Thelengthofeachsquareonthegridis1cm.

Workouttheperimeteroftheshapes.

a) b)

2 Workouttheperimeteroftheshape.

©WhiteRoseMaths2019

10cm

8cm

7cm

3cm

3cm

5cm

cm

8cm

5cm

cm

4cm

5cm

9cm 5cm

4cm

3cm

12cm

3cm

2cm

2cm

6 Danithinksthereisn’tenoughinformationtoworkoutthe

perimeteroftheshape.

IsDanicorrect?

Explainyouranswer.

7 Arectangularflowerbedis5mlongand3mwide.

Thepatharoundtheflowerbedis1mwide.

a) Whatistheperimeteroftheflowerbed?

b) Whatistheperimeteroftheoutsideofthepath?

5 Moputstwo5cmby3cmrectanglesnexttoeachother.

a) IsMocorrect?

Workouttheperimeterofthelargerrectangletocheck

youranswer.

b) Moputstherectanglestogetherindifferentways.

Workouttheperimeterofeachlargeshape.

©WhiteRoseMaths2019

The perimeter ofeach small rectangle is 16 cm,

so the perimeter of my larger rectangle must be

2 × 16 cm = 32 cm.

1m

Flowerbed

5cm

3cm

5cm12cm

10cm

5cm

3cm

5cm

3cm

5cm

3cm

5cm

3cm