Author: Holly Crowfoot

Year 4
Home Learning
Monday

Hello Year 4,
We hope you are well and staying as safe as possible. The Year 4 teachers have been working hard sorting and organising your home learning booklets. We have decided to break them up day by day, just so it is easier for you to follow. Remember these booklets are optional and please feel free to use as much or as little as you like. The Year 4 teachers have together created a daily week day booklet that will include a spelling, grammar, handwriting, reading, times tables and Maths. tasks. Here is a bit more detail on each task:
Spellings – Practise these everyday and have a spelling test on a Friday. They cover the words that you should know how to spell by the end of Year 4.
Grammar – We will focus on an area of Year 4 grammar daily. You will also have a grammar hammer quiz on a Monday to complete.
Handwriting – We will focus on our cursive handwriting and each week will include a certain letter formation.
Reading – This is a task where you will read and answer questions about the piece of text.
Times tables – Each week, we will focus on two different times tables and their inverse (division). If you would like to, you could do a times table test at the end of the week.
Maths – Every week day, you will get a set of questions that covers a range of Year 4 Maths. We have also included on a Wednesday an assertive mentoring test.
We would just like to say that all the Year 4 team are incredibly proud of you and we can’t wait see all the wonderful work you have done at home.
Kind regards,
The Year 4 team

This week, we will be focusing on anti-clockwise letters using cursive handwriting. You do not have to print this sheet off but you can practise on lined paper or plain paper with lines drawn on.. Remember to use your ‘flicks’ into each letter and to not take your pencil off until you have complete the set of letters or word.

Practise your spellings everyday and have a spelling test on Friday.

Speech Punctuation

This week, we will be focusing on our x6 and x7 times table, including their inverse (division).
You can practise these times tables out loud or you can answer them on a piece of paper. Make sure you check them after to see how many you got right. Good luck!