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Class 4 Learning Overview - Spring 2014

The document provides information for parents about what a child will be learning in Class 4 at Kingsland C.E. Primary School during the spring term of 2014. It outlines the main subject areas which include English, maths, science, history, geography, art, music, French, PE, RE, and ICT. For each subject, it lists key topics that will be covered such as writing genres, spelling patterns, guided reading assessments, number work, shape and measurement, habitats, teeth and eating, bones and muscles, Aboriginal art, and Christianity. It also includes important dates for parents' meetings and school events during the term.
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Class 4 Learning Overview - Spring 2014

The document provides information for parents about what a child will be learning in Class 4 at Kingsland C.E. Primary School during the spring term of 2014. It outlines the main subject areas which include English, maths, science, history, geography, art, music, French, PE, RE, and ICT. For each subject, it lists key topics that will be covered such as writing genres, spelling patterns, guided reading assessments, number work, shape and measurement, habitats, teeth and eating, bones and muscles, Aboriginal art, and Christianity. It also includes important dates for parents' meetings and school events during the term.
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Kingsland C.E.

Primary School Spring Term 2014 Information for Parents: What My Child is Learning in Class 4
For further information please contact Mr Debenham
DATES Monday 6th Jan Mon 17th Feb Fri 21st Feb Fri 11th April Meetings for Parents:26th and 27th February Whole School EventsApril 11th Term starts Half term Term ends Parents !enin" aster #er!i$e %in"sland &hur$h

Educational Visits and Visitors'( Musi$ $omposition based on )ainforests *ith musi$ian +ym ,elthy Jan 6th- [Link]- 2/th and 27th Special Events:February 12th Mar$h 17th Mar$h 21st Worship:Mar$h 0th ,inter Musi$ &on$ert 6pm Herefordshire Festi!al of Performin" Arts Ash ,ednesday ,orship

English Writing Genres ,e *ill be loo1in" at Abori"inal &reation #tories- lin1ed *ith our topi$ of Australia'
Ho* the $ro$odile "ot its s$ales The rainbo* serpent Ho* the 1an"aroo "ot her pou$h

Australia Topic Spelling


8et #pellin"9 :part of the ne* )ead ,rite 7n$5 s$heme;

Guided #eading
3ur "uided readin" *ill ta1e us on a 6ourney throu"h se!en different assessment fo$i' AF1 ( <se a ran"e of strate"ies in$ludin" a$$urate de$odin" of te4t to read for meanin"5 AF2 ( <nderstand- des$ribe- sele$t or retrie!e information- e!ents or ideas and use =uotation and referen$e from te4t5 AF. ( 2edu$e- infer or interpret information- e!ents or ideas from te4t5 AF> ( 7dentify and $omment on the stru$ture and or"anisation of te4ts- in$ludin" "rammati$al and presentational features5 AF0 ( 4plain and $omment on *riters use of lan"ua"e in$5 "rammati$al and literary features at *ord and senten$e le!el5 AF6 ( 7dentify and $omment on *riters purposes and !ie*points and the o!erall effe$t of the te4t on the reader5 AF7 ( )elate te4ts to their so$ial- $ultural and histori$al traditions5

,e *ill be *ritin" our o*n $reation story- as *ell as loo1in" at des$ripti!e *ritin" and story $onstru$tion throu"h the follo*in" Australian story boo1s'
,indo* ,here the forest meets the sea 2iary of a *ombat ,ombat "oes *al1about Tiddali1 the fro"

3ur non(fi$tion *ritin" *ill lead us to in!esti"atin" information te4ts about Australian animals and their habitats5 Sentence onstruction! Gra""ar and Punctuation
Ad6e$ti!es- ad!erbs- !erbs- nouns 7n!esti"atin" the pun$tuation features of story *ritin" and information te4ts- su$h as e4$lamation mar1s- semi$olons- bra$1ets and bullet points

Maths $u"%er:
Pla$e !alue- orderin"- roundin"

Shape! Space and Measures


2ra* re$tan"les and measure and $al$ulate their perimeters? find the area of re$tilinear

Kingsland C.E. Primary School Spring Term 2014 Information for Parents: What My Child is Learning in Class 4
For further information please contact Mr Debenham
Mental $al$ulation strate"ies :4 ; Pen$il and paper pro$edures :4 ; Mental $al$ulation strate"ies :@ ; Pen$il and paper pro$edures :@ ; #ol!e one(step and t*o(step problems in!ol!in" numbers- money or measures- in$ludin" time? $hoose and $arry out appropriate $al$ulationsusin" $al$ulator methods *here appropriate Find fra$tions usin" di!ision :e5"5 11// of 0 1";and per$enta"es of numbers and =uantities :e5"5 1/A- 0A and 10A of BC/; <se a $al$ulator to sol!e problems- in$ludin" those in!ol!in" de$imals or fra$tions :e5"5 find .> of 10/ ";? interpret the display $orre$tly in the $onte4t of measurement &onstru$t fre=uen$y tables- pi$to"rams and bar and line "raphs to represent the fre=uen$ies of e!ents and $han"es o!er time Find and interpret the mode of a set of data 2es$ribe the o$$urren$e of familiar e!ents usin" the lan"ua"e of $han$e or li1elihood shapes dra*n on a s=uare "rid by $ountin" s=uares )ead and plot $oordinates in the first =uadrant? re$o"nise parallel and perpendi$ular lines in "rids and shapes #ho* that an"les are measured in de"rees and that one *hole turn is .6/D? $ompare and order an"les less than 1C/D 2es$ribe and !isualise .(2 and 2(2 shapes )e$o"nise horiEontal and !erti$al lines? use the ei"ht $ompass points to des$ribe dire$tion? des$ribe and identify the position of a s=uare on a "rid of s=uares

Data &andling

Science:
Fin1ed to our Australia topi$' Habitats Food $hains #ortin" 1eys Plant and animal adaptations Predators- prey and food sour$es

Teeth and Eating:


1no*led"e of ho* animals in$ludin" humans feed and adapt to their habitat healthy diets diets from around the *orld adaptation

Moving and Gro'ing:


human and animal s1eletons :in$ludin" e4os1eletons; bones- mus$les and 6oints buildin" stren"th( impa$t of e4er$ise understandin" ho* humans "ro*

S(ills:
obtainin" e!iden$e from a ran"e of sour$es in$ludin" boo1s and ele$troni$ te4ts summarisin" e!iden$e from more than one sour$e $omparin" in!esti"ati!e e!iden$e *ith other sour$es e!aluatin" o*n data presentin" e!iden$e in bar $harts and line "raphs *here appropriate Prepare information for de!elopment usin" 7&T- in$ludin" sele$tin" suitable sour$es- findin" information- $lassifyin" and $he$1in"5 Tal1 about *hat information they need and ho* they $an find and use it

)nfor"ation and o""unication Technolog* +), ,T,Fin1ed to our Australia topi$ use 7&T to resear$h and present information about Australian animals and their habitats

Kingsland C.E. Primary School Spring Term 2014 Information for Parents: What My Child is Learning in Class 4
For further information please contact Mr Debenham

.rench

re!ise members of the family re!ise days of the *ee1- months of the year and numbers up to ./ re$o"nise and say different a$ti!ities in Fren$h read Fren$h te4ts and use the information to ans*er =uestions in n"lish #in" *ith $lear di$tion- pit$h- phrase and musi$al e4pression5 7mpro!ise- de!elopin" rhythmi$ and melodi$ material *hen performin"5 Tal1 about ideas and feelin"s in relation to musi$ usin" musi$al !o$abulary5 %no* ho* the $ombined elements of pit$h- duration- tempo- timbre- te4ture and silen$e $an be or"aniEed to $ommuni$ate different moods and effe$ts5 as1 "eo"raphi$al =uestions identify and e4plain different !ie*s that people- in$ludin" themsel!es- hold about topi$al "eo"raphi$al issues use appropriate "eo"raphi$al !o$abulary use atlases and "lobes- and maps and plans at a ran"e of s$ales use se$ondary sour$es of information- in$ludin" aerial photo"raphs dra* plans and maps at a ran"e of s$ales identify and des$ribe *hat pla$es are li1e des$ribe the lo$ation of pla$es and en!ironments they study and other si"nifi$ant pla$es and en!ironments e4plain *hy pla$es are li1e they are identify ho* and *hy pla$es $han"e re$o"nise ho* pla$es fit *ithin a *ider "eo"raphi$al $onte4t and are interdependent =uestion and ma1e thou"htful obser!ations about startin" points and sele$t ideas to use in their *or1 use a !ariety of methods and approa$hes to $ommuni$ate obser!ationsideas and feelin"s- and to desi"n and ma1e ima"es and artefa$ts5 adapt their *or1 a$$ordin" to their !ie*s and des$ribe ho* they mi"ht de!elop it further5 <se !isual and ta$tile elements- in$ludin" $olour- pattern and te4ture- line and tone- shape- form and spa$e- and ho* these elements $an be $ombined and or"anised for different purposes Pla$e e!ents- people and $han"es into $orre$t periods of time5 &hara$teristi$ features of the periods and so$ieties studied- in$ludin" ideasbeliefs- attitudes and e4perien$es of men- *omen and $hildren5 <se a !ariety of sour$es to find out about e!ents- people and $han"es5

Music
Fin1ed to our Australia topi$ Australian son"sand $omposition based on a 6ourney throu"h the 6un"le *ith Mo*"li

Geograph*
Fin1ed to our Australia topi$ dis$o!er about the lands$ape and habitats in Australia

Art
Fin1ed to our Australia topi$ Abori"inal paintin"s of animals usin" dotted patterns

&istor*
Fin1ed to our Australia topi$' Abori"ines &aptain &oo1 and +otany +ay

Ph*sical Education +P,E, 8ymnasti$s Football Getball Ho$1ey

G*"nastics 7mpro!e balan$e 7mpro!e stren"th and suppleness by pra$ti$in" stret$hes and shapes Perform and repeat se=uen$es that in$lude $han"es in speed and le!el Perform $ontrolled shapes and balan$es .oot%all / &oc(e* 2ribble- pass and stri1e a ball *ith $ontrol and a$$ura$y %eep possession of a ball Follo* rules in a "ame &hoose the appropriate ta$ti$s to $ause a problem for the opposition $et%all Thro* and $at$h a ball *ith $ontrol and a$$ura$y

Kingsland C.E. Primary School Spring Term 2014 Information for Parents: What My Child is Learning in Class 4
For further information please contact Mr Debenham
2e!elop ta$ti$s for playin" a "ame 2e!elop an understandin" of simple rules and *hy they are needed

#eligious Education +#,E,,e *ill be studyin" &hristianity in its !arious forms'( An"li$an- )oman &atholi$- Hua1er- +aptists- Methodist et$5 Fent and aster' ,hat this spe$ial Festi!al means for &hristians5

,e *ill learn about'


ho* reli"ion is pra$tised ima"ery and i$ons main beliefs by !isitin" these $hur$hes in Hereford- *e *ill learn from these different forms and e4perien$e their spiritual and spe$ial pla$es5

Teacher Assess"ent The table belo* summarises the attainment le!els and *hat is e4pe$ted for $hildren nationally at the E$D of the a$ademi$ year5

Fo*

+et*een Fo* I 8ood 1&L1+ 2& 2+ .& .+ >&

8ood 1A 2+ 2A or .& .+ .A or >& >+

+et*een 8ood I Jery 8ood

Jery 8ood 2+ . .A >&L>+ >A 0

4$eptional 2A .@ >&@ >A@ 0 6

Kear 1 Kear 2 Kear . Kear > Kear 0 Kear 6

2& 2A .+ .A >+ >A

1 2& 2A .& .A

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