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Year 4 - Mrs Musk, Mrs Moore and Miss Mason

Welcome to our Year 4 class pages!

 
 

 

The Year 4 team:

4MM:  Mrs Musk and Mrs Moore

4M:  Miss Mason

Learning Assistants:  Mrs Hipkin and Miss Reeves

Miss Mason is new to TJ and has been impressed with the community spirit of the school.  She enjoys playing tag rugby, cycling, running and anything outdoorsy!  She has a cute dog called Marlin who loves paddle boarding on the river.

Mrs Musk is so excited to be with year 4 at TJ! Mrs Musk loves running, going to the gym and walking her gorgeous dog, Ruby by the racecourse.

Mrs Moore has been at TJ for over 10 years and is very excited to be in year 4 with Mrs Musk!  She enjoys running, eating cake, spending time with her grown-up children and she also has a cute dog called Beau who is her furry baby.

Homework will be set on Tuesdays to be completed by the following Monday, with spelling and times tables activities to be completed throughout the week using the spelling practice sheet.  Additional science and humanities tasks will be shared via Class Dojo.

Reading should be ongoing throughout the week. Children need to bring their reading record and reading book into school and aim to have their reading record signed at least 5 times a week.  Children can quiz at school or home using the link below.

Accelerated Reader

For Autumn 1, our Science unit will be all about Food and Digestion! In this unit we will learn about key organs in our digestive system, investigating different toothbrushes and studying animal teeth and their diet.

  • PE days for 4M will be on Tuesday and Wednesday
  • PE days for 4MM will be on Tuesday and Wednesday

Spelling homework will be set once a week. Children will be given 'look, say, cover, write, check grids and will need to practice their spellings once each day Monday to Friday. Children will need to bring their homework back in on a Monday when they will be given a new list of spellings. The interactive games on Spelling Shed will continue to be accessed if children would like to practise their spellings further.

Spelling Shed 

At TJ we understand that reading is incredibly important and has a large impact on a child's future success. We ask that children in year 4 read with an adult for at least 15 minutes each day and that parents record this reading in the child's reading record. Class teachers will check reading records regularly to monitor that this is being done. If children do not have at least 5 days of reading signed in their record per week we will contact parents/carers to see if there is anything we can do to help. 

TT Rockstars is used for children to practise their times tables. They should aim to practice for 10 minutes daily. 

Times Tables Rockstars

Maths homework will be set weekly on a Tuesday and a paper copy sent home.

Please bring your reading record and reading book to school every day, as well as your water bottle and healthy fruit snack for play time. Children should aim to read at home daily and parents should sign reading records to confirm that they have read. Reading can take many forms and can be on a device, newspaper, recipe as well as their reading book etc. 

If you would like to discuss anything with us then please approach us at the end of the school day or message via Class Dojo.
 

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