“Snowmwork”
Dear parents/carers,
Hope you are all safe and well, we are missing the children! But is cabin fever setting in? Are the children starting to get bored?
Following the decision to close schools and with the prospect of further disruption here are some ideas you might want to do at home to keep those brain cells going:-
Curl up under a blanket in your Onesie and read a good book, magazine or newspaper!
The Olaf challenge! Build a mini snowman and design a box/package that will keep it frozen for as long as possible! This is a science based activity that we will be exploring more next term.
Useful Links:-
The science behind a good thermos
What materials are good cold insulators?
Snow art
Paint/sketch a snow scene, make a snowflake out of plasticine/playdough, take photos and make a collage or use PicCollage.
Snow poetry
Write a poem based on snow or ice. Click on the link for examples https://www.poemhunter.com/poem/snow-and-ice-2/
Snow maths
Remember the family measures homework? Can you do something similar?
E.g. height of snowman, time taken for a snowball to melt, differences in temperatures (good negative number work here!) Present how you like!
Please keep up the Mathletics and Timestables Rockstars as well!
Learn your words for the Easter Service:
Click on the links:-
You can take photos of your work and save them on to your Google Drive, or do it straight on Google Drive or just bring your work in when we see you next!
These are just suggestions for you if you are getting bored! It is optional!
Please stay safe and warm. Hope to see you soon!
Year 4 team