Year 3 and 4

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Class Teacher – Mr Plumridge

Teaching Assistant – Miss Owen

Glan Llyn

Dosbarth Carneddau visited Glan Llyn recently. They had a fantastic experience spending time with their peers, stepping out of their comfort zones and bracing the rain and wind on Llyn Tegid!

  • Boy having a go with archery
  • Pupils having there breakfast in Glan Llyn canteen
  • A group of boys and girls having there breakfast around a table in Glan Llyn the canteen
  • two pupils climbing a climbing tower
  • three pupils climbing a grey climbing tower
  • a group of girls dancing in a disco
  • A instructor talking to a group of pupils sitting on a long bench
  • Three set of green canoes on Llyn Tegid full with pupils wearing red waterproofs

Science

To help us understand how our bodies break down food, we carried out a hands-on investigation. We used bananas, crackers, orange juice, and water to represent food and stomach acid, then "digested" them in a sealed bag just like our stomach does. Next, we poured the mixture into tights to show how the intestines squeeze out nutrients and water. Finally, we looked at what was left – the waste our body doesn’t need. It was a fun (and messy!) way to explore how digestion works from start to finish.

  • Workbook of one of the children describing what they have done in the experiment
  • Collection of images of children doing an experiment on how bodies break down food
  • Close view of a workbook of one of the children describing what they have done in the experiment

Iaith

We have just completed writing our own narratives inspired by the book 'The Explorer' by Katherine Rundell. Our learners' have been considering how they can effectively use dialogue in their writing, while also using expanded noun phrases to help with descriptive writing and fronted adverbials and paragraphs to keep their stories sequenced. 

  • Child's hand writing
  • Child's hand written story with drawing of a waterfall
  • Child's hand written story with drawing of a waterfall and trees

Dance

This term, we have been creating a dance inspired by our local area. Our dance focuses on our local area's natural beauty, the threats it faces and conservation ideas. Later on in the term, we will be using our dance to inspire some poetry writing. 
 

  • year 4 class dancing
  • year 4 class sitting and listening to the teacher
  • A white board with dance skills notes
  • year 4 in there positions
  • year 4 in there positions
  • year 4 dancing in a hall
  • white boards with scence ideas written on
  • Pupils in different positions some on the floor, some kneeling and some standing
  • mixture of photos of the day

Year 3 and 4 News