Frozen!

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Read the article above and then have a go at answering these tricky comprehension questions... 
1) How many copies of the Frozen album have been sold in the UK so far this  year?
2) Which film was the most successful animated film before Frozen?

Challenge:
3) How is an animated film made?

"A little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt..."

As part of our Science (melting) and Literacy (instructional texts) next week we are going to be preparing for a party! We've found this recipe for Chocolate Crispy Cakes but the method is missing! Can you help us to write the method step-by-step?

Via est Vita - The Road is life!

Watch this video and tell us what you have learnt about the Romans...

When you are watching the video think about:
1. What metals did they 'smelt'?
2. How did they smelt metals?
3. What did metal mean for the Romans?
4. What items were brought to Rome?
5. What is a Mule? What did they use the Mule for?

Farmers turn fierce...

URGENT!! Have you seen him? Who is he? Where did you last see him?

A book is a dream that you hold in your hand...

When I was in year 4 my favourite book was...

It was so special to me that I learnt all the words on the first page off by heart! You can have a sneaky peak at this book in my class or on Amazon.

This term we are going to be choosing some of our favourite books for our new book corner. What is your favourite book and why?

That's torn it!

Miss Johnston cut out rectangles from one centimetre squared paper.

She then counted how many squares the shapes took up. After this she tore a piece out of some of their shapes to make a puzzle for you to solve.

Can you work out how many squares there were in these shapes before the bit was torn out? 

(The orange, blue, green and yellow shapes were rectangles. The bottom two shapes, which are pale orange and purple, were each two rectangles joined together.)

Multiplication muddles!

This week we have been learning our 9x table and answering tricky problems using our multiplication facts too! Can you help the Centurion achieve his mission?

 

1. The first part of the road needs to be 10 rows long, how many stones will you need?

2. You managed to build 100 rows in 1 day, how many stones did you use?

Challenge:

3. If you manage 100 rows a day for a whole week, how many stones do you use in total?

(Remember to number your answers so people know which question/s you are answering...)