
Grade 4 Term 4 Overview
Grade 4 Team
4A: Suzie Rawas
4B: Wade Dinning & Emily Richards
4C: James Marsay
4D: Katalin Jaross
4E: Alisa Besim
Weekly Specialist Classes Schedule:
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
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4A |
S3: PE S4: Auslan S5: Digi Tech |
S1: Art S2: Performing Arts |
S5: Year 4 Sport |
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4B |
S3: Auslan S4: PE |
S1: Performing Arts S2: Art |
S5: Year 4 Sport |
S5: Digi Tech |
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4C |
S2: Performing Arts |
S1: Auslan S2: PE |
S5: Year 4 Sport |
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4D |
S1: PE S2: Auslan |
S4: Digi Tech S5: Year 4 Sport |
S3: Performing Arts |
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4E |
S5: Performing Arts |
S4: Art S5: Auslan |
S2:PE |
S5: Year 4 Sport |
Important Dates:
Learning:
In Term 4, Year 4 students are focusing on the following:
English:
During Term 4, Year 4 students will explore and respond to How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell. They will develop their comprehension skills by exploring characters, settings and key events, making inferences, and using evidence from the text to explain their ideas. Students will also consolidate their sentence-writing skills, focusing on writing complete sentences, expanding ideas and adding detail. They will apply these skills to construct clear, connected paragraphs. Students will deconstruct narrative texts to understand how authors introduce characters and settings, develop problems and bring stories to a resolution. Using this learning, students will plan, draft, revise, and edit a narrative of their own. The term will conclude with students exploring the texts Flotsam and Tuesday by David Wiesner, using clues in the pictures to make inferences and explain their ideas.
Mathematics:
During Term 4, Year 4 students will use grid maps to locate positions, follow and give directions, and draw their own maps. Students will also explore capacity and mass, developing their skills in measuring and comparing. They will strengthen their understanding of decimals and apply this learning to represent money and calculate change, before finding unknown values in number sentences. The term will conclude with students applying their understanding of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to solve worded problems involving financial situations.
Inquiry:
Students will begin Term 4 with Physical Sciences and Design and Technology, exploring how forces are pushes and pulls that can change the movement of objects. They will apply their understanding of forces to design, build and test a marble run. The term will finish with Chemical Sciences, where students will investigate materials, their properties and how they can change.
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