Year 4 Homework – Term 2 – (Week 1-5) Remember to READ EVERY NIGHT! Practice your reading goal Don’t forget to fill in your Read It! Home Reading Log Have you reached the 100, 150 and 200 club? Reading Eggs - http://app.readingeggs.com/login Week English Spelling 1 What are some features you might find in a poem? Eg: how many lines etc. Consonants and vowels Circle the consonants blue and the vowels red 2 Do you enjoy poems? Yes or no and why? 3 Explain what a spoonerism is. Sounds in Words Write a number under each sound (not letter) you hear in your words Eg: i n - s i n- c er e 1 2 1 23 1 1 Place a dot between your syllable breaks of your spelling words Eg: was●n’t 4 5 What is the purpose of a poem/rhyme? Explain what a limerick is. Word Detective Identify the following for each spelling word Syllable breaks Consonants/vowels Number of sounds in each syllable ABC Order Write all of your words in alphabetical order Mathematics Continue these patterns. 3 440, 3 450, 3 460, _, _, _. 8 880, 8 890, 8 900, _, _, _. 9 970, 9 980, 9 990, _, _, _. Solve the answers to the following problems. a) 2 x 4 = b) 8 x 7 = c) 4 x 9 = d) 11 x 4 = e) 12 x 6 = Solve the answers to the following problems. a) 8 ÷ 4 = b) 56 ÷ 6 = c) 72 ÷ 8 = d) 96 ÷ 12 = Continue the following patterns. a) 8, 12, 16, _, _, _. b) 32, 36, 40, _, _, _. c) 56, 60, 64, _, _, _. Use the following symbols to complete the equations. =≠< > a) 34 __ 24 + 1 b) 94 __ 95 – 1 c) 315 __ 298 + 15 Online Learning Spelling City Study Ladder http://www.spellingcity.com/ http://www.studyladder.com.au/?lc_s et= Science List the basic needs that living things need to survive. Describe the life cycle of a frog with diagrams. Chapter IV: Vowel patterns in accented syllables I can use vowel patterns in stressed syllables Sort 21 – e pattern - Acccented syllables needle season reader feature freedom meaning eastern people feather leather heavy pleasant sweater steady healthy succeed increase compete defeat indeed extreme fifteen thirteen repeat Focus Rules NEED RULES ADDED WORD STUDY Plurals S is usually used to make words plural Tense verbs Add ‘ed’ & ‘ing’ suffix Affixes NEED RULES ADDED Group 3 Syllables and Affixes- Chapter IV: Vowel patterns in accented syllables I can use vowel patterns in stressed syllables Sort 22 - Accented syllables (oy/oi and ou/ow) Chapter IV: Vowel patterns in accented syllables I can use vowel patterns in stressed syllables Sort 23 - Accented syllables (au, aw, al) Chapter IV: Vowel patterns in accented syllables I can use vowel patterns in stressed syllables Chapter IV: Vowel patterns in accented syllables I can use vowel patterns in stressed syllables Sort 24 - r-influenced syllables – ar, long a Sort 25 - r-influenced syllables voyage moisture loyal poison noisy destroy appoint avoid annoy employ drowsy country counter thousand coward powder country trouble southern about allow amount around saucer author August autumn laundry caution sausage auction haunted awful awkward lawyer awesome gnawed gawking flawless also always almost although already garden market carpet harvest marble hardly partner pardon barber airplane parents haircut dairy carry careful barely fairy compare aware despair repair declare toward Focus Rules Focus Rules Focus Rules morning shorter order forest corner normal forty northern border corncob chorus florist stormy before record perform ashore report explore ignore adore inform sorry reward Focus Rules NEED RULES ADDED NEED RULES ADDED WORD STUDY Plurals S is usually used to make words plural Tense verbs Add ‘ed’ & ‘ing’ suffix Affixes WORD STUDY Plurals S is usually used to make words plural Tense verbs Add ‘ed’ & ‘ing’ suffix Affixes NEED RULES ADDED WORD STUDY Plurals S is usually used to make words plural Tense verbs Add ‘ed’ & ‘ing’ suffix NEED RULES ADDED NEED RULES ADDED Syllable Junctures/ Inflected Endings sort 21- 30 NEED RULES ADDED Affixes WORD STUDY Plurals S is usually used to make words plural Tense verbs Add ‘ed’ & ‘ing’ suffix Affixes NEED RULES ADDED NEED RULES ADDED Term 2 Weeks 1-10 Facilitator : Anne LA FAUCI, Anne