Each week you are taught lots of different subjects. Today we have English, Maths and

Art. Did you know that you can study these at university? Below we have linked some

degrees with jobs.

What can you do with Art degree?

Graphic designer

Illustrator

Art Therapist

What can you do with Maths degree?

Mathematician.

Software Engineer.

Teacher.

What can you do with English degree?

Librarian

Attorney

Secondary School Teacher

What can you do with Music degree?

Musician

Radio DJ

Composer

Conductor

Did you know all of your teachers are graduates? That means they went to university. Each

day, we will tell you a bit about what we studied and why we loved getting our degrees.

Mrs Marshall

Before I trained as a teacher I went to the London College of Fashion

and studied Fashion Management. Fashion was always something I

loved and one of my sixth form teachers suggested looking into this

degree as I didn’t know fashion management was something you could

even study. Doing my degree covered so many different subjects

from economics, to design, and even learning to speak Italian (I’ve

forgotten most of it now!). This university was just behind Oxford

Street in central London, so I spent a lot of time (and money!)

shopping between lectures! I also liked that I didn’t have to move

away from home to go to university and liked spending time after

lectures exploring London.

English Friday

Getting ready for Year 4

Now you know who your teacher is for next year, your task is to write a letter

to them. You should tell them all about you, what you like, what you don’t like,

what makes you smile and lots of other things. You can either email this letter

to SPA.Year4-STF@oasisshirleypark.org or you can post the letter to the

school. Your new teacher can then read your letter, as they are really looking

forward to getting to know you. You don’t have to write your address. Please

send them in this week.

Example:

Dear My New Teacher,

I am so glad that you are going to be my Year 4 teacher, I am really

looking forward to meeting you. Let me introduce myself. My name is

Nailah and I am currently in Plum class. I have two sisters and a silly

dog called Rex. My favourite subjects are English, because I love to

write stories, and PE because I am really good at football.

Sometimes, I find maths tricky so I hope I will get lots of time to

practise this year.

When I am not at school I like to ride my scooter.

I can’t wait to meet you soon.

Nailah

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Number of ice creams sold

Task:

On which day were the most ice-creams sold?

When were the least ice-creams sold?

How many more ice-creams were sold on Sunday than Friday?

What was the second most popular day for buying ice creams?

Why do you think ice-creams were most popular at the weekend?

Challenge:

a) What other questions could we ask about this graph?

b) Your job is to tell the owners of how of business many ice-cream

they need to order for the next 4 weeks. What would you tell them

to buy? Why?

We could be Statisticians.

Example:

On which day did 2 ice-creams get sold?

Answer: Monday

Reading graphs helps you make

choices like what you want to buy,

what you want to sell and where you

want to travel to.

Friday’s answers

c)

Challenge:

1) What other questions could we ask about this graph? Various

answers possible.

2) Your job is to tell the owners of how of business many ice-cream

they need to order for the next 4 weeks. What would you tell them

to buy? Anything between 170- 220 Why? 44 ice-creams were sold

in one week. 4 weeks x 44 = 176 but there might been some weeks

when people buy more ice-cream because it might be very hot or

people might be on holiday.

Task:

On which day were the most ice-creams sold? Saturday

When were the least ice-creams sold? Monday

How many more ice-creams were sold on Sunday than Friday? 5

What was the second most popular day for buying ice-creams?

Sunday

Why do you think ice-creams were most popular at the weekend?

I think that the weekend was the most popular day for selling ice-

creams because most people do not work or go to school at the

weekends. This means that they have got more time to relax and eat

ice-creams.

PSHE

This month is pride month.

Every year, during the month of June, the LGBT+ community celebrates in a

number of different ways. Across the globe, various events are held during this

special month as a way of recognising the influence LGBT+ people have had

around the world.

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This year, pride marches were not allowed because of the Covid 19 social

distancing rules.

Think about why you are proud to be you?

Write your thoughts in proud clouds, like below, to help remind you

every day what you have to be proud of.

We need to treat each other

fairly and equally.