For my maths set: click here to use the interactive clock that we are going to be using in maths to help us learn to tell the time.
Monthly Archive for June, 2009
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Bailey has been chosen to be our new star of the week for being so enthusiastic about learning and for being helpful. Well done Bailey - keep up the excellent learning. Have a great week as our class star. 
Isaac has been chosen to be our new star of the week for being helpful and for being a good friend. This is the second time this year that he has been chosen to be our class star. Well done Isaac - you most certainly deserve this. Have a great week!
Click here to make your own ancient Egyptian cartouche. A cartouche is a nameplate made from hieroglyphics (ancient Egyptian writing symbols); kings, queens and other rich people used to use them (and they were sometimes attached to their coffins when they died).
Egyptians used to believe that if they didn’t have their name written down somewhere, when they died they would disappear. I have my own cartouche (click here to see it), so you must all call me King Lovegrove from now on!
Jamie was chosen as last week’s star of the week for working hard and for being a good friend - this was the third time this year that he was selected to be our class star.
Ella has been chosen to be our next star of the week for working hard to write a brilliant poem and for being good fun. This is the second time she has been picked to be a class star whilst in Year Four.
Well done both of you!
I’ve put the video that I made of you reading your summer poems on the front page of the school website - click here to watch it!
Click here to explore the ‘Ancient Egypt: The Magic Lesson’ website.
Have a go at answering the questions below in a comment for a sticker.
- What was placed over the face of a mummy?
- What was the name of the jar in which the liver, lungs, stomach and intestines of mummies were put in?
- Who did the ancient Egyptians believe was the god of the dead?
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