Hi Year 4, here’s your homework. Please complete 2 pieces and ensure they are in school by Wednesday.
English
Create a poster to define some of the new words we have learnt this half term.
⏺Persuade
⏺Dilemma
⏺ Fiction
⏺ Adverbial
⏺ Setting
Maths
Wow!
Create a piece of art in the style of Henri Rousseau. Here’s some pictures to inspire you.
Maths
1. Year 4 had the most children with 100% attendance.
2. The difference between year 1 and year 6 was 50 children more in year 1 attended.
3. Year 2 had 60 children with 100% attendance.
4.
English
Persuade
induce (someone) to do something through reasoning or argument.
Dilemma
an argument forcing an opponent to choose either of two unfavourable alternatives.
Fiction
literature in the form of prose, especially novels, that describes imaginary events and people.
Adverbial
a word or phrase functioning as a major clause constituent and typically expressing place ( in the garden)
Setting
the place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
English
Persuade
Ecological dilemma
Dilemma
Fiction
Non- Fiction
Adverbial
Setting
Maths
1. year 4 have the most people that attended.
2. the difference between the children that attended in year 1 than year 6 is 50%
3. year 2 had 60 people that attended school 100%
4. they havent left space between the y axis and the x axis which has made a histagram
Maths
1.None of them but year 4 was the closest.
2.Year 1 need 20% more and year 6 need 70%.
3.Year 2
4.The space because they are making a histogram.
Maths
1. year 4 have the most people that attended.
2. the difference between the children that attended in year 1 than year 6 is 50%
3. year 2 had 60 people that attended school 100%
4. they havent left space between the y axis and the x axis which has made a histigram
Year 4 had the most attendance.
There was 50 more students in year 1 then year 6 whom had 100% attendance.
Year 2 had 60 children who recieved 100% attendance.
The missing part is the space.
English:
Persuade: to make someone agree or believe you.
Dilemma: means in the middle of the story so the problem of the story and you need to fix it.
Fiction: it means like it is imaginary and not real
Adverbial: The definition of adverbial is to have the same function as an adverb.
Setting: it means were the story takes place in like school home the park or anywhere.
Maths:
Year 4 had the most attendance because their bar chat line is the longest.
Year 1 had the most attendance because I like looked at year 6 and count on intill I reached year 1 it had 50% difference.
Year 2 had 60% because i count and it had 6 part to it.
I don’t understand the last one
Wow :
I have done my homework and I will bring it to school tomorrow.
Maths:
1. Year 4 had 100% attendance.
2.50% difference is what you are looking for.
3.year 2 needed 60% of the attendance.
4.The space because you are making a histogram.
Maths
The class with the most attendance was year 4.
The difference was 50 children.
The year group was year 2.
The thing missing in the bar chart is it doesn’t leave any space between which makes a histogram and y and axis.
Year 4 with 90 percent.
Year 1 with 80 percent.
Year 2 with 60 percent.
It’s missing space between the bars.
1. year 4 had had the most attendance
2. 50 is the difference
3. year 2 had 60 people attending
4. the labels are missing
Persuade: convice someone to do something
Dilemma: a story with problems and surprising endings.
Fiction: a story which is made up and imaginary.
Adverbial: a word or phrase functioning a major clause.
Setting: the place in a story
Maths-
Year 4 had the most children with 100% attendance.
50 because year had 80 and year 6 had 30 and 50 + 30 = 80 .
Year 2 had the 60 attendance I know this because it shows on the bar chart.
The thing missing is the space between the barchart.
English
Persuade:to make someone agree which you.
Dilemma:A problem in a story.
Fiction:A-fake story
Adverbial:a frequency time a manner
Setting:a setting description
Math homework
1 The answer is year 4 .
2 The difference between year1 and year 6 is 50.
3 The difference is year 2.
4 The one is missing is X and Y axis.
English homework
Persuade, when you making someone to agree with you.
Dilemma, when there is a problem in story.
Fiction, Made up story, fake story.
Adverbial, word or phrase that is used an adverb to modify a verb or clause.
Setting, where and when a story is set.
Maths
The year group that has the 100% is year 4
There are 50 more that has 100% in year1
Year 2 had 60 children that had100%
It hasn’t been labelled the bottom should say number of children and the side should say year groups.
MATHS:
1.The class with the most attendance is year 4.
2. 50% and year one 100% attendance.
3. it is year two.
4. it was the number of children because each class only have 30 children.
ENGLISH:
Dillema: a problem in a story.
perswade: To make hime o what you want.
fiction: Fake or true.
setting: To speak about someone or something.
Maths :
1) The year group with most attendance was Year 4.
2) The difference was 50 children.
3) The year group was year 2.
4) The x and y axis are missing.
English :
I will hand it in tomorrow or Wednesday.
Sorry I will do English on the blog :
Persuade = Convince
Dilemma = A problem.
Fiction = A myth that is untrue.
Adverbial = A word or phrase functioning a major clause.
Setting = A place in a novel, myth or tale in a fiction story.
⏺Persuade
⏺Dilemma-is a situation or problem that people face.
⏺ Fiction-A myth or novel that is untrue,made up.
⏺ Adverbial-a word or phrase operating a major clause
⏺ Setting-a place in a novel or myth,tale.
The year 4s had the most 100% attendance
There is 50 more 100% attendance in year 1 more than year 6.
Year 2 received 60 100% attendance .
It is missing a title
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1.The year which had the most attendance was year 4.
2. The difference between year1 and year6 is 50
3. Year 2.
4.the height
Year 4
50percent
Year 2
For x there is no title
Maths
1.The year with thr closet attendence to 100% is year 4.
2. The difference is 50% attendance. The year with the 100%attendance is year 1.
3. The year with 60 % attendance is year 2.
4. The tittle is missing.
Maths:
The year group with 100% of attendance was year 4.
The difference between year1 and year6 was 50 children.
Year2 had 60 children achieving 100%.
The thing missing in the bar chart is it doesn’t leave any space between which makes a histogram.
English:
Persuade- persuade means like to make someone convinced to agree with you.
Dilemma- dilemma means the problem in a story which the main character has to fix.
Fiction- fiction means a fake thing or story which is made up and is fake.
Adverbial-an adverbial is time,frequency or manner.
Setting-setting means the background of a picture or cartoon
English:
Persuade-To make the reader do something
Dilemma-A problem that needs to be solved
Fiction-A made up story
Adverbial-A word or phrase with a clause
Setting-Where a story is set
I did English and math.
ENGLISH
Persuade mean To persuade the reader
Adverbial mean a word or phrase
Dilemma mean the middle of the story
Setting mean a setting description
Fiction mean made up
Math
1.Year 4 is the highest because it is 90 percent on the bar chart.
2. Year 1 is the highest because Year 6 is 30 percent and Year 1 is 80 percent.
3.Year 2 has 60 percent
4.They had not leave space between the bars.
Maths
1.The year that had the most attendance was year 4 because they had 90% and the other year groups had less than that.
2.The difference is 50%
3.Year 2 had 60 recieving 100 attendence
4.the thing that was missing is x and y axis
English
I will do it than give it in on Monday
Maths
1. Year 4
2. There is 50% difference and year 1 has the most attendance.
3. Year 2
4. Number of Children
1. Year four has the most pupils.
2. The difference between year one and year six is 50.
3. Year two had 60 reciving pupils.
4. What’s missing from the bar chart is the spaces between the years.
– maths
maths
year 4 has 100% attendance.
50% difference.
English
Persuade-to pursuade the reader
adverbial- means a word or phrase
dilemma- is the middle story
setting – means setting description
fiction means a made up
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