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Welcome to the Primary 4/5 Class Page!

 

Mrs Vaughan and the children welcome you to the Primary 4/5 page.

On this page, we will keep you up-to-date and well informed about what is going on in our world! 

 

Please scroll right down to the end, where you will find a list of websites that you will find useful and hopefully a lot of fun! 

 

 

Class of 2023/2024

Mental Maths Games

Who’s got the biggest puff?

Weekly Swimming Lessons at South Lakes

Happy World Book Day! We came to school ready for bed to remember the importance of reading before bedtime every night for 20 minutes. 🛌📕🥰

Home Schooling

Reading Eggs

September/ October Newsletter

November/ December Newsletter

January / February Newsletter

March / April Newsletter

Get reading with Roald Dahl!

Magnificent Michael Morpurgo.

Strengthen your reading with some Jeremy Strong!

Some children love the Harry Potter series and their reading just takes off! Not for everyone, but definitely for lots!

So many other amazing authors and books suitable for KS 2!

Dav Pilkey books are popular, especially with the boys.

‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ books are really popular, especially at the start of the year.

Minecraft books?

Horrible Histories?

It’s great to read Non-Fiction books to expand your knowledge and learn more about everything in our world....and out of this world!

Books about the Bible.

Francesca Simon books are always a popular read with boys, especially at the start of the year.

Poetry Anthologies

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  • Top Marks So many great games on this website!
  • Teaching Time Play time games and become more familiar using analogue and digital time
  • Tayto Fun Some activities linked to our ‘Journey of the Potato’ topic
  • Lisburn Museum We always look forward to a visit to Lisburn Museum: visit the Museum’s website to watch Virtual Tours and to discover more about the History of Linen and Ancient Egypt.
  • Mystery Science This website offers lessons that inspire children to love science.
  • Crash Course for Kids A YouTube channel for children with videos on so many topics. Recommended parent co-viewing for Primary aged children.
  • Science Projects Science-based challenging, fun and thought provoking real world Science projects.
  • Maths Games This is an American site, but there are lots of appropriate activities for UK primary children.
  • World and Map games Learn more about continents, countries, capitals and flags around the world.
  • Powerpoints Some good powerpoints on this site to assist with learning new concepts.
  • Reading Eggs An online resource to assist your child with their reading.
  • How linen is made Watch a video that takes you through the manufacture process from flax to the finished cloth.
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