4T were very excited to be visited by a Roman solider this week for a Roman workshop. We used drama and role play to learn about Roman society, gods and entertainment.

4T also used a lot of creativity to finish our Roman shields by adding patterns and details. Well done to all of 4T for working so hard this half term.

It’s been another really positive week in 4T. I have been really impressed with the collaboration skills shown by everyone helping each other to make our Celtic shields. The cardboard was quite tough to cut but with perseverance and help from our classmates, we have completed the first step in making them. Our recognition board theme has been acts of kindness and it’s been lovely to see how kind and helpful people have been to others this week.

Thank you to all of the parents who came to parents evening on Wednesday. The online appointments will be on Monday.

We were very excited this week to welcome Reverend Dave to our class. He talked to us different parts of the church and what his job involves. He then spent time answering all of the questions we had prepared for him. It was really interesting insight into the life of the church.

4T have shown great collaboration in reading this week. Working in teams, they answered a series of questions by reading an information text about the Roman army. We then used these questions to do a quiz quiz trade activity to see what information we had remembered. We were also able to use what we’d learnt to label the armour of a Roman soldier.

4T have been excitedly monitoring our eggs as part of science experiment about the affect of different drinks on teeth. Surprisingly, we found that the eggshell with the most damage was the one in Diet Coke. Most of us had predicted that coke would be the worst. We found that water and milk are the best drinks for our teeth.

4T have been ACE Scientists this week to investigate the effect of different types of drinks on teeth. We set up an experiment using eggs, as the shell is similar to tooth enamel. We put the eggs is milk, water, Diet Coke and coke. We have written predictions about which will drink will affect the shell the most and the least. We have been monitoring the experiment throughout the week and will have the final results next week.

We have had another fantastic week of learning in 4T. In English we have learnt an exciting warning tale called ‘Keep off the tracks’. I was very impressed with how well everyone joined in with the actions. In Maths, we learnt how to represent numbers to 10,000. As Scientists, we investigated the different types of teeth and what they could tell us about whether an animal is a carnivore, herbivore or omnivore. 4T also showed me there brilliant debating skills in RE, where we were discussing what the term to ‘fish for people’ meant in relation to the story of Jesus calling his first disciples.