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Year 4 Revision Activities
Aurelie Chapat
Created on September 5, 2021
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Click musical note for song of the half term to be played every day.
Autumn 1 Year 4
Week 4
Week 6
Week 2
Week 1
Week 3
Week 5
Bonjour, bonjour, comment ça va?
Week 1
Number match
week beginning 6th Sept 2021
Click on the + sign for an interactive acitivity. Click on an audio icon in the pairs game and get the children to listen to it. Ask the children to write the number in digits. Can one person come to the front and correctly match the audio to the digit card? Can the class work together to match them all successfully?
Guess my number
Write a number between 0 and 10 on a whiteboard, keeping it hidden from the class. Ask the children to guess the number in French. Whoever guesses first, comes and writes their own numbers between 0 and 10 on a whiteboard for the rest of the class to guess. Repeat several times.
Click icon for short video to practise new vocabulary
Order the number
Click on the + sign for this interactive activity. Teacher clicks on an audio fle to hear a number read aloud. The children write down what they think the number is on mini whiteboards and hold them up. One person comes to drag the number to the correct place on the number line. Did everyone get it right? Click on the blue tick to make the class's work.
Hidden Number
Write any number between 0 and 10 on a post-it note. Send one member of the class outside. Hide the post-it somewhere in the classroom. Bring the "finder" back in. Class guides the "finder" by chanting the number over, getting quieter if the child is far away and louder as they get close. Can they use their voices to guide the finder to the number?
Recognising numbers 0-10
Week 2
week beginning 13th Sept 2021
Spinner spellings
Click on the + for the interactive activity. Use the roulette wheel to spin a number in digits. Can the children write the number in words on mini whitebpards? Each correct answer wins them a point (deduct half a point for any misssing accents). Who can get the most points?
Spelling numbers 0 to 10
Click on the + for the interactive activity. Display the number written as blanks and allow the children time to work in pairs to try and work out what number it could be and write it in words on their whiteboard. One child is chosen to come and spell the word, using the digital keyboard, and everyone checks their spelling on the whitebpard.
Click icon for short video to practise new vocabulary
Clap the number
The teacher stands at the front of the class and claps a certain number of times (any amount betweem 1 and 10). The children count the claps in their heads in French and write down the number that was clapped, in words, on their whitebpards. Everyone to check spelling against the video slides, if needed.
Loto (Bingo)
Children draw a loto grid on their whiteboards, as shown below.
Pupils choose 5 numbers to put into their grid, along with one box which has the word 'loto' written inside it. Teacher calls out any number between 0 and 10 in French and pupils cross off those that they hear.
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loto
Writing numbers 0-10
Week 3
Noughts and Crosses
week beginning 20th Sept 2021
Children work in pairs and draw a grid, 3x3 (as below) on one whitebpard between them and write a range of numbers from 10 - 16 (some will be repeated). .
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One child take noughts and the other crosses. They take it in turns to say and number. If correct, they can put their symbol in the box.
Loto! (Bingo)
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Children draw a loto grid on their whiteboards, as shown below.
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Pupils choose 5 numbers to put into their grid, along with one box which has the word 'loto' written inside it. Teacher calls out any number between 10 and 16, inclusive, and pupils cross off those that they hear.
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Click icon for short video to practise new vocabulary
loto
Missing numbers
Click on the + for a sound file. Ask pupils to write down every number in order, in digits, from 10 - 16. Listen to the audio clip and cross off every number you hear. Which numbers between 0 and 16 did I not say? Can you tell you teacher in French?
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Children stand in a circle. The first person starts at 0, saying either one, two or three numbers in a row in French (e.g. zéro, un, deux). The sequence now moves to the next person, who also says either the next one, two or three numbers in the sequence (e.g. trois, quatre). The number sequence continues round the circle. The aim is not to be the person who says 15. If you are, you are out and the counting starts again.
Recognising numbers up to 16.
Week 4
week beginning 27th Sept 2021
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Week 5
week beginning 4th October 2021
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Week 6
week beginning 13th October 2021
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