St. Theresa
Welcome to St Theresa's Class Page
Term 6
Monday 5th June - Science Week, Our science fair on Thursday 8th
W/C Monday 12th June - Official Multiplication Check - All in school all week please!
Please take a moment to read the notices below as well as the term dates above.
Do make sure to check this page regularly to see any updates.
Mrs Moran & Mrs Chapman
Reminders
- Our P.E lesson is timetabled for Thursday afternoon. Please remember to bring your kit with you each week, don't forget you will be going home in it. All P.E items should be named clearly.
- Please remember to bring in your named water bottle each day.
- Children have been allocated a reader day - they need to bring their reading book in on that day. They will read with myself or Mrs Chapman and their book will be changed then too if required. Reader days are posted in the documents below.
- Times Table Rock Stars - knowing your times tables is essential for so much of the work you will complete in Year 4 and beyond. Keep your skills fresh by practising as often as you can.
- Homework is given out on Friday and is expected back on Tuesday.
- Class email address sttheresa@st-bartholomewsrc-pri.kent.sch.uk
St Theresa House Captains
Becket: Brooke
Savio: Jun
Fisher: Daniel
Mercy: Maisie
St Theresa School Councillors
Harry & Claudia
St Theresa Class Chaplins
Arianna & Szymon
St Theresa Digital Leaders
Jacob & Emilia
St Theresa Eco Warriors
Dewey & Annie-Lou
St Theresa Language Leaders
Filip & Tija
SCIENCE half-term homework
How to use MyMaths

Hi everyone!
Here is a reminder video from Miss Hughes for how to access MyMaths.
Your log in details have attached to you reading records along with your Bug Club, Purple Mash and TTRS log in codes.
Here is a reminder video from Miss Hughes for how to access MyMaths.
Your log in details have attached to you reading records along with your Bug Club, Purple Mash and TTRS log in codes.
We got to award to KINDNESS award this week, and our very deserving recipient was...Scarlett. Well done!!!
We, along with our Year 4 friends in St Martin's class have been busy winning again this week. Great job Y4 - very proud of you for remaining undefeated!
We had a visit today from 'Bird Man' Alan, and he brought four of his feathered friends with him. We met Cybil the Hawk, she was quite naughty and couldn't see windows very well, Basil the Falcon was quite small but very noisy, Alaska the Bald eagle was immense in every way and finally Sparky the Barn owl. Ask us about it!
We are LEGENDS!!! In the history of TTRS at St Bart's, no-one has ever scored a 6 figure total - until now!!! 101,195 points for YEAR 4. WOW
Our determination paid off and the TTRS trophy came back to us!
This week in our class, I have introduced a new initiative to encourage the children to focus as much on their written presentation as their brilliant content. I have bought a cuddly pencil, that is 1 metre tall!!! Children will experience cuddling 'Penny' when they produce beautifully presented work. See who has been lucky enough below!
All our efforts paid off once more when the TTRS trophy came back to us. We won with 55,372 points which gave us 40,000 more points more than our rivals. Well done to everyone who played for our team!
Lower KS2 have been learning about Judaism. We were learning about their Holy Book called the Torah. It is a sacred scroll written in Hebrew that details, amongst other things the ten commandments given to Moses by God on Mount Sinai. We made our own scrolls and wrote some typical Jewish prayers. We wrote them in Hebrew, then gave a phonetic translation before translating into English. They look BRILLIANT!!!
We conducted an investigation to see the affects various fluids can have on our teeth. For this we used eggs as their shell is similar to the enamel we have on our teeth. We submerged the eggs into water, coke, vinegar, black coffee and covered our final egg in toothpaste and sunk that in black coffee too. Check out what happened to each egg after 5 days...
Notre vainqueur de la coupe du monde - toutes nos félicitations Dewey!!!!
Proud teacher alert!!! We retained the trophy with a MASSIVE score. Excellent job team Theresa 👏👏👏
Today we became Stone Age foragers and painters. We wanted to create authentic cave paintings that Stone Age people may have painted. We went looking on the field for sticks, feathers, stones or anything else we thought would make a substitute paintbrush. Using natural materials, we painted onto some sandpaper to recreate the surface of a cave wall. Great end results, as you can see!
We have been trying to improve our times table skills by playing some games. Today was a new one, we were rolling special 12 sided dice to generate a times table question for us to answer. We had to draw the array that matched. We were competing against a partner to see who could achieve the most arrays!
We’ve been making ourselves very tired with our latest science investigation. It involved A LOT of vigorous shaking! We’re trying to find out how much gas weighs, and at the same time, find out which common fizzy drink is the fizziest. Ask us about it, if we have the energy left to tell you that is!
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The Oak National Academy This is the link for the government 'classroom'