Ffynhonell: https://openweathermap.org/
Welcome back! How did last week go? Let me know in the comments below!
Our subject this week will be the Weather
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Here is a list of activities for this week yma;
1. Learn about clouds from this picture (Source)
IDEAS - Create a Key
- Create a Database on J2e on Hwb, choose J2data --> Database (or use
Microsoft Access or Excel/ Numbers)
- Keep a cloud diary
2. Make a Tornado in a Jar
Ffynhonnell: http://onelittleproject.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Tornado-in-a-Jar-Facebook.jpg
3. Make a Weather Map (link warning- don't click on any external links on this page) --> record yourself making a weather forecast
4.English - On the 7th of April it's William Wordsworth's birthday. He wrote I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud
IDEAS - Write a list of similies about the weather
- Write your own "cloud" poem
5. Experiment! - Make your own rain gauge and note the rainfall each day for a week.
- Show your results in the form of a bar graph
6. Poster - Research and make a poster about the importance of sun safety
7. Timeline- Timeline about the history of flight. Important dates, interesting facts and illustrations. (Task for Year 4 on J2e, due 3/4/2020)
8. Independent learning - Learn about the Water Cycle ( y Gylchred Dwr (Welsh) )
9. Picture - Make a picture of a rainbow to put in your window!
10. Make your own rainbow and learn how light bends
11. Wellbeing - Take the time to lie on the floor (safely) and look at the clouds
12. Write a script or cartoon using the weather symbols as your characters. One character must be able to fly. (Task for Year 4 on J2e, due 3/4/2020)
13. Make oa musical instrument - "Rain Maker"
Research - Which country/ countries use rainmakers?
14. Growth Mindset - Make a kite. Experiment with adding pieces or creating special shapes. Is there a better way of making a kite? Remember to use recycled materials.
14. Growth Mindset - Make a kite. Experiment with adding pieces or creating special shapes. Is there a better way of making a kite? Remember to use recycled materials.







