1. Choose your homework task from the menu. By half term you must have completed 2 starters, 2 mains and 2 desserts. Each week you will need to complete 1 task of your choice – this is to be handed in on a Tuesday. Being the best we can be, together’ With compliments Broomgrove Junior School, Broome Grove, Wivenhoe, Colchester, Essex CO7 9QB T: (01206) 822893 E: admin@broomgrove- jun.essex.sch.uk W: www.broomgrovejuniorsch ool.co.uk Headteacher: Mr Matthew Fuller ‘Being the best we can be, together’ With compliments Year 4 Presents A Right Royal Battle & When Mickey Met Wallace Takeaway Homework Menu How to order Please remember to learn your tables up to the 12 times table. The National Curriculum requires all children to know them by heart by the end of Year 4.

2. Find out about the story of Romulus and Remus. Draw and write a comic strip of it. Don’t forget to use speech bubbles and captions to explain the story. Write the age of 5 people you know in Roman numerals. Try to include a range of ages. MAINS STARTERS DESSERTS 2.Make a poster explaining how to multiply and divide a number by 10, 100, 1000.Make a poster explaining how to multiply and divide a number by 10, 100, 1000. 3.How many words can you make from Norman Invasion in 3 minutes?How many words can you make from Norman Invasion in 3 minutes? 4.Read a book and take the quiz in one week. Write the date you started and the date you quizzed (with the score) in your Home Learning Book.Read a book and take the quiz in one week. Write the date you started and the date you quizzed (with the score) in your Home Learning Book. 1.Write a short play script of a well- known or favourite story eg. Goldilocks, or an advert for a product eg. A theme park.Write a short play script of a well- known or favourite story eg. Goldilocks, or an advert for a product eg. A theme park. 2.With some friends or family, act out your play/advert and put it on a disc or stick for us to share. It might even end up on our website!With some friends or family, act out your play/advert and put it on a disc or stick for us to share. It might even end up on our website! 3.The Normans built many of our historic buildings including churches and castles which we still use today. Draw and label the parts of a Norman building.The Normans built many of our historic buildings including churches and castles which we still use today. Draw and label the parts of a Norman building. 4.Think of an animated film that you have really enjoyed. Write a review explaining the plot, who the characters are and what they are like. Give your opinion of it. Explain exactly why you like it.Think of an animated film that you have really enjoyed. Write a review explaining the plot, who the characters are and what they are like. Give your opinion of it. Explain exactly why you like it. 5.Challenge: be able to spell ALL of the Year 3 and 4 National Curriculum spellings correctly. An adult must sign your book to say that you can do this.Challenge: be able to spell ALL of the Year 3 and 4 National Curriculum spellings correctly. An adult must sign your book to say that you can do this. 1.Have a go at sewing something. You might like to try some cross-stitch to create a mini tapestry.Have a go at sewing something. You might like to try some cross-stitch to create a mini tapestry. 2.Wallace and Grommit are famous animated characters invented by film maker, Nick Park. Design your own character using plasticine or a similar material. Present it with a card telling us its name and a few facts about it.Wallace and Grommit are famous animated characters invented by film maker, Nick Park. Design your own character using plasticine or a similar material. Present it with a card telling us its name and a few facts about it. 3.Practice drawing some cartoon animals or characters. Draw or stick them in your Home Learning book.Practice drawing some cartoon animals or characters. Draw or stick them in your Home Learning book. 4.Make an object that the Normans used. This might beMake an object that the Normans used. This might be a sword, a helmet, a goblet an item of clothing or something else. 1. Make up 5 balanced number sentences like this: 2x6x5=10x6=60.