Year 3
Home Learning During School Closure
Hi all, we hope that you are all staying well, safe and happy. Mrs Armley-Jones and myself are missing you all and we look forward to a time when we can see you all again. In the meantime, keep yourself busy. Try and do a few things that maybe you have never done before or that you'd always like to have tried. I'm sure that you are all looking after your parents and doing a few little jobs for them. In terms of work the most important thing is to keep reading as this is the backbone of your learning. Our current topic is "Farm to Fork" and there are some ideas of things you could do with your parents below. We particularly look forward to hearing all about the last one on the list!!! Keep your maths skills alive and work on your times tables.
You could have a go at the weekly home learning pack that we have put together which is attached as a document below Year 3 Home Learning 11.05.20
Remember that we are putting these up so that you have a range of activities to choose from. Please don't feel the pressure to complete everything that is offered.
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BBC Bitesize are now running daily lessons , so head to the website to find out more. There will also be lessons on iPlayer and on the Red Button on your TV. Go to https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/primary to find out more!
This weekend we celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE day. Here is a link to some online resources that might help you to understand the significance of this national event
https://www.britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/remembrance/teaching-remembrance
or have a look at
User Name: sch336 Password: writing
Keep yourself active and make sure that you get outside and enjoy yourselves every day
Any way, goodbye for now and good luck!
Mr Green and Mrs Armley-Jones
Below is some additional information and links that will help you and your child at home while they are unable to come to school that you can use along side the BBC bite size package and the Stowford Year 3 weekly home learning pack
Year 3 Curriculum Information: support at home during the current epidemic
ENGLISH : we have been looking at writing a range of fiction genres as well as non-fiction genres. You could encourage the children to write stories or topic pages based on any of the topics that we have covered so far. The Literacy shed is a fantastic website full of videos and images to support children's writing https://www.literacyshed.com/home.html
We have covered lots of areas so if your child does do any writing then please look at the following for them: spelling of common homophones, suffixes and prefixes (re, dis, mis, un, ly, ing, ed,nes and full), extending vocabulary and using root words. Punctuation: capital letters, full stops, commas, question marks, exclamation marks and inverted commas (speech marks). We have also worked on: openers (time and place), conjunctions, subordinate clauses with commas, paragraphing and of course handwriting.
We will be really pleased to see any work the children are producing over this period of time.
Due to the plan to close schools this week, we have had to abandon our latest Big Write. The children had been working towards writing a persuasive letter to argue against the issue of deforestation. Many of the children felt quite passionate about this as we explored some of the reasons for and against deforestation and might still like to try to write their letter at home.
MATHS : we have started to look at fractions and as this is a large part of the Year 3 curriculum it would be well worth getting to grips with it. We use White Rose at Stowford and much of what they produce is really easy to follow.
Use https://whiterosemaths.com/resources/schemes-of-learning/primary-sols/
You could also look at past learning and make sure your child fully understands it by retesting them and using some of the resources to help shape your questions.
Have a look at the "Additional Downloads" as these would be good to develop and stretch children's understanding of the maths they have covered as these are reasoning and problem solving questions
UPDATE:
White Rose have now released home learning lessons. These follow our current plans and come with videos to guide you through the learning as well as work slides and answers.
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/
As well as that, work on times tables, time and shape would also help.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
https://urbrainy.com/maths/year-3-ages-7-8/geometry-shape
Now could be a good opportunity for some children to develop the skill of touch-typing to help during written and computing tasks. Have a look at these links to start having a go!
https://toybox.tools.bbc.co.uk/activities/id/activity-dance-mat-typing/exitGameUrl/http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bbc.co.uk%2Fguides%2Fz3c6tfr
https://www.typingclub.com/sportal/program-3/116.play
http://www.typinginstructorforkids.com/
More information to follow, so please check this page for any updates!
Please see below for attached ideas for physical activities to do at home.