Year 3

Week commencing 13th July

 

We have been so impressed with all your hard work over the last 11 weeks! Both you and your parents have done amazingly well with the activities we have set. This final week of activities wraps up the topics you have been working on during your time working from home. Have a great week, enjoy the activities and look forward to a nice rest over the summer holidays.

 

 

 

If your child attends our key worker unit in school, please follow the timetable so that they do not repeat activities. 

 

Please post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it. These will be on class dojo by Monday. Please do not stress about completing all the activities.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below.

 

Suggested Reading Activities

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can.

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them!
• Read a story to someone at home.
• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each.
• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next!
• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text.
• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down. 
• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying.
• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out.
• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it.

 

Instead of a comprehension activity this week we thought it would be nice for you to have a well earned treat. Watch the first Harry Potter film with your family. You could make it even more of a treat and have popcorn or turn your home into a private cinema. After the film talk about what was different between the film and the book.

 

Writing activity 1 – Instructions

Watch the video on lesson 3 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3, Instructions) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Writing activity 2 – Instructions

Watch the video on lesson 4 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3, Instructions) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Writing activity 3 – Instructions

Watch the video on lesson 5 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3, Instructions) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

 

Maths Activity 1- Statistics

Go to White Rose Maths Summer Term week 12 and click on Summer term Week 11 W/C 13^th July and look at Lesson 3 – Pictograms. Watch the video and complete the questions on the worksheet.  You do not need to print the worksheet.  The questions can be answered in your work book.

 

Maths Activity 2- Statistics

Go to White Rose Maths Summer Term week 12 and click on Summer term Week 11 W/C 13^th July and look at Lesson 4 – Bar Charts. Watch the video and complete the questions on the worksheet.  You do not need to print the worksheet.  The questions can be answered in your work book.

 

 

Art Activity

Again, this week we are opening up our art lessons for you to choose a #Draw with Rob tutorial to follow. These are great videos that show how to draw several animals. Click the link ­https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBpgrJijMpk_pyp9uTbxLdg/videos and have a go at any of the animals. Give your animal a name and send us a picture.

 

Science

Well done you’ve all worked so hard on our science topics at home. To celebrate play the BBC bitesize game – Earth Squad, Go! https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z6bqkmn/articles/zj7s6v4 to explore different habitats around the world.

 

PE Activities - Go Noodle

To end the year log onto go noodle https://www.gonoodle.com/ (it's free to make an account) and enjoy your favourite dances, yoga or songs

 

PSHE Activity

We're continuing our work exploring our feelings as you leave year 3 and start to think about returning to school in year 4. The worksheets are below on last week's information for you to find those you have not yet completed. You could do some of these during the holidays so don't feel rushed to get the all done.

 

Music Activity

Go to the BBC Ten pieces at home webpage. We use these pieces throughout school to allow children to experience classical music in an interactive way.

 

This week: Explore beginnings with Beethoven...

This week it's all about beginnings and Beethoven with one of the most famous motifs in musical history! This is the final week of Ten Pieces at Home before we hand over the (conductors) baton to BBC Proms at Home.

 

Geography Activity

To finish the topic we thought you'd like to test your skills on a game. Use google maps to find the answers to this game:  https://world-geography-games.com/rivers.html 

 

Computing Activity

Complete the video sensing tutorial. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=all You will need to use a webcam or in-built camera to make this work.

Work through the steps to learn how effect the sprites you have made. Can you create your own cartoon that uses this?

Work for the week starting the 6th July

 

If your child attends our key worker unit in school, please follow the timetable so that they do not repeat activities. 

 

Please post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it. Please do not stress about completing all the activities.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below.

 

Suggested Reading Activities

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can.

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them!
• Read a story to someone at home.
• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each.
• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next!
• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text.
• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down. 
• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying.
• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out.
• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it.

Comprehension Activities

Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

 

Writing activity 1 – Instructions

Watch the video on lesson 1 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3, Instructions) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Writing activity 2 – Instructions

Watch the video on lesson 2 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3, Instructions) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

 

Maths Activity 1- Measure

Watch the video on lesson 3 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, measure) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook.

Maths Activity 2- Measures (different section from previous lessons)

Watch the video on lesson 1 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, measures) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook.

Maths Activity 3- Measures

Watch the video on lesson 2 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, measures) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook.

 

Art Activity

For the next few weeks, we are opening up our art lessons for you to choose a #Draw with Rob tutorial to follow. These are great videos that show how to draw several animals. Click the link ­https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBpgrJijMpk_pyp9uTbxLdg/videos and have a go at any of the animals.

Give your animal a name and send us a picture.

 

Science

What negative effects can we have on the environment? 

Watch https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zwywmnb about litter.  List the negative things that can happen if we don’t throw litter away.  Design a poster persuading someone not to drop litter thinking about what you have learnt. 

 

PE Challenge

This week we are encouraging you to take part in the Home Pentathlon Competition. Although the online closing date has passed it’s still a great way to be active throughout the week.
See the attached sheet and join in with either all or some of the activities. Send us a video of your favourite activity and let us know your score!

PSHE Activity

This week it’s been confirmed that the government hopes all school children will be back in school in September. How do you feel about this? Are you excited, happy or worried? For the next 2 weeks we’ll be exploring these feelings as you leave year 3 and start to think about returning to school in year 4. I’ve attached all worksheets in the returning to school pack for you to work through the next 2 weeks.

Music Activity

Go to the BBC Ten pieces at home webpage. We use these pieces throughout school to allow children to experience classical music in an interactive way.

This week: Get moving and create turntable inspired choreography with Sadler's Wells…

Using movements and gestures inspired by Gabriel Prokofiev's ‘Concerto for Turntables and Orchestra’; join dancer Jordan Douglas, in association with Sadler’s Wells, in creating your own table-top dance!

 

Geography Activity

Look at the research you did about a river last week. Can you choose a way to present what you found out. You could make a poster, a leaflet, a video presentation or any other way you can think of to show us your information.

Computing Activity

Complete the change size tutorial. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=all

Work through the steps to learn how to change size. Can you create your own cartoon that uses this?

Week beginning 29th June

 

If your child attends our key worker unit in school, please follow the timetable so that they do not repeat activities. 

 

 

Please post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it. Please do not stress about completing all the activities.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.

 

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below.

 

Suggested Reading Activities

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can.

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them!
• Read a story to someone at home.
• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each.
• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next!
• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text.
• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down. 
• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying.
• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out.
• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it.

Comprehension Activities

• Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

Writing activity 1 - Poetry Unit

Watch the video on lesson 3 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 English, poetry) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Writing activity 2 - Poetry Unit

Watch the video on lesson 4 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 English, poetry) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Writing activity 3 - Poetry Unit

Watch the video on lesson 5 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 English, poetry) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Maths Activity 1- Measure

Watch the video on lesson 1 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, measure) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook.

 

Maths Activity 2- Measure

Watch the video on lesson 2 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, measure) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook.

 

DT Activity

LO -I can evaluate my design.

What do you like about the planter you designed?

Do you think it is suitable for the use and person it was designed for?

What improvements could you make next time?

 

Science

What are positive effects we can have on the environment?  

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/science-ks1-ks2-ivys-plant-workshop-how-can-we-protect-plants-and-nature/z4fgxyc   

Design a poster about what you could do at school (when we’re back) or at home to have a positive effect on the environment. 

 

PE Activity 1

Have a go at the Born to Move lesson below: 

 

PE Activity 2

Try the Athletics lesson below: 

 

PE Challenges

 

PSHE Activity

Last week we started looking to mindfulness and mediation. This week we are going to continue by writing in thought clouds. Sit quietly and write down what thoughts float through your mind. You could draw a picture for some if it’s easier.

Music Activity

Go to the BBC Ten pieces at home webpage. We use these pieces throughout school to allow children to experience classical music in an interactive way.

This week: Create a news bulletin with the help of CBBC's Newsround...

Write and present a news bulletin about the life and work of composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges using tips from CBBC Newsround presenter Hayley Hassall.

 

 

Geography Activity

Choose a river to research. Find out as much information as you can about it and make notes. Next week we will be thinking about presenting what you have found out.

Which continent is it in?

Which countries does it flow through?

How long is it?

Do other rivers flow into it?

What is the land around it used for?

Any other interesting facts you can find out.

 

Computing Activity

Complete the animate an adventure game tutorial. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/249143200/editor?tutorial=animate-an-adventure-game

Work through the steps to create an adventure game using popular Cartoon Network characters. Can you create your own game?

 

 

If your child attends our key worker unit in school, please follow the timetable so that they do not repeat activities.  

  

Please post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it. Please do not stress about completing all the activities.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables. 

 

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below. 

 

Suggested Reading Activities  

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can. 

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them! 

• Read a story to someone at home. 

• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each. 

• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next! 

• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text. 

• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down.   

• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying. 

• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out. 

• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it. 

Comprehension Activities 

• Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

Writing activity 1 - Poetry Unit 

Watch the video on lesson 1 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 English, poetry) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook.  

 

Writing activity 2 - Poetry Unit 

Watch the video on lesson 2 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 English, poetry) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook.  

 

Maths Activity 1- Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 8 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

Maths Activity 2- Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 9 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

Maths Activity 3 - Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 10 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

DT Activity 

Make your planter. Remember to follow your design. 

 

Science 

Classification keys 2:  

Think about the work you did last week on classification keys.  You could have another go at http://www.crickweb.co.uk/ks2science.html to remind you.    

List 5 animals and draw a classification key for them.  Remember to use yes/no questions.  

 

PE Activity 1 

Have a go at the Born to Move lesson below: 

 

PE Activity 2 

Try the Athletics lesson below: 

 

PE Challenges 

 

PSHE Activity 

This week we are going to try some relaxation techniques using mediation. There is an audio file that you can download, listen to and follow or a script that someone could read to you to help you through the stages of mediation. You could try both and see if listening to a voice you know relaxes you more or less. How do you feel after mediating compared to before? 

https://www.meditationinschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Heal-the-Body-and-Mind.mp3

 

Music Activity 

Go to the BBC Ten pieces at home webpage. We use these pieces throughout school to allow children to experience classical music in an interactive way.  

This week: Write your own story inspired by a mythical creature... 

Children’s author Ivan Brett guides you in conjuring up your own story and mysterious character. Let the music of Mason Bates, played by the BBC Symphony Orchestra; inspire you in your writing. If you would rather create a storyboard or comic book style story use our guides below (there are different kids so choose the page that suits you best). 

Geography Activity 

Watch https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/51556930   

Think about the recent flooding in school.  What did we do about it? (New flooring with hard surfaces – why?)  

Read the information at https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/geography/physical-geography/causes-of-floods/  

What do you think it would be like to be affected by a flood?  

 

Computing Activity 

Complete the make a clicker game tutorial. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=all 

Work through the steps to create a clicker game. Can you create your own? 

 

If your child attends our key worker unit in school, please follow the timetable so that they do not repeat activities. 

 

Please post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it. Please do not stress about completing all the activities.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.   

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below. 

 

Suggested Reading Activities  

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can. 

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them! 

• Read a story to someone at home. 

• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each. 

• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next! 

• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text. 

• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down.   

• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying. 

• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out. 

• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it. 

Comprehension Activities 

• Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

Writing activity 1 

The sorting hat poem includes 4 lines to describe each house eg. 

You might belong in Gryffindor, Where dwell the brave at heart, Their daring, nerve and chivalry Set Gryffindor’s apart. 

If you could add a fifth house at Hogwarts, what would it be like? 

Write down your ideas and then have a go at writing 4 lines of a poem to describe your house. 

  

Writing Activity 2 

Today is our last lesson about Harry Potter. Can you use it to design a new book cover for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and write a blurb (the information on the back of the book) that would make someone want to read it without giving too much away. 

 

 Writing Activity 3 

Write a book review for Harry Potter. You can use the twinkl format as a guide or create your own layout.  

Make sure to include: 

• Which bit was your favourite and why 

• Your favourite character and why 

• Would you recommend the book and why or why not 

Maths Activity 1 

Watch the video and complete the activities at Oak Academy Perpendicular Lines Lesson  

Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Maths Activity 2 

Watch the video and complete the activities at Oak Academy Draw Perpendicular Lines lesson 

Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

DT Activity 

LO -I can design a planter 

Who could you design a planter for? 

You can be creative it may be for you, a member of your family or a character from a book. 

Look at these pictures for ideas. 

Draw a picture of what your planter will look like and label what you will need to make it and who it is made for. 

Science 

Watch video at https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zxjj6sg/articles/z9cbcwx 

Classify the minibeasts at http://www.crickweb.co.uk/ks2science.html 

Challenge: 

This is my identification key for 4 chocolate bars. I had to think of questions with yes/no answers. 

Can you list your 4 favourite chocolate bars then make a similar key for them? 

         

                                                          

PE Activity 1 

Have a go at the gymnastics lesson below: 

 

 

PE Activity 2 

Have a go at the invasion games lesson below: 

 

PE Challenges 

 

 

PSHE Activity 

 

Think about the positive skills and talents you have developed and can be proud of during lockdown.  Have you cooked?  Been on a bike ride?  Learnt a craft?  Write each one onto a star and decorate it to display in your house to remind yourself of all the things you can be proud of.  

 

Music Activity 

Go to the BBC Ten pieces at home webpage. We use these pieces throughout school to allow children to experience classical music in an interactive way.  

This week: Learn and perform Cuban rhythms inspired by Bernstein's 'Mambo'... 

Learn Cuban rhythms, create a kitchen percussion section and perform along to the lively ‘Mambo’ from 'West Side Story' with percussionist Stephen Whibley from the BBC Concert Orchestra. 

 

Geography Activity 

Week 3 Use digimap for schools website. In top right corner press the orange log in button. 

The username is: L396SF and the password is: wraphs1941 

Type Aughton into the search box and look for any rivers, lakes, canals in local area. Zoom out to look for coast. 

Try to track a river and see where it ends up. 

In top right corner of the map is a ‘map selector’ button. On this click ‘aerial’ and is shows an aerial view of the rivers you have found. (Another interesting feature here is to click 1890s or 1950s and see what your own local area looked like in these years!)  

  

 

Computing Activity 

Complete the ‘Make music’ tutorial on the Scratch website 

Watch the video then work through the steps. 

 

Week 7 - Week commencing 8th June

 

SUGGESTED timetable for the week 

 

This week we have provided a suggested timetable above but we are going to give you all the tasks by subject instead of by day.  You will then be able to post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it.  The work does not need to be completed on the days suggested above.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.   

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below. 

 

Suggested Reading Activities  

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can. 

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them! 

• Read a story to someone at home. 

• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each. 

• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next! 

• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text. 

• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down.   

• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying. 

• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out. 

• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it. 

Comprehension Activities 

• Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

 

Writing activity 1 

Prepare a performance of the Sorting Hat poem. Think about actions you might include and the volume (how loud or quiet) your voice is for different parts and expression that you might use. 

Perform the poem for a member of your family. 

 

Writing Activity 2 

The Sorting hat song mentions the characteristics of each Hogwarts house, jot them down in the relevant box below with definitions of the words that are unfamiliar. Then decide which house you would be in. 

 

 

Maths Activity 1- Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 3 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Maths Activity 2- Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 4 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

Maths Activity 2- Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 5 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

DT Activity 

NOTE: This activity accidentally appeared on last week’s work for the first part of the week but wasn’t on the timetable.  If you completed this work already you could have a look at the art activity here: Oak Academy Drawing Skills We will continue with the next DT lesson next week.  Sorry! 

 

LO -I can investigate and draw/sketch planters/raised beds. 

Look at different planters/raised beds/window boxes/ plant pots either in your garden, on the internet, in magazines. 

· How they are similar/different and the materials used. (wood, plastic, cardboard). 

· What they have been used for? E.g Herbs, Vegetables, flowers. 

· Why is it this size? 

· Who might use it? 

· Where might it be kept? (On a window, on a patio, in a vegetable garden). 

Draw/ sketch some of the planters you have found. 

Which do you like the best and why? 

 

Science 

What is a food chain?  

• Watch ‘What is a food chain?’ video then complete the activity at https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zbnnb9q/articles/zwbtxsg   

• Try to make some food chains using https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zbnnb9q/articles/zcgbjty  

And   

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zbnnb9q/articles/z93vdxs  

And  

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zbnnb9q/articles/zsphrwx  

 

PE Activity 1 

Choose one of the following Bone to Move lessons below. Both include choreographed dances to help keep you fit and active! 

 

PE Activity 2 

Practise your ball control skills by playing the gate game as shown by Miss Valentine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izgTkF4HgcI 

Challenge your skills with the bottle game! 

PE Challenges 

Computing Activity 

Complete the add effects tutorial. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/editor/?tutorial=all 

Work through the steps to create effects on sprites. What effects can you create? 

Week 6 - Tuesday 2nd June

 

SUGGESTED timetable for the week 

 

This week we have provided a suggested timetable above but we are going to give you all the tasks by subject instead of by day.  You will then be able to post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it.  The work does not need to be completed on the days suggested above.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.   

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below. 

 

Suggested Reading Activities  

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can. 

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them! 

• Read a story to someone at home. 

• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each. 

• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next! 

• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text. 

• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down.   

• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying. 

• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out. 

• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it. 

Comprehension Activities 

• Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

 

Writing activity 1 

1. Haiku is a very old form of poetry from Japan. It consists of three unrhymed lines. Traditionally, the first and last lines have five syllables each, and the middle line has seven syllables. Notice how many syllables are in each line of this haiku by the 17th-century Japanese poet Basho: 

From all directions  

Winds bring petals of cherry  

Into the bird lake 

Having few words and pausing at the end of each short line gives a special feeling to haiku. Even a simple statement sounds thoughtful—as though it has a deeper meaning. 

1.  How do you write a haiku?  Make sure your first line has five syllables, your second line has seven syllables and your final line has five syllables in it.  Check out the examples below about Harry Potter. 

 

Scar on his forehead 

Quidditch star every weekend 

Likes to zoom on brooms. 

 

Can you choose another character from Harry Potter and write a Haiku to describe them?  If you like you could draw a picture to illustrate your haiku. 

 

Writing Activity 2 

Can you write haikus about different places in Harry Potter that you have read about.  You could choose Hogwarts, the Forbidden Forest, the Dursley’s house, the Gryffindor Common room or another place of your choice. 

Here is an example about Diagon Alley: 

 

Dark and shabby street 

Brick to touch to let you in 

Goblins run Gringotts. 

 

Maths Activity 1- Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 1 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

Maths Activity 2- Angles and shape 

Watch the video on lesson 2 from the Oak National Academy online classroom (Year 3 maths, angles and shape) – Pause the video throughout the examples and complete then complete the activity. They should write their answers in their workbooks, or if you want them to print the activity out, this can be written on and stuck in their workbook. 

 

 

 

 

Science 

1.Watch https://eden.uktv.co.uk/education/inspired-attenborough/article/lesson-6-planet-earth/ 

Use these treasure hunt cards to try to find some of these things in your local area.  If you cannot get out to do this at the moment eg. if you and your family are self-isolating, you could save this activity for a future week or think about where you have seen some of these things in the past. 

 

PE Activity 1 

This week’s Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) is dodging. Watch the video on youtube by our sports partnership group to see how to set up a dodge track https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvRjTIxxvqo. Ask an adult to help time you. 

1. What is the fastest time you can complete your track? 

2. Can you create an assault course with a dodge track included? 

3. Time your family to see who can complete the course the quickest. 

 

PE Activity 2 

Try one of this week’s activities at https://www.gonoodle.com/good-energy-at-home-kids-games-and-videos/ 

 

PE Challenges 

 

PSHE Activity 

We are continuing to look at how we express feelings and our mental well-being. 

Choose 1 of the big feelings from the last activity. Write or draw it on the body outline sheet thinking about: 

• Where in the body might someone have that feeling? 

• If the feeling had a colour, what would it be?  

• If it had a shape, what would it be? 

• If it had a texture, what would it be? 

• If the feeling had a sound, what would it be? 

• If the feeling were an image or a picture, what would it be? 

Write a list of activities that allow you to express your feelings (eg talking, acting, singing, dancing, art, music, writing: stories, blogs, poems, diaries). Create a picture board of how you like to express your feelings. 

Music Activity 

Go to Out of the ark music website  The site has lots of songs for the children to sing.  Choose one and you could post a video of you singing on your dojo page.   

 

Geography Activity 

Use Digimap for schools  website.  In top right corner press the orange log in button.   

The username is: L396SF and the password is: wraphs1941 

This should bring up a UK map. 

Click on the file below and follow the instructions to find the names of the cities from the map on page 3.   

You can write the names in your work book (you don’t need to print out the table on page 4). 

Computing Activity 

Complete the ‘pong game’ scratch tutorial 

Work through the steps to create a game.

Week 5 - Monday 18th May

 

SUGGESTED timetable for the week

Again we have provided a suggested timetable above and all the tasks are organised by subject.  You can post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it.  The work does not need to be completed on the days suggested above.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables. 

 

Suggested Reading Activities

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can.

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them!
• Read a story to someone at home.
• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each.
• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next!
• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text.
• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down. 
• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying.
• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out.
• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it.

Comprehension Activities

• Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

Writing activity 1

Read/listen to chapters 10 and 11. https://hpaudiobooks.club/philosopher-stone-stephen-fry/2

Have a go at writing some instructions for how to play Quidditch. 

Think about:

The equipment needed.

The players needed.

How to play – Where is it played? What does each player do?  What happens when the Quaffle goes through the hoops?  What happens when the snitch is caught? 

 

Writing Activity 2

Read/listen to chapter 6.  What might Harry and Ron chat about on the train to Hogwarts?  If possible discuss this with someone at home and note down ideas.

Draw speech bubbles and write into them what each character might say in a conversation.  Try to draw at least 4 speech bubbles for each character.  As a challenge you could add an alternative word for said outside the speech bubble.

Have a look at these ideas to help.

 

Writing Activity 3

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zvftsbk  Watch video about speech marks.  

Can you put your conversation from yesterday’s work into speech marks using the rules from the video?

Try to use some of the different words for ‘said’ from the word mat you looked at yesterday.

Eg. “I can’t believe we’re going to Hogwarts at last!” cried Ron.

As a challenge, you could also try to add an adverb eg. happily, loudly for how they said it.

Eg. “I can’t believe we’re going to Hogwarts at last!” cried Ron excitedly.

 

Maths Activity 1

Watch the video https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-3/ Week 3 lesson 4 – multiply and divide by 3. Complete the worksheet either by printing it or writing answers in your workbook. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources

 

Maths Activity 2

Watch the video https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-3/ Week 4 lesson 1 – multiply and divide by 4 and 8. Complete the worksheet either by printing it or writing answers in your workbook. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources

Art Activity

Look at a variety of coins that we use today.   Have a go at sketching one of them.

Now look at these pictures of Roman coins then have a go at designing one of your own.

Science

Draw a picture of the sun and a picture of yourself standing outside. Draw where you think yourshadow will be?

 

Discuss where the sun is in the sky over the day. How can you observe this? Discuss not looking directly at the sun.

Plan an investigation into measuring the size and position of your shadow over a day.

Discuss how often you would measure it eg. Every hour.

 

Think of different ways you could measure their shadow using what they have at home eg. Photos, string, tape measures, drawing round with chalk and the best way to record their results eg. photos, table of measurements etc. Watch www.bbc.co.uk/education/clips/z6fnvcw

 

PE Activity 1

This week’s Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) is how to kick a ball accurately. Watch the video on youtube by our sports partnership group to see how to aim and target an area. See if you can accurately kick into an area 5 times in a row. Then make it harder by moving back a step and trying again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbZ0AH5QXdI

1. How many steps can you move back and still hit the target 5 times in a row?

2. How many steps can you move back and still hit the target 5 out of 10 times? (does not need to be in a row)

3. Can you make a game kicking a ball to a target area? Decide on a point system and how you might change it for different people (maybe taller people have to stand further back). Blog your game and how to play.

 

PE Activity 2

Try one of this week’s activities at https://www.gonoodle.com/good-energy-at-home-kids-games-and-videos/

 

PE Challenges

PSHE Activity

For the next few weeks, we’re going to be looking at how we express feelings and our mental well-being.

1. Make a feelings graffiti board – jot down all the words you can think of to describe feelings and emotions. You can use different colours and styles of writing to make it look fun.
2. Use the feelings match up sheet to match similar feelings together. Can you order them in order of intensity from the root feelings to the strongest feeling. You don’t need to print the worksheet you can write them from the screen.

Music Activity

Continue to have a go at the activities and songs on the charanga  website. 

 

History Activity

 How did Romans live in Britain?

 

1. Watch A day in the Life of a 10 Year old in Roman Britain -BBC history. https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons/day-life-10-year-old-roman-britain-history

 

Make notes about features of Roman life.

 

2. Create your own book about Romans.  You could think about:

 

1. Houses and Homes

 

2. Clothing

 

3. Food

 

4. Jobs

Or other topics you find out about.

 

Use websites for ideas e.g

http://www.primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/Romans.html

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zwmpfg8

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/school-radio/history-ks2-romans-index/zvgk47h

 

Computing Activity

Complete the ‘animate a name’ scratch tutorial

Work through the steps to animate your own name.

SUGGESTED timetable for the week 

 

This week we have provided a suggested timetable above but we are going to give you all the tasks by subject instead of by day.  You will then be able to post your work onto class dojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it.  The work does not need to be completed on the days suggested above.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.   

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below. 

 

Suggested Reading Activities  

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on dojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can. 

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them! 

• Read a story to someone at home. 

• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each. 

• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next! 

• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text. 

• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down.   

• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying. 

• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out. 

• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it. 

Comprehension Activities 

• Read this short text and try to answer the questions.  You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

Writing activity 1 

Listen to/read Chapter 15 – The Forbidden Forest.   https://hpaudiobooks.club/philosopher-stone-stephen-fry/2 

What happens to Harry in the forest?  As you are listening/reading note down what happens to Harry eg.  

1.Taken to Hagrid’s hut by Filch 

2.Told they have to go into the forest. 

Then for each thing that happens to Harry try to draw a thought bubble for what he would be feeling at this point in the story. 

 

Writing Activity 2 

Using your work from Activity 1 this week, write a diary entry as Harry about his time in the Forbidden Forest.  Think about 

•What happens to him and what he can see around him in the forest at each point. 

•What he is thinking/feeling at each point in the forest and how you know this. 

  

Maths Activity 1 

Watch Mrs Salkeld’s grid method video on Class Story on ClassDojo. Complete the worksheet below either by printing it or writing answers in your workbook. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources. 

The worksheets on White Rose Hub use a different method to what we use in school. Do not use column multiplication with your children. Instead watch Mrs Salkeld’s video and use the worksheet below using the grid method as this is what the children have seen before.  

 

Maths Activity 2 

Watch Mrs Salkeld’s chunking method video on Class Story on ClassDojo. Complete the worksheet below either by printing it or writing answers in your workbook. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources. 

The worksheets on White Rose Hub use a different method to what we use in school. Do not use bar division with your children. Instead watch Mrs Salkeld’s video and use the worksheet below using the chunking method as this is what the children have seen before.  

 

Maths Activity 3 

Watch the video https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-3/ lesson 4 – multiplication and division problem solving. For help on our written methods watch Mrs Salkeld’s videos on Class Story on ClassDojo from this week. Complete the worksheet either by printing it or writing answers in your workbook. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources 

 

Art Activity 

In the House of Livia a whole room has been painted as a garden with landscape views. 

Watch this clip how to draw 3simple spring flowers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bYgLP47NCw 

Have a go at doing your own sketches. 

 

Find pictures of flowers and birds on the internet or observe birds and flowers in your garden and make some other observational drawings. 

If you want to you could use coloured pencils, chalk, watercolours and pastels to create your own frescoes. Remember you could use smudging techniques if using pastels or chalks. Think about what you like about your drawings and what you could change perhaps if you had other equipment available. 

 

Science 

Try to plan an investigation into whether the distance of the light source (eg torch) from the object affects the clearness of the shadow. 

Think about what would keep the same each time you try this (Type of torch, type of object, size of object etc). 

What would you change (distance from torch). 

Discuss how would measure eg. putting torch 10cm further away each time. If you think a different distance would be better, try it and see how well it works. 

 

Record the results in a table with the shadow being given a rating from 1-5 (1 being blurred/5 being clear) 

 

Try to complete this sentence: 

‘As the torch gets further away, the shadow gets ___________. 

 

PE Activity 1 

This week’s Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) is how to roll a ball accurately. Watch the video on youtube by our sports partnership group to see how to aim and target an area. See if you can accurately roll into an area 5 times in a row. Then make it harder by moving back a step and trying again.  

1. How many steps can you move back and still hit the target 5 times in a row? 

1. How many steps can you move back and still hit the target 5 out of 10 times? (does not need to be in a row) 

1. Can you make a game rolling an object to a target area? Decide on a point system and how you might change it for different people (maybe taller people have to stand further back). Blog your game and how to play. 

 

PE Activity 2 

Try one of this week’s activities at https://www.gonoodle.com/good-energy-at-home-kids-games-and-videos/ 

 

PE Challenges 

 

PSHE Activity 

Last Friday (8th May) was the 75th anniversary of VE day. Below is a resource we use in schools for assemblies called picture news. This has a poster with information on it and then an activity sheet with some information and ideas for discussions and activities suitable for Key Stage 2 children.  

 

 

 

 

Discuss some of the points with your children and how they think they will feel when they hear about the lockdown ending. What things would they like to do? You could start a lockdown jar like this mum here https://metro.co.uk/2020/04/06/mum-makes-magical-jar-things-children-can-look-forward-lockdown-12517237/ of things to do after lockdown. Let us know some of the things you’ll be looking forward to doing. 

 

Music Activity 

Go to Out of the ark music website  The site has lots of songs for the children to sing.  Choose one and you could post a video of you singing on your dojo page.   

 

History Activity 

What were main Roman settlements and how were they connected? 

1. Can you match the current place names to the correct Roman name? 

1. Can you find any of these places on a map eg. Google maps? 

How do you think they would have got things from one Roman settlement to another? 

That’s right using Roman roads. 

1. Watch this BBC clip A map of Roman roads in Britain 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zdgrkqt 

  

 

Computing Activity 

Complete the ‘code a cartoon’ scratch tutorial 

Watch the video then work through the steps to get the characters to do different things. These tutorials are tricky so see how far you can get. 

As an extra challenge can you code the final 2 characters to do something? 

Activities for week 3: 4th May - 8th May

 

SUGGESTED timetable for the week 

 

This week we have provided a suggested timetable above but we are going to give you all the tasks by subject instead of by day.  You will then be able to post your work onto ClassDojo into the right folder eg. ‘Writing activity 1’ whenever you have completed it.  The work does not need to be completed on the days suggested above.  Do what fits your family best.  Remember the most important things are to read and practise your times tables.   

 

Instead of giving a get epic task every day this week, we are still going to suggest a range of books on this website, but there are also other suggested reading activities that you could choose from instead below. 

 

Suggested Reading Activities  

Remember these are some ideas for activities you could do over the next few weeks.  Choose one or think of a reading activity of your own.  You can post pictures on ClassDojo of any activities you manage to do.  The most important thing is to read as often as you can. 

• Read a book in the garden/in your favourite place to read – you could post a photo of yourself reading on your dojo profile – we’d love to see them! 

• Read a story to someone at home. 

• Share reading a story with someone at home eg. read a page each. 

• Write us a book review telling us all about a book that we might enjoy – it’s always good to have ideas of what we could read next! 

• Draw a picture of a character in the book thinking about what you have found out from the text. 

• Predict what might happen next in a story you are enjoying – you could discuss this with someone at home or write your ideas down.   

• Talk to someone at home about what has happened in a book you are enjoying. 

• Make a timeline of the events in a story – you could draw a comic strip or act them out. 

• Describe your favourite part of a story you have read – you could draw an illustration for it.

 

Comprehension Activities 

• Have a go at one of these comprehension tasks. You can answer these straight into your workbook – you don’t need to print out the sheet.

 

Writing activity 1 

 

 

 

 

Listen to/read chapter 11 – Quidditch.  https://hpaudiobooks.club/philosopher-stone-stephen-fry/3/ 

List things that Harry saw when he was playing his first Quidditch match – can you think of at least 5 different things that Harry can see in each picture and write an adjective to describe each thing. 

How did he feel – how do you know this from the text eg. Harry felt _______ because __________. 

Can you think of at least 3 different feelings with reasons to go with each of the pictures. 

 

Writing Activity 2 

Use the pictures from the last session to write a diary entry as Harry.  Remember you will need to write in the first person using ‘I’ and ‘my’ if you are pretending to be Harry.   

Write one paragraph for each of the pictures.  In each paragraph, describe what you can see.   Also describe how you feel at this point in the Quidditch match giving reasons for why you feel like this. 

 

Maths Activity 1 

Watch the video https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-3/ lesson 2 – adding money (without a decimal point). For help on our expanded column addition method watch Mrs Salkeld’s video on Class Story on ClassDojo. Complete the worksheet either by printing it or writing answers in your workbook. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources 

 

Maths Activity 2 

Watch the video https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-3/ lesson 3 – subtracting money (without a decimal point). For help on our expanded subtraction method watch Mrs Salkeld’s video on Class Story on ClassDojo. Complete the worksheet either by printing it or writing answers in your workbook. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources 

Art Activity

Last lesson we sketched ideas for a mosaic. 

Use this graphic package to create your own Roman mosaic design. 

http://macropolis.org/banderillas/famosaic/easy.htm 

When you are happy with your design watch the following you tube clip creating a paper mosaic. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3Lxyqn42eU 

 

Science Activity

Make a list of 10 surfaces that you can see your reflection in (spoon, mirror etc.).

What is different about your reflection in each of these surfaces?

Look at yourself in a mirror. If you lift your hand up, which hand does your reflection lift up?

If you touch your left ear, which ear does your reflection touch?

 

If you have a printer, print the maze pictures below. Using a pencil try to complete maze A looking at the maze. Then try completing maze B but only looking at the maze in a mirror.  Ask someone to time you for each and record your time.  We have included the ‘your partner’ sheet in case anyone at home wants to try to beat your times!

If you don’t have a printer try to draw the maze below.

As a challenge sketch out your own maze four times.  Try to complete the first maze looking at the maze on the paper then the second one only looking at the maze in a mirror.  Ask someone to time you for each and record your time.  The third and fourth mazes are for anyone at home who wants to try to beat your times!

It might look like this:

 

PE Activity 1

Today fundamental skill is balancing. Watch the video to see how to effectively balance on 1 leg.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEzbkxKZWRc

1. Time yourself (or ask a family member to) balancing on each leg. Can you balance longer on your left or your right?
2. Have a balancing competition with your family. Who can balance the longest? Can they still balance the longest on the other leg?
3. Try lowering your body in a squat position, this lowers your centre of gravity. Lift 1 leg forwards to balance on the other leg. Is it easier to balance on 1 leg lower down or harder?

 

PE Activity 2

Complete some gonoodle activities. Try a different type of video you’ve not done before eg a yoga activity. Did you enjoy it?

 

PE Challenges

Below are this week’s coach challenges. If you would like to try any of the activities and go against our Sports Partnership Team copy and paste the link, watch the challenge and let us know how you did.

 

PSHE Activity

Continue to complete activities from the time capsule booklet you started last week.

 

Music Activity

Continue to have a go at the activities and songs on the charanga website.

 

History Activity

 Who was Boudicca and what did she do? 

1. Read this description and draw a picture of the person being described. 

‘She was a Briton of royal descent. The rebels thought her their best leader. She was much more intelligent than women usually are. She was tall, and she was terrifying to look at. She had a fierce look in her eyes and a raucous voice. A huge mass of yellow, knotted hair hung down to her hips. Around her neck she had a huge torque of gold and she wore a scruffy dress of many colours, over which she fastened a thick cloak with a brooch. She looked terrifying. This was how she normally dressed.’ 

1. Read this description and draw a picture of the person being described. 

‘She is a good Queen, always friendly and helpful to her people. We like her very much and respect what she tries to do for us.  

She is tall and has long beautiful golden hair. She has a sparkle in her eyes and is always smiling.  

She sometimes rides on a chariot. She wears lovely colourful clothes which are held together with a golden brooch’ 

 

Both of these describe the same person.  Why do they differ? (One is written by the Romans and one by the Celts).  Who is telling the truth? 

 

Most of the information that we know about the Celts was written by Romans. Can we trust this information to be accurate? Are there any modern day sources of information we can’t always trust and why? (eg Wikipedia because anyone can edit it)

 

Have a great week!

Summer week 2 - Week commencing 27th April

 

Below is our suggested timetable for the week. Details for the activities each day can be found below. Please choose activities that fit in with your household routine and do not feel like you have to complete every activity. A good balance of school activities, spending time as a family and relaxing is vital at this time. You can add any activity onto ClassDojo for us to see.

 

 

Monday 27^th April

Reading

We have added some more texts on getepic.  Always click the three question marks to complete the quiz at the end of your reading.

Writing

Warm up using spelling frame to practise this week’s spellings either by using the practise or a free game.

 

Read these descriptions and then choose one that you want to work on.

 

Description of Albus Dumbledore

Nothing like this man had ever been seen in Privet Drive.  He was tall, thin and very old, judging by the silver of his hair and beard, which were both long enough to tuck into his belt.  He was wearing long robes, a purple cloak which swept the ground and high heeled, buckled boots.  His blue eyes were light, bright and sparkling behind half-moon spectacles and his nose was very long and crooked, as though it had been broken at least twice.  This man’s name was Albus Dumbledore.

 

Description of Hagrid

If the motorbike was huge, it was nothing compared to the man sitting astride it.  He was almost twice as tall as a normal man and at least five times as wide.  He looked simply too big to be allowed, and so wild – long tangles of bushy black hair and beard hid most of his face, he has hands the size of dustbin lids and his feet in their leather boots were like baby dolphins.  In his vast, muscular arms he was holding a bundle of blankets.  A giant of a man was standing in the doorway.  His face was almost completely hidden by a long, shaggy mane of hair and a wild, tangled beard, but you could make out his eyes, glinting like black beetles under all the hair.

 

Draw a sketch of this character and label it using words from the description.  You could then also add your own words about how you imagine the character to look.  Think about their appearance including their clothes and their personality.

Use your sketch to write a description of the character that you chose.  Try to split your writing into 2 paragraphs – one about their appearance and one about their personality.  Think about using some adjectives and prepositions.

 

Examples for each paragraph:

Appearance

Below his chubby face, he had a tangled beard of black bushy hair.

Under his long black cloak, he wore a scruffy white shirt with huge holes in.

Personality

After he laughed, his eyes twinkled with joy as he smiled at the students.

 

Maths

Play TT Rockstars (15 mins) remember all your coins go in our pot against the other classes.

 

Art

Look at this BBC History website showing mosaic floors. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/mosaics_gallery_07.shtml

What can you see in the mosaics? E.g Eagle, Gladiator.

As well as mosaics the Romans decorated rooms with frescoes a painting done rapidly in watercolour on wet plaster on a wall or ceiling, so that the colours penetrate (go into) the plaster and become fixed as it dries.

Look at some of the frescoes on this website and video.

What can you see? E.g. birds trees flowers.

Sketch a few of your favourite mosaics and frescoes.

 

Tuesday 28^th April

Reading

Choose a text from getepic.  Always click the three question marks to complete the quiz at the end of your reading.

 

Writing

Log onto spelling frame to practise this week’s spellings either by using the practise or a free game.

 

Maths

Warm up using TT Rockstar (15 mins) remember all your coins go in our pot against the other classes.

Watch the White Rose Maths Summer Term Week 2 W/C 27th April– Click on Summer Term Week 2 and then look at lesson 1 – Add fractions. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources.

 

Science

Draw a mug.  Can you add the shadow to the picture as if a light was shining on it from one side?  Then try this out with a mug and a torch or the sunlight and see if you were right.  Was there anything that you missed?

Explore with torches and other materials you can find around the house eg. Card with holes cut in, comb, mirrors, book in different positions eg. pages spread out, cardboard tube, building block etc.   Draw what you can see.  The objects don’t have to be the ones on this list – they are just suggestions – what can you find that makes an interesting shadow? 

How can we make a shadow bigger? Investigate moving an object away from the torch or the torch away from the light – decide which they will do after exploring both.  Can you measure how far the object is from the torch and measure the object each time.  If you can you should measure the object but if you don’t have measuring equipment eg. Tape measure at home you could describe the size using a scale from 1-5 (1 being small and 5 being the biggest).

Record results in a table eg.

Eg.

 

PE

This week we’re focusing on Fundamental Movement Skills (FMS) and how to throw accurately. Watch the video on youtube by our sports partnership group to see how to aim and target an area. See if you can accurately throw into an area 5 times in a row. Then make it harder by moving back a step and trying again.

1. How many steps can you move back and still hit the target 5 times in a row?
2. How many steps can you move back and still hit the target 5 out of 10 times? (does not need to be in a row)
3. Can you make a game throwing an object to a target area? Decide on a point system and how you might change it for different people (maybe taller people have to stand further back). Blog your game and how to play.

 

Wednesday 29th April

Reading

Choose a text from getepic.  Always click the three question marks to complete the quiz at the end of your reading.

 

Writing

Warm up using spelling frame to practise this week’s spellings either by using the practise or a free game.

Read/listen to chapter 8 of the story.

https://hpaudiobooks.club/philosopher-stone-stephen-fry/2/

Think about how each of the teachers is described.  Sketch your own teacher that might work at Hogwarts.  Think carefully about the type of person they are and how you might show this in what they look like eg. Snape has ‘cold and empty eyes’.

When you have drawn your character, label it, thinking again about their appearance, clothes and personality.

Write a description of the character that you planned. 

Split your description into 3 paragraphs – what they look like, their clothes and their personality.

 

Maths

Play TT Rockstar (15 mins) remember all your coins go in our pot against the other classes.

 

PSHE

We have added a booklet called Time Capsule Activity booklet.  This contains a range of activities that you can complete as you have time over the next few weeks (you don’t need to do it all today!) You do not need to print the booklet off you can choose some activities to complete or ever just talk about.

 

Music

Check your email for a username and password for this website.  Look for this login box on the left and enter your details.

 

 

Click on ‘Bringing us together’ and follow the instructions for which activities to select from the bar on the right.

We’ve also put on songs for 7-9 year olds in case you want to try any of these with your family – you could let us know what you have enjoyed.

 

Thursday 30^th April

Reading

Choose a text from getepic.  Always click the three question marks to complete the quiz at the end of your reading.

 

Writing

Log onto spelling frame to and click on test to test this week’s spellings.

 

Maths

Warm up using TT Rockstar (15 mins) remember all your coins go in our pot against the other classes.

Watch the White Rose Maths Summer Term Week 2 W/C 27th April– Click on Summer Term Week 2 and then look at lesson 2 – Subtract fractions. You do not need to print the worksheet out, you can only answer the questions that do not require lots of drawing of resources.

 

History

Watch video clip http://www.bbc.co.uk/guides/z9j4kqt

Look at the rest of the website down as far as ‘How did the Celts fight back’.

Look at this website for more information about how the Romans invaded Britain.

Make a poster or a leaftlet including some pictures and information on what you have found out.

 

PE

Pick some more go noodle activities and have fun practising your dance moves!

 

 

Friday 1^st May

Reading

Choose a text from getepic.  Always click the three question marks to complete the quiz at the end of your reading.

 

Writing

Warm up using spelling frame to practise this week’s spellings either by using the practise or a free game.

Read/listen to chapter 2 about Harry and Dudley.

https://hpaudiobooks.club/philosopher-stone-stephen-fry/

Write a comparison of Harry and Dudley.  Try to use some language like ‘Unlike Harry,’ ‘Although Dudley…’ ‘Like Dudley…’ etc as well as comparatives (happier, taller, kinder, smaller) and superlatives (happiest, tallest, kindest, smallest).

You could think about:

• How they are treated.
• What they look like.
• Where they live in the house.
• How they behave.

 

Maths

Play TT Rockstar (15 mins) remember all your coins go in our pot against the other classes. 

 

Computing

Complete the make a chase game scratch tutorial. Click on Tutorials on the top ribbon (has a lightbulb icon next to it) and scroll to find the Make a Chase Game tutorial (has an orange octopus on it). Try to create the octopus game by going through the steps. Ask your family to play and record what the highest score they got.

After, if you want an extra challenge, try to create a new chase game using a different sprite. Which game do your family like most?

Year 3 Over the next 2 weeks these are some websites to visit:

 

English:

 

• Spelling frame - https://spellingframe.co.uk/ - Practise spelling patterns and year 3 and 4 common exception words. Children have a log in for their own profile. This can be found in their reading records and now in their homework folders. Spellings have been put on weekly for the foreseeable future. Children should complete the online test and could be tested by parents / guardians offline.

 

• Pobble 365 - http://www.pobble365.com/ - Photo inspiration for writing.

• Each day has a new picture, you can pick and chose one you like. Scroll down for activities to encourage writing and a story starter to inspire children to write. Also includes sick sentences to fix and ideas for their own picture. 

 

Home reading

 

Keep reading at home and collecting those pugs! Children have until the beginning of the Easter holidays to get as many as possible. Your children can colour them in as they have read. They were promised a treat if they completed the challenge, we would appreciate your support in finding some small way to reward them if they do achieve this challenge, eg them picking a tv show/film, choosing a meal etc.

 

• Epic! - https://www.getepic.com/ - reading books online and short quizzes to check comprehension. Children have been given details on how to log in as this is a new reading system there will be some trial and error so please bear with us as we learn this new system to support reading.

 

Maths:

 

• Times tables rockstars - https://ttrockstars.com/ - Times tables and division practise. Children have a log in for their own profile. This can be found in their reading records and now in their homework folders.

 

• Hit the button - https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button - Times tables and number bonds practise. Year 3 need to practise all of their 2,5,10,3,4 and 8 times tables. The next times tables they have to learn is the 6 times tables so children can get a head start. This is a free game with no sign up needed.

 

• Learn to tell the time - https://mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/resource/116/telling_the_time# , https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/measures- There are lots of games and resources to support you teaching your child how to tell the time.

 

Children need to be able to:

 

• Tell and write the time from an analogue clock, including using Roman numerals from I to XII, and 12-hour and 24-hour clocks.

• Estimate/read time with increasing accuracy to the nearest minute.

• Record/compare time in terms of seconds, minutes, hours; use vocabulary such as o’clock, a.m./p.m., morning, afternoon, noon, midnight.

• Know the number of seconds in a minute and the number of days in each month, year and leap year. • Compare durations of events [for example to calculate the time taken by particular events or tasks]. All of these can be done practically around the house eg cooking, set meals time, how long until an activity / how long will an activity last etc

 

Lower Junior Foundation Subjects:

 

PE:

 

• GoNoodle - https://app.gonoodle.com/login - PE and active learning website. This is a free service however you need your own email address is needed to sign up and access the videos.

 

Geography:

 

• Create a project about the Lake District - https://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/ - This is a website we have used in geography to support the children’s learning. This project could include ideas like:

• where it is

• why people visit

• the effects of tourism

• details about the landscape

 

DT:

 

• Make a meal with a family member and say what makes it a balanced meal. Explain the Eat well plate to a family member and how your meal fits into it - We have done the Eatwell plate in school this term

• Look at the Eat Happy project (Tesco) Watch videos

 

Healthy Eating 

 

• Why eating fruit and veg is good?

• How is Dairy good for our bones and teeth?

• How does protein help mend us when we’re hurt.

• Food around the world and How does your food grow.

 

Art:

 

• Sketch a landscape or create a landscape collage – We started this last half-term but did not have time to finish due to flooding

• Design a new animal character that could appear in a Beatrix Potter book. Give your character a name and label using noun phrases.

• Grizedale forest in the Lake District is the home to many sculptures. Andy Goldsworthy produces art work using natural materials such as flowers, twigs, pebbles, grass and pine cones. Research his work and make a sculpture of your own using natural materials. KS2 All about Andy Goldsworthy PPT Twinkl

• Design a new Easter egg. A4 template on Twinkl

 

Science:

 

• Complete a sound survey – Twinkl

• Create a musical instrument out of recycling materials, which can create different pitched sounds – we have started our sound topic and this was to be our next few lessons.

 

A project on planting food – All pupils will receive a seed or a number of seeds to plant. This was to be a project in school to support PSHE (mental wellbeing), Science (parts of a plant and how plants grows), DT (where food comes from and cooking with it after).

 

This can include writing and photos of the journey of growing a plant and then harvesting and creating a meal with them.

 

Some of the activities can be supported by powerpoints and worksheets on Twinkl if you decide to. Twinkl are allowing parents to access the site for the time being.

Discovery Education Espresso - You have all been sent a username and password for espresso. This site contains links and videos for all subjects. 

Get Growing

 

Children who were in school on Thursday 19^th March has received a seed to grow at home. This is designed to be a project that can be written up in their learning from home book. All seeds are early varieties so that should be ready to harvest in June or July.

 

Year 3 are growing carrots or peas.

For growing guides please click on the above vegetable name.

 

Thanks

 

Mrs Salkeld

Online Safeguarding for parents

 

We want everyone to keep safe during this time. Please can you continue to be mindful of your child’s use of the internet, especially of any social media apps and support them safely in keeping in touch digitally with their friends. Please encourage them to think about online safety rules as they learn and lots of these links can be found on our school website.

 

Links to Online Safeguarding Site:

 

• https://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/
• https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/
• https://nationalonlinesafety.com/
• https://www.internetmatters.org/

We hope that you find this information useful and informative. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or queries through the following email address: year3@towngreen.lancs.sch.uk

 

These will be checked frequently Monday – Friday for the next two weeks but please be patient for a reply as we will get back to you as soon as possible.