Year 3 Home Learning Thursday 4th February 2021

Date: 3rd Feb 2021 @ 2:17pm

Good morning Year 3. I hope you had a happy Wednesday and are looking forward to a fun day ahead. I think you will enjoy the writing activity today.

 

PLEASE NOTE: I have left some yellow dictionaries at the school office. These are the same dictionaries that we use in school. You can show the people at home how we use them, and then you can use them to make sure that your spellings are perfect in your writing, just like we do in class.

 

Thursday 4th February 2021

This week is Children’s Mental Health Week. This year’s theme is Express Yourself. Expressing yourself is about finding ways to share feelings, thoughts, or ideas. This could be through art, music, writing and poetry, dance and drama, photography and film, and doing activities that make you feel good.

Each day you will be doing some activities related to Children’s Mental Health Week and hopefully it will help you to feel happy and positive.

Start your day with this song – Get back Up Again:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFuFm0m2wj0&safe=active

 

Reading

Please read out loud to somebody for 20 minutes.

Choose 3 words which you do not know the meaning of. Try to figure out their meaning from the sentence they are in. Use a dictionary to check.

 

Spelling

Here are your spellings for this week. They all end in –tion.

station, fiction, motion, nation, education, action, injection, caption, fraction, competition.

 

Write the long date: Thursday 4th February 2021

Write the title: Letter Jumble

Try to unjumble these letters to find your spelling words. Remember, they all end in –tion.

  1. attnsio
  2. rtnoacfi
  3. euncdaoti
  4. jniinecto
  5. iimepcoottn
  6. pacntio
  7. noitcif
  8. nntaio
  9. anioct
  10. tmnooi

 

Here are the answers:

  1. station
  2. fraction
  3. education
  4. injection
  5. competition
  6. caption
  7. fiction
  8. nation
  9. action
  10. motion

 

Writing:

Read pages 246 to 252 of Mr Stink.

Please collect a yellow dictionary from school when you can to use in your writing.

 

Long date: Thursday 4th February 2021

Title – Can I choose words to use in a policy?

On page 248, Chloe’s mother said she could stand at the next election but would have to change her policies. I would like you to write her new policies for her.

You might want to include things about: homeless, education, health, NHS, jobs, environment, and anything else you can think that would make the world a better place.

Try to use some of the words we found in Mrs Crumb’s old policy – banned, outlawed, deported, introduced, discontinued.

I have attached her old terrible policies to the blog in case you want to have another look. They are on the same PowerPoint as today’s pages.

Here is how I would like you to set out your policy:

VOTE FOR ...

If you vote for me, I will make the world a better and safer place for everybody. Here is a list of my policies:

  1. Homeless people to be given shelter, food and water.
  2. Plastic wrappers to be discontinued in all supermarkets.

 

Remember:

Perfect spelling

A capital letter at the beginning of each policy and a full stop at the end

Beautiful handwriting

 

To make it even better:

Add extra information to some of your policies using brackets, like this:

  1. Plastic wrappers to be discontinued in all supermarkets (plastic is destroying our oceans).

 

Please send me a photo of your policies on Seesaw, I will be looking out for beautifully presented work.

 

Times tables

Play on Hit the Button.

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

Click on Division Facts and then ÷4.

If you find it tricky, write out your 4x tables before you start and use them to help.

 

Sumdog

Go on Sumdog and complete the following challenges:

Spelling Challenge – tion – Monday 1st February – Sunday 7th February

Number Challenge – Addition and Subtraction – Monday 1st February – Sunday 7th February

 

 

Counting

Count out loud in 4s:

From 0 to 48.

From 48 to 0.

 

Maths

Today you are going to be practising adding by bridging ten. There is a video on Seesaw which will explain this and show how you can draw an empty number line to complete the questions. We have done this in class before, so it should just be a reminder.

Write the short date – 04.02.21

Write the title – Can I bridge ten to add?

Copy and complete the questions attached to the blog.

The answers are on the same sheet, below the questions.

For an extra challenge if you want to:

Make up your own addition sums and show me how you could use bridging ten to answer them, you could use higher numbers. If you choose to do this, you could send me a video or photo on Seesaw – pretend you are the teacher J

 

Children’s Mental Health Week activities

  • Complete today’s Wellbeing Journal – attached to this blog.
  • Complete Our Friends – attached to this blog.
  • Listen to and take part in the breathing activity which is on Seesaw.

 

PE

Watch this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj4ytgX77bM&safe=active

Complete the activity attached to this blog – Healthy Hearts

 

 

French

The theme for our learning this week is la Fête de Chandeleur – the feast of Candelmas on the 2nd February. Attached is a PowerPoint which describes French traditions on this feast day and an idea for a treat!

Download the PowerPoint and read and listen.

Now write today’s date in your book – you should be able to do this by yourself by now. The month is now février. Write the learning objective:

Can I write my opinions of pancakes?

The instructions are on slide 6 of the PowerPoint.

I’d love to see a little video of you saying whether you like or don’t like different pancakes on seesaw!

Bon appétit! Bonne fête!

 

Reminders

Please keep sending me your work on Seesaw – I am so proud of you for the work I have seen so far.  Today I would like you to send me a photo of your writing.  

Don’t forget to go on Sumdog. 21 of you have been on the spelling challenge, one of you has already completed it, wow. 20 of you have been on the number challenge and 7 of you have already completed it. Well done.

Don’t forget to collect a yellow dictionary from the school office when you can.

 

 

Have a happy day J I am so proud of each and every one of you! Please send me a photo of your writing on Seesaw. I will be looking out for beautifully presented work.  

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