Week commencing 25th January 2021
Welcome to your Year 3 home learning page. We hope that you enjoyed your first full week of online learning! We really enjoyed seeing you all on screen and the work you have produced has been absolutely fantastic! Keep up all of your hard work. We have added a slide show of some amazing work that your teachers have spotted. Keep uploading your work as we love to see what you have been up to!
Our timetable will still be the same on Teams and the structure of the day will remain the same.
This is what the structure of the day on Teams will be for all children in Year 3.
9.15am - English
10.30am - Maths
11.30am - Phonics/Spellings
1.30pm - Topic
3pm - Class read
Each lesson will have an input from the class teacher for around 25 minutes as they would normally have in the classroom. The children will then be directed to their independent work, which will be located on Teams. Please see the file below which will guide you and your child as to where to find their work.
Please ensure that the children only complete the learning for that day.
All of the lessons will be recorded so don't worry if you miss one, your child will still be able to access the lesson and the work that has been set.
As always, please do not hesitate to contact your child's class teacher if you have any questions or queries. Teachers will be able to answer any queries between 8.45am and 3.45pm.
katie.frost@fernwoodprimary.co.uk
lorna.mcgarvie@fernwoodprimary.co.uk
laura.garaguso@fernwoodprimary.co.uk
beth.spendlove@fernwoodprimary.co.uk
alice.marriott@fernwoodprimary.co.uk
Reading
We are aware that some children may not be able to access the same range of books as they would be able to at school. To support with this we have added a range of websites which have different online books provided for free. Please have a look and download any books that you would like to read with your children.
We are also encouraging children to take part in our Reading Bingo activity. If children complete the bingo card they will receive a prize from their class teacher when we are back in school.
Thank you for your continued support in helping your child become a reading hero!
English
Today in English we will be completing our newspaper report. We will be writing our conclusion and adding our picture with a caption.
Maths
This week we will be continuing learning about fractions. We will be counting in fractions, recognising unit and non-unit fractions, making a whole, recognising tenths and counting in tenths. Watch these fun videos to help with our learning this week.
Phonics
This week we are continuing our learning on suffixes. We will be learning about the es, ies and ves suffixes. We will be looking at these suffixes in words, how it changes the word (plurals) and what some of the spelling rules are. You don’t need to print anything for these lessons, you just need a pencil and paper.
Remember…
A phoneme is a SOUND.
A digraph is TWO LETTERS, ONE SOUND.
A trigraph is THREE LETTERS, ONE SOUND.
A split digraph is TWO LETTERS, ONE SOUND, SPLIT BY ANOTHER SOUND.
Today we will be learning about the -es suffix.
Science
This week, we are learning about the skeleton. Why do we have one? What would we be like without one?
The skeleton helps us MOVE. We have joints that mean we can move. Can you find joints on your body?
The skeleton PROTECTS important organs inside our bodies. Which part of the skeleton protects the brain? Which part of the skeleton protects the heart and lungs?
The skeleton also SUPPORTS us. Can you imagine what we would look like without one?
English
Today in English we will be completing some work on homophones. Have a look at this video to remind yourself what a homophone is.
Maths
Today we will be learning to recognise unit and non-unit fractions.
Spellings
Group 1 - Your spellings are looking at adding the suffix -sure
measure
treasure
pleasure
enclosure
closure
disclosure
leisure
pressure
reassure
exposure
group
adoration
Group 2 - Your spellings tis week are some more of the Year 3 tricky words.
important
interest
island
learn
length
minute
often
opposite
History
We are continuing to learn about the Stone Age and how people used to live in Britain. This week we are learning about the how we farmed in the Stone Age times. We are looking at Skara Brae, one of the best preserved settlements from the Stone Age.
Your task: Create a bird’s eye view drawing of the Skara Brae site. Label the different parts.
English
Today we will start our learning on different types of poetry. We will be learning about calligrams, haikus and rhyming poetry.
Today you will become a poetry detective and try to locate the different features of each poetry type.
Maths
Today we will be learning to make a whole.
Phonics
This week we are continuing our learning on suffixes. We will be learning about the es, ies and ves suffixes. We will be looking at these suffixes in words, how it changes the word (plurals) and what some of the spelling rules are. You don’t need to print anything for these lessons, you just need a pencil and paper.
Remember…
A phoneme is a SOUND.
A digraph is TWO LETTERS, ONE SOUND.
A trigraph is THREE LETTERS, ONE SOUND.
A split digraph is TWO LETTERS, ONE SOUND, SPLIT BY ANOTHER SOUND.
Today our learning will be about the -ies suffix.
French
This week in French we are looking at using ‘Je suis…’ which means I am. After recapping all the animals that we have been learning over the last few weeks you will have the opportunity to make an animal mask.
Task 1: Word search
Task 2: Crossword
Task 3: Design your animal mask.
Thursday 28th January 2021
English
Today we will be writing our own calligram (shape poem).
Maths
Today we will be learning to recognise tenths.
Phonics
This week we are continuing our learning on suffixes. We will be learning about the es, ies and ves suffixes. We will be looking at these suffixes in words, how it changes the word (plurals) and what some of the spelling rules are. You don’t need to print anything for these lessons, you just need a pencil and paper.
Remember…
A phoneme is a SOUND.
A digraph is TWO LETTERS, ONE SOUND.
A trigraph is THREE LETTERS, ONE SOUND.
A split digraph is TWO LETTERS, ONE SOUND, SPLIT BY ANOTHER SOUND.
Today our learning will be about the -ves suffix.
RE
In RE this week, we are learning about the parts of a church. We are learning the proper names for the areas we find inside a traditional church.
Your task: Can you create a model of a church? You could draw it, use lego or create a crafty one!
English
Today in English we will be writing our own haiku poems.
Maths
Today we will be learning to count in tenths.
Spellings
Practise your spellings ready for your spelling test.
Group 1 - adding the suffix -sure
measure
treasure
pleasure
enclosure
closure
disclosure
leisure
pressure
reassure
exposure
group
adoration
Group 2 - Year 3 tricky words
important
interest
island
learn
length
minute
often
opposite
PSHE
This week we are learning about dealing with setbacks and disappointments- things we all have to experience during our lifetime.
In the lesson we will be discussing strategies to deal with setbacks and disappointments and will also be considering how we would feel in certain scenarios and what advice we would give.
You will be either creating a poem or making a positivity booklet to share ways to deal with setbacks and disappointments.