Year 3 Home Learning - Week 5 Day 3 3rd February 2021
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Shared Reading - Read the text two times and answer the questions. Roman Rescue To decode the words: Look at the letters, make the sound and blend the sound together. Chunk up the word and put it back together. Look for the small words in the big word. Read the sentence again.
First, read the question. Questions: Next, go back and find the answer in the text. Skim and 1. Why did Charlie say “But they’re ours now” scan for key words. 2. Why did Tilda say the items should be in a museum? Some questions are thinking questions. You need to find the clues in the text to 3. ‘Most were handwritten in ink’ why would the ledgers be answer them. handwritten? Finally, write the answer. 4. ‘Like a rose in a bed of dandelions’ why has the writer made this comparison? 5. Why do you think Tilda’s jaw slowly dropped open? 6. What do you think the professor was writing about in his journal? 7. Where do you think Charlie thinks the Professor is now? Try to work through as many of the questions as you can.
Starter – Can you sort the adverbs into the correct category? Time slowly brightly noisily lately sadly loudly speedily swiftly silently darkly finally dimly excitedly happily recently brilliantly quietly rapidly soon
English - Main Activity This week, children will complete a range of English activities based on Use the link to access the Oak Academy lesson which you will need to complete. Follow the link – https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons /to-write-the-climax-cmu3ar
Extra English if you would like! Below are other useful websites that can be used for grammar games, phonics activities and reading websites. Phonics Reading Phonics play – https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ Oxford owl - Sign up for free interactive ebooks Phonics bloom – online - https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for- http://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/literacy.html home/find-a-book/library-page/ ICT games - School readers (password – lovetoread) - http://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/literacy.html https://www.schoolreaders.org/storytime Booksfortopic - children to sit back and listen to stories being read aloud - Grammar https://www.booksfortopics.com/storytime-online Nouns and verbs - Oak academy’s virtual school library - https://www.education.com/game/nouns-and-verbs- https://library.thenational.academy/ sort/ Adjectives - Writing https://www.education.com/game/adjectives-quiz/ 10 minute writing challenges - Verbs and adverbs - https://authorfy.com/10minutechallenges/ http://www.scootle.edu.au/ec/viewing/L6187/index. html
Arithmetic revision Find the answer and write it in the rocket’s trail. Singing is a fantastic way to remember the times tables. Try this link to a new timestable song - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzVyBQ 5uTbo&t=39s Remember to check and mark your work using the answers at the end of this document
How quickly can you complete the 4 times table questions? TIP: Write out the 4 times table as a sequence if Remember to check and mark your work using the you need to! answers at the end of this document
Maths- Main Activity This week, children will begin looking at angles and shapes. Use the link to access the Oak Academy lesson which you will need to complete. Click on the circles at the bottom of the page to get to different parts of the lessons. The lessons include videos, quizzes and worksheets. Don’t forget to log onto Mathletics https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-recognise- for some additional activities linked right-angles-6ww34d to the Oak academy lessons. Remember to check and mark your work using the answers in the Oak Academy video
Maths- Oak Academy Worksheet
Maths- Oak Academy Worksheet
Maths Competitions Rockstar Maths Everyday Maths Complete questions at home to earn Find maths in your environment. points for your class!
Maths - Extra if you would like! Below are other useful websites that can be used for Maths games and times table practise. Children also have their logins for Mathletics and Times Table Rockstars. Topmarks: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Search.aspx?Subject=16&AgeGroup=3 Times Table songs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QU_E0u-tP4&list=RDe7rYbk9PNuM&index=2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C4EN7mFHCk&list=PLaSZ7kwwxKqXpdLA0hIA9fa8RVmRC32pv https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uneATAeac7Q Jack Hartmann: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TgLtF3PMOc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCxvNtrcDIs Times Tables practice – Pick the times table you want to focus on: https://www.timestables.co.uk/speed-test/
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Today we are going to learn about the Miracles of Jesus. What is a Miracle? When Christians talk about a miracle, they mean an event that is not ‘normal’ – one that is unusual. It is scientifically not possible and it fills us with wonder. Watch the video and read the story of the Bear who feels sick https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-fLRiPi0Ww What happened to the bear? How did he feel better? Was this a miracle? Or do you have any other explanation?
Bible tells us stories about the miracles that Jesus did. When Christians Ittalk shows about how special a miracle, Jesus they mean was – He had the power to make an event that is not ‘normal’ – that is, one that should not be able to happen accordingthings to thehappen. Christians believe that miracles happened. laws of nature. Watch the video to see how Jesus healed people. Task 2 The man’s friends showed great faith and friendship in this story. Write an example stating how you show your friends that you care for them?
French
Mercredi 3 février LO to know the names of some classroom objects in French. By the end of the topic you will know the names of a number of classroom objects, know about the different words for ‘a’ in French and be able to say a sentence about what is in the classroom. Last week we learned that one word for ‘a’ is ‘un’. This week we will learn the names of some more classroom objects and another word for ‘a’. We will also learn how to ask and answer a question. For this activity you will need to run the PowerPoint as a slideshow. • To do this click on ‘Slideshow’ at the top, then ‘From Current Slide’. • Move the arrow keys to move to the next slide Go onto the school website to access the French PowerPoint!
Priory School’s Creative Yoga with Mr Croker
Learning Objectives - To demonstrate self belief and a can do attitude in our yoga - To continue to become familiar with new poses Click on the link below - https://youtu.be/6-aqXCa2-nY
Poses The Carioca The Toy Solider • Cross your legs whilst standing • Standing up bring one leg out in front • Bend over forwards and try to touch trying to keep it straight. your toes • Swap legs and repeat The Stomach Curl The Inch Worm • Start by lying down • Start in front support • With your hands down in front keep • Bring your legs up without moving your your hips on the floor • Lift the top half of your body off the hands floor • Then walk back down into front support
Answers
Answers to the questions Why did Charlie say “But they’re ours now” He thought they were theirs because they had bought the house and everything in it. Why did Tilda say the items should be in a museum? They were very old and lots of people would enjoy learning and seeing them. ‘Most were handwritten in ink’ why would the ledgers be handwritten? They were handwritten because they didn’t have computers or typewriters in the past. ‘Like a rose in a bed of dandelions’ why has the writer made this comparison? It was all bright and new compared to the older ones. Why do you think Tilda’s jaw slowly dropped open? She was shocked by what she was reading. What do you think the professor was writing about in his journal? Time travel. Where do you think Charlie thinks the Professor is now? Lost in time.
Starter – Can you sort the adverbs into the correct category? noisily slowly brightly loudly speedily darkly silently swiftly dimly quietly rapidly brilliantly Time sadly lately excitedly finally happily recently angrily soon slowly brightly noisily lately sadly loudly speedily swiftly silently darkly finally dimly excitedly happily recently brilliantly quietly rapidly soon
Arithmetic revision Find the answer and write it in the rocket’s trail. 15 12 21 18 30 0
How quickly can you complete the 4 times table questions? Remember to check and mark your work using the answers at the end of this document
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