Hello year 3, 

So, here it is, our final home learning grid. I have absolutely loved getting to know all of you over the past few terms and have been so impressed by you mature attitudes, hard work and sense of humour. I can not wait to see you all at the transition morning! You should all be so proud of yourselves and deserve a lovely, relaxing summer filled with seeing friends an, hopefully, getting out and about a little bit more. 

Have a productive and healthy final week of home learning. 

Miss Grant 

For the multiplication activity, please complete the following number of calculations. 

Mild - 10

Medium - 6

Hot - 6

Ivrit work- 6.7.20

Fun quiz

Hello Year 3,

I hope you are all well and enjoying the sunshine! I loved reading your animal diaries this week - thank you for working so hard on these. 

On this next weeks grid, there is a maths activity on a new website. I will upload a video (and a few more linked to other parts of the curriculum) explaining how you can log in and use your account on Monday. 

Have a lovely weekend. Keep up all of your hard work.

Miss Grant 

23/06/20

You will have received an email today containing a letter regarding 'Mymaths' and login details. You do not need to do anything at the moment, this will become clear on next weeks grid. There will also be an explanatory video to go with it. 

Hello Year 3,

Well done to Callum and Sam who have been awarded a Prodigy certificate. They both answered over 100 questions on Prodigy this week! Does anyone think they can answer even more questions correctly this week?

Thank you once again for all of your hard work. I particularly enjoyed seeing lot of your kitchen bands this week! 

It's getting harder and harder to stay focused and work as each week passes but we must all remember to persevere and to keep trying our best. Learning from home is a fantastic opportunity to practise becoming independent learners and so far you have all stepped up and developed your independence skills. Some of you are learning to do your own research on the internet, others are selecting the activities they want to do and organising their time while others are even taking charge of sending me their work by email. Keep it up! It's not long now until the end of the year and you all should be extremely proud of yourselves. 

I look forward to speaking to some of you this week. I hope you all have a lovely weekend and come back ready to learn on Monday. There will be a few videos on the blog at the start of next week which will help you with some of the work on the grids. 

Miss Grant. 

Ivrit work - 22.6.20

Topic- Numbers   מִיסְפָּרִים 

Hello Year 3,

I have attached the home learning for this week. Keep up all of your hard work and creativity. I had a lovely time last week reading all of your 'Bones' flyers and I have to say I am very impressed with your computing and research skills! Make sure you check your Purple Mash account to listen to my feedback. 

Remember, that as well as the learning grid you can also log on to Prodigy and Times Table Rockstars. They are both fun and exciting ways to practise your maths. If you need a reminder of your log in details just send me an email. On next weeks blog, I am going to give a special virtual certificate for a Prodigy Champion, so get dueling and capturing magical pets! Remember you can also arrange to meet each other in the prodigy world and battle each other just like in Times Table Rockstars! 

Prodigy 

https://sso.prodigygame.com/game/login

Times Table Rockstars

https://play.ttrockstars.com/

Have a lovely week.

Miss Grant

Hello Year 3, 

I have uploaded the new home learning grids and worksheets. Please check back on Monday for some helpful videos. I hope you all have a lovely, healthy and productive week. 

Miss Grant 

Ivrit work- 8.6.20

Topic- My Family

Parents,

Please send in the 3 items highlighted in yellow to our class email address during the week for marking and feedback. Please note response times for emails will be up to 48 hours. Thank you for your continued support. 

Miss Grant

Hello lovely year 3s,

This is our final grid before half term and I am looking forward to seeing what work and projects you all come up with. I was blown away this week by all of your fantastic poems. I've never had a class who have enjoyed writing poetry so much and it was a delight to read all of your creative pieces of writing. 

As usual, I have highlighted on the grid the four pieces of work that I would like to mark. Please send these in throughout the week as they are completed as opposed to waiting until Friday to send them all in together. This week I would like to mark:

1) The Project

2) The English writing task.

3) The English comprehension task. 

4) The maths bridging task. 

I hope that you all have a lovely week and I am looking forward to speaking to some of you again. Remember to send me an email if you have any questions!

Miss Grant 

Ivrit work- 18.5.20

Shalom Kita Gimmel,

It was lovely to see your work this week, we really appreciate your effort.

We have attached another worksheet for you to complete.

There are also fun games for Shavuot on the Ivrit Blog.

We look forward to seeing your fantastic work.

Shavuah Tov (have a good week שָׁבוּעַ טוֹב ).

Mrs Sharon and Mrs Jacobs

Hello Year 3,

Another week of home learning and another grid. I hope that you enjoy this lovely, long and sunny weekend before getting stuck back into your work on Monday. You have all been doing so brilliantly with your home learning. Keep it up! 

This week, the four pieces of work that I would like to mark are:

1) The project on London

2) Your poem

3) The finding change maths activity

4) The Purple Mash Grammar activity. (This does not need to be emailed to me as I can mark it on the website). 

These are all highlighted in yellow on the grid. 

You will also notice that I have highlighted one other thing on the grid. I am setting you a challenge. I want you to  try to not speak for a whole day. I would like you to let me know how long you lasted and the winner will get a special virtual certificate! I'll announce the top 3 on the blog next week. 

I'm looking forward to speaking to lots of you on the phone again soon. Please come and look at the blog on Monday as there will be a few videos explaining some of the concept that you will need to understand to complete the work. 

Have a lovely weekend. 

Miss Grant

Ivrit 11.5.20

Shalom Kita Gimmel, 

Ma Nishmah?

Thank you and Kol Hakavod for all of you who sent us Ivrit work, you made us very proud.

We have attached another task for you to complete this week.

There are also two links in the Ivrit Blog with games for you to play and revise the Hebrew letters- Enjoy!

Please feel free to send us photos/videos of your Ivrit work, it makes us very happy!!!

We look forward to seeing / hearing your amazing work.

Shavuah Tov (have a good week שָׁבוּעַ טוֹב ).

Mrs Sharon and Mrs Jacobs

it has been a busy week in Year 3. We have been learning about division in Maths using arrays. It is really important that the children practise their times tables at few times a week at least. We have been focusing on the 3 and 4 times tables.

In English we have been reading the book Stone Age Boy.

Please send in a torch if you can.

Have a lovely weekend.

It has been a pleasure to get to know your children this week.

This week Year 3 have been learning about limericks in English. We have found out that limericks have 5 lines and have a specific rhyming pattern. The lines 1,2 and 5 rhyme and the lines 3 and 4 rhymes. the children enjoyed writing their own limericks.

In Science, the children are learning about light. This week the children investigated that we need light to see in a very

practical way. If possible, please  send in a torch for next week.

This week in English we have been looking at instructions, writing and learning all about imperative (bossy) verbs. We have written instructions for making a sandwich or a chocolate cake and towards the end of the week, we are working in partners to write our own instructions for a game that we will hopefully be able to play with another pair.

Next week, we will be looking at newspapers and writing our own newspaper articles using the key features we have learnt.

In Maths, we have used bar modelling to solve addition and subtraction word problems. The children have worked hard on this and have developed their understanding and reasoning skills. Next week, we will be reading, drawing and interpreting bar charts.

Children have been set a new homework grid, which is due in Wednesday. Please can I also ask that reading records, in the diary, are completed at least 3 times a week so that we know that children are reading either independently or out loud at home and so we know when to change their books.

Wishing you a lovely weekend

We have had a very busy half term, learning to add and subtract 2 and 3 digit numbers in maths, writing diary entries about Anti Bullying week as well as imagining what life was like during Ancient Egyptian times, learning about forces and magnets in Science and learning all about Ancient Egypt in History. The children have all worked so hard and should all be proud of their work. 

Over the holidays, please can children continue to read daily as well as practising their spellings so that they come back prepared after the half term. 

Thank you for your ongoing support

Mrs Athersych

Welcome to Year 3

The children have settled really well into class so far. Over the past week, we have written our own chapter for the story of Mr Fox, tackled place value and counting on in 10 and 100's in maths and learning all about the Ancient Egyptians in History. The children have worked so well and are already showing us how hard they can work. 

Next week, we will be writing our own stories in English, focusing on dialogue and punctuation as well as making sure we can use synonyms for the word 'said'. In Maths, we will be looking at column addition and subtraction. 

We have started giving children reading books and reading records. Half of the class books will be changed on Thursdays and other half on Friday. Please make sure that you record your child's reading in their new homework diaries as these will be checked weekly. 

Many thanks for your ongoing support