Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Good morning Year 3! 

I hope you slept well. Are you ready for another great day of home learning? 

Who will be our star of the day?

Here are your activities for today:

English 

Turn to page 22. We are going to be looking at personification today. Personification is giving an object human characteristics e.g. the slide smiles. The slide is made to sound human. Complete the personification game on page 22 and think of your own examples of personification. Use page 23 to help you. Remember you are trying to bring the park to life!

https://www.talk4writing.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Y3-Lockdown-1.pdf



Maths 

We are continuing with our work on measurement. Scroll down and click on the lesson 2 'measures: add and subtract mass'. Watch the video and answer the questions.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/subjects-by-year/year-3/subjects/maths#



Reading  

Read another of your new books you chose yesterday from Oxford Owl. If you haven't yet chosen 3 new books, do that today (look back at yesterday's reading task). We are going to be writing a book review. Remember that a book review is your chance to explain why you liked or didn't like the book you read. 

Things to include in your book review:
Title of book
Author
Fiction or Non-fiction
How many stars would you give it out of 5? 
What was the book about?
Who were the characters?
Who would like reading this book? 
Would you recommend it?
Book illustration

Music 


We are going to be following 'the beat goes on' to learn body percussion. Body percussion is using your body to make music, no equipment is needed. Watch the tutorial below. Olly (the teacher) will talk you through each step.  I hope you enjoy your second body percussion lesson!
Don't forget to comment below to say hello or email us to let us know how you are. Keep sending in your fab photos to year.3@ctk.education. We love to hear from you!

Have a lovely day,

Miss Kingscote

Today's reflection 

Another brilliant day of home learning. Once again, thank you for sending in your wonderful photos and sharing your work with us. I hope you're enjoying the sunshine! We hope to see lots of you on our zoom call tomorrow at 9.30am. Remember to join using your name so I can identify who you are. Some of your friends will be joining me from school- how exciting! Mrs Miller and I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.

Meeting ID: 846 7378 9109
Password: 7mKf6s


Bernice is our star of the day. She is always completing her work at home and trying her best. Well done!

 
Great work from Harley.

 
Fidel's wonderful work.

 
 
Calvin's been working hard at home.

Fab work from Angelina.

Monday, June 22, 2020

Good morning Year 3! 

I hope you've had a lovely weekend. What did you get up to? We would love to hear all about it. 

I'm in school today. I will reply to your messages as soon as I can. 

Who will be our star of the day?

Here are your activities:

English 

This week we are continuing with our work on Lockdown poetry. Turn to page 21. We are going to be looking at alliteration today. Remember alliteration is when the first letters of words next to each other are the same or make the same sound. For example, a slippery slide. Read the poem on page 21, can you find any alliteration? Can you think of your own examples of alliteration? Try and link it to the park.

https://www.talk4writing.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Y3-Lockdown-1.pdf



Maths 

We are continuing with our work on measurement. Scroll down and click on the lesson 'measures: ordering mass'. Ignore that it says lesson 1, it's not lesson 1. This follows on from Friday's work. Watch the video and answer the questions. 

https://classroom.thenational.academy/subjects-by-year/year-3/subjects/maths/#



Reading 

We are going to choose 3 brand new books from the Oxford Owl online library. Follow the link below. Select 'my class login' at the top. Type in the username and password below.


https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/

username: christtheking3
password: homelearning

Now you can choose 3 new reading books, remember to choose a mix of non-fiction and fiction. Select the appropriate age group, I would suggest age 7-9 or 6-7.

When you have read your new book today, ask an adult or older sibling to ask you these questions. Let us know which book you read. 


Fiction:
Before you read. What do you predict this story will be about?
Summarise the story.
What was your favourite part of the story?

Would you recommend this book to a friend?

Non-fiction:
Before you read. What do you predict this book will be about?
Was your prediction right? What was this book about?
Tell me two things you found out about that you didn't know before.
What does the 'glossary' tell you?




PSHE

Today we are going to be focusing on ourselves. We are going to think about what makes us amazing and why we are special. 

Listen to the story, Giraffe's Can't Dance: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf3OHNUiG4k

Gerald didn't believe in himself at the start of the story, however he soon realised that he was talented. He believed in himself!

Think about all the things that make you special. Ask yourself these questions. 
-What are your talents?
-Why do your friends like to play with you?
-What are you proud of?
-What makes you unique?
-What have you worked hard at? 

You could create a poster about all the things that make you amazing. I can think of so many different things that make each one of you special. 

Please remember to comment below or send us an email to let us know how you are. Also, keep sending in your wonderful photos to year.3@ctk.education 

Have a lovely day, 


Miss Kingscote


Today's reflection 

Well done for another great day of home learning. It's been my first day back in school today, thank you for being patient waiting for replies to your emails. Have a look at the fab learning that's been going on today.

Our star of the day is Benji H. He has used alliteration to produce a wonderful poem today. Well done! 

Brilliant work from Aaliyah.

 
 
Wonderful work from Harley!

 
Fidel has worked so hard at home today. Well done!

 
Fab maths from Calvin.

Friday, June 19, 2020



Year 3- weekly timetable (22nd-26th June)
This is a brief timetable of the work coming up next week. Each day there will be maths, English, reading and another activity. I will still post on the blog every morning explaining the activities in detail. This is just a guide to let you know what is coming up.
English
Talk for Writing booklet-
Lockdown poetry

Monday  Alliteration

Tuesday – Personification game

Wednesday – Planning a list poem

Thursday Writing our list poem

Friday- Publish and illustrate our list poem
Maths
 National Oak Academy- Measurement

Monday – Ordering mass

Tuesday -  Add and subtract mass

Wednesday – Solve problems involving mass

Thursday Read a scale

Friday – Read capacity and volume

Third activity

Monday-  PSHE – I am amazing

Tuesday- Music- Body beats

Wednesday- PE- Tennis challenge

Thursday-  Spanish- Greetings

Friday-  Joan Miro art
Reading 
It is very important that you continue to read every day. Read your school book for at least 15 minutes.

Monday- Choose new Oxford Owl books

Tuesday-  Book review

Wednesday-  500 words 

Thursday-  Slime by David Walliams (BBC bitesize)

Friday – Slime by David Walliams (BBC bitesize)
Times Tables 


Use TTRS - 10 minutes per day

Listen to Mr Searle’s songs - sing-a-long







Good morning Year 3! 

Happy Friday! I hope you haven't got too soggy with all the rain we've been having. I am sure the sun will come back out soon. 



I wanted to let you know that from Monday, I will be back in school teaching a group of children. I will still set your work every morning and I will be able to reply to your emails. However, I may not reply to you straight away. I will do my best to reply as soon as I can. We will sort out a plan for Zoom. There are only 3 more weeks left of home learning and then we will have our final week in school. I am very excited to see lots of you during that week!

Who will be our star of the day?

Here are your activities:

Warm up 

Today is the last day to send me your scores for the Virtual Summer Challenge.Your job is to practise the 'Tuck In, Tuck Out' challenge as much as you can until you achieve your best score. The video explains what you have to do. How many can you do in 1 minute? 

Let me know your best score and share any photos/video of you completing the challenge. You have until tomorrow to let me know your best score.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlWLQ-jc1I4&feature=emb_title

English 

Reread the poem on pages 16 and 17. Answer the questions on page 20. 

https://www.talk4writing.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Y3-Lockdown-1.pdf



Maths 

We are going to be following on with our work on measurement. Scroll down to lesson 3 on measure. Today's lesson is called Measure: to compare mass. Watch the video and complete the activities.

https://classroom.thenational.academy/subjects-by-year/year-3/subjects/maths/#



Reading 

Choose a story that you would like to read from the 50 stories shown below. 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/5HQ1BvjqZfw408lbbf2c5dt/top-50-stories-2020-age-5-to-9

What was the story about? Can you summarise the main events in a few sentences?
Who was the main character?
What did you like/not like about this story?



Art 

Today we are going to make calligrams. Calligrams are words that are designed to visually represent the word itself. Have a look at the example below. These are all calligrams. For example the word 'split' is split in half and the word 'zigzag' is draw in a zigzag pattern. Your task is to design your own calligrams. You could use the ideas below to help you or you could create your own. Remember to colour them in and make them beautiful. Have fun!


Please remember to comment below or send us an email to let us know how you are. Also, keep sending in your wonderful photos to year.3@ctk.education 

Have a lovely day, 


Miss Kingscote


Today's reflection

Another great week of home learning. Well done to everyone who has been working so hard at home. I hope you have a lovely and relaxing weekend. 

Bernice is our star of the day. She has worked hard all week. She has challenged herself and produced some lovely work. A fab card, maths and writing. Well done!

 
Fidel has continued to work hard at home. Have a look at his wonderful work.
   
Harley has worked hard all week. Fantastic effort!