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| Spelling | English | Zoom | Break | Maths | Zoom | Lunch | Reading | Music | Zoom | Art |
Good morning Year 3. Here is today’s home learning. Keep working hard ready for your return to school on Monday. We are really excited to have you all back.
ZOOM
Zoom calls will continue at the usual times and the links can be found on the year 3 home learning page.
Spelling
| Mrs Porter’s group |
monarch, monarchy, conquer, revolt, heir, empire, material, properties, transparent, flexible, metal, plastic
Common exception words: although, thought
| Mrs Robinson’s group |
Spelling rule: I can spell words with the ai, a_e, ay sound spelt ei, eigh, or ey.
vein abseil beige feint rein reign surveillance veil
weigh eight neighbour sleigh neigh freight eight height
Common exception words: length, library
- Write your spellings down and across
- Pick 5 spellings to put into complex sentences using some of the following conjunctions: because, when, after, while, if, before
Handwriting
English
| SPAG |
You will be continuing to work on complex sentences today with a focus on subordinating conjunctions.
Subordinating conjunctions – because, when, after, while, before, if
Read the sentences below carefully and decide which subordinating conjunction would make sense in the sentence.
I blew out the candles on the delicious cake __________________ it was my birthday.
I close my eyes _________ it is time to go to sleep.
You must finish your work ________ you want to play on Spelling Shed.
I ate my lunch ________ I went out to play.
| English |
Today, we will be focussing our writing on chapter 2 from The Queen’s Token. You will be learning how to write multi-clause sentences. Watch the video below which explains more.
Your task is to write multi-clause sentences about the events in chapter 2. Remember, you are imagining that you are Hal Dibden and that these events are happening to you.
A multi-clause sentence contains more that one conjunction and multiple clauses.
Subordinating conjunctions- because, when, after, while, if, before
Coordinating conjunctions – and, but, so, or
Maths
| Maths Meeting |
You will be revisiting written addition in today’s maths meeting. You will need to regroup.
- 235 + 346
- 567 + 281
- 874 + 118
- 328 + 195
| Maths |
Reading
You will be completing a reading VIPERS session today. Read the text and then use it to answer the VIPERS questions below.
V – Find and copy a phrase that tells you that the surface of the sea wasn’t calm.
I – How does Terry feel about visiting his grandma at first? What evidence is there of this?
P – Which classic fairytale is this story based on? How is it different?
R – Where did Granny live?
S – How does Granny Turtle look different to normal?
S – Why did Terry have to visit Granny Turtle?
Music
I would like you to listen carefully to the videos below which explain rhythm, pulse, duration and tempo.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zcbkcj6/articles/z2mqw6f
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zcbkcj6/articles/z3yfng8
Now that you know about the musical elements above, I would like you to listen to one of your favorite songs and think about the rhythm and pulse as well as the duration and tempo.
Art
In preparation for creating your own Tudor portraits, you will be learning how to draw different parts of faces today.
Watch the videos, which explain step by step how to draw the different parts of a face. Use a pencil and plain paper. This is a sketching task so you might want to have more than one go at drawing some of parts of the face to perfect your drawings. I don’t expect you to draw a full face today – I just want you to practice each individual part of the face.
Well done Year 3. You have completed today’s home learning. Only 3 days of home learning left to complete! You can do it! Keep working hard!
Remember to send your work to year3@handale.rac.sch.uk
