Year 3 - Home Learning Pack:
Click here to download the year 3 learning pack
Year 3 - Home Learning Ideas:
WB: 15.6.2020
(Scroll down for Year 4)
Remember, you all also have a range of online learning tasks that can be completed every day!
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Activity Ideas
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Reading
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- Read for 15 minutes every day
- Keep a record of the books you read
- Write a book review for each book you finish
- Be a book detective and find as many adverbs as you can.
- Make a den at home and read your favourite book in it.
- Read about who Sir Walter Raleigh was? What was he famous for?
- Act out a scene from one of the books you have read.
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Writing
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- Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY02DzhpPzI about London landmarks.
- Can you write down any facts you have remembered after watching it? - Watch it again and make more notes as you watch this time
- Plan and write your own documentary on a famous landmark in London - imagining you are the presenter, what would you say to / share with an audience to report about?
- Plan, draft and then write an adventure story based around a famous landmark in London.
- Create an information leaflet about Sir Walter Raleigh.
- Write a poem describing the sounds of London, make it at least 10 lines long.
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Maths
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- Write out at least 3 times tables a day, try and pick different tables each day of the week
- Write a times tables quiz, with 20 different questions on the times tables!
- Challenge a family member to complete it – then you can mark it and check their work!
- Create a timetable for your day and draw a clock for each activity to show the correct time using the digital time.
- Pick a four digit number and find 10 ways to make that number using addition or multiplication
- 3, 4 and 8 x table challenge... How many times tables can you write down in two minutes?
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Other Challenges
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Year 4 - Home Learning Pack:
Click here to download the year 4 learning pack
Year 4 - Home Learning Ideas:
WB: 15.6.2020
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Activity Ideas
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Reading
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- Read for 15 minutes every day - try and read a range of different items: books / comics / newspapers / online / leaflets / food packets etc.
- Keep a record of what you read each day in a list.
- Read the information on the webpage - https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/z82hsbk/articles/zg8q2hv
- Summarise what you have read using bullet points for each item
- Listen to an online story from :- https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/books/
- Create a den to read a book in, try and create a unique place to read
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Writing
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- Research the habitat of an animal of your choice and make some notes on what you learn
- Keep a healthy food diary of everything you eat over 2 days - include labelled pictures of some of your meals
- Create a poster with your favourite Stone Age facts - make it bright, colourful and engaging
- Write about your favourite piece of technology that you think should have existed in the Stone Age times - how would it have changed events in the stone age?
- Create a list of at least 10 jobs people had to do in the Stone Age - how are they different to todays jobs?
- Create a word search with words related to the Stone Age
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Maths
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- Practice your times tables every day
- Create a poster all about column multiplication or division to help people learn the skills and methods
- Design a poem to help you remember a new times table
- Present the poem to an family member
- Create a Venn diagram of modern tools, Stone Age tools and tools created in the Stone Age that we still use today
- Plan, create and write some maths problems about Woolly Mammoths and their height and weight.
- Make sure you have the answers too!
- Get an adult to answer your word problems and then you can mark their work :)
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Other Challenges
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- Use your body language, sounds and words to act like a person from the Stone Age. Get photo evidence!
- Draw what your cave would look like if you lived in the Stone Age
- Take a photo of your work to share with us - homelearning@richmond-pri.southend.sch.uk
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Years three and four (Lower KS2) have a book based curriculum that ensures coverage of all the National Curriculum subjects in an interesting and engaging way.
Year 3 Subject Overview
Year 4 Subject Overview
