Working from home: Year 3 13.07.20 Basic Skills Literacy: Use Oxford Owls or I’m Reading to read at least three times a week. https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-school/oxford-owl-ebook-collection https://www.starfall.com/h/ir-greek/woodenhorse/?sn=ir-greek--im-reading Practise Spellings - Log in to https://app.sirlinkalot.org/, choose the level you feel comfortable with and learn three spellings each day. Ask a family member to test you on them.

Basic Skills Maths: Practise comparing numbers using greater than and less than symbols http://resources.hwb.wales.gov.uk/VTC/greater_less_than/eng/Introduction/MainSessionPart1.htm Complete TT Rockstars online https://play.ttrockstars.com/auth/school/student Access Learning by Questions www.lbq.org/task

Literacy Audio Books

Enjoy listening to some tales from around the world with BBC Teach

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/english-ks1-tales-from-around-the-

world/zmybnrd

Literacy Reading Bingo

Look at the bingo grid below, can you get a ‘full house’?

Have fun completing the grid over the summer holidays.

Numeracy Times Tables

How good is your times table knowledge? Put it to the test with this platform game

https://mathsframe.co.uk/en/resources/resource/318/Tommys-Trek-Times-Tables

Remember, if the game is too easy or too difficult, select a different level.

Numeracy Maths Challenge

Test your problem-solving skills and challenge your family. Each one gets a bit more difficult so see how many you can

complete. The answers are at the bottom of the page – no cheating!

Family Challenge

What we have missed… International Day

In school we would have been celebrating Intenational Day showcasing lots of singing,

dancing and music from countries all around the world.

Our country is Brazil. In Brazil they celebrate Carnival every year. Watch a

video about it then you can take part in your own Carnival by learning a dance to

perform to people in your house - just like we would during our International Day in

school. Video Dance

What we have missed… Sports Day

Can you create your own Sports Day at home? ‘Healthy Kidz’ have some great ideas, videos and tips on their website for you to

try such as: sprint, long jump, egg and spoon race and welly toss.

We’re really sad to be missing this event but hopefully you can have some fun at home.

https://healthy-kidz.com/ You don’t need to register – just scroll

down and click on the activities which are split in to four weeks.

What we have missed… Meet the Teacher

Ask a grown up that you live with to register with our new Class Dojo

communication app (if they haven’t already done so). On Class Dojo, you will be able to

watch a video from your new teacher/s. What questions would you like to ask your teacher/s? Why not write them down and you can ask us in September! This week, you will also be set an activity to complete on Class Dojo to tell us a little bit about yourselves.

In the news… What’s going on in the world this week?

Watch Newsround to find out. This page is updated three times a day so will always

have new news stories for you.

Moving into Next Year Design a ‘worry monster’ and write around

it the different feelings that you have when thinking about the next school year. Discuss these feelings with an adult. Remember it is okay to have different

feelings whether they be good ones or bad ones – talking about them will help you feel

better.

Be Active A-Z Hunt

Write the alphabet down the left hand side of a piece of paper. Can you find an item

that begins with each letter of the alphabet? Time yourself – how long did it

take to complete?

Be Calm Here are 5 easy and practical mindfulness techniques you can use to self-regulate, calm down, tune into your listening and sharpen your concentration. Use them

when you might be feeling overwhelmed, stressed, excitable or use the, to just chill

out! https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=Wsy2L9VvX90&feature=emb_logo

Wellbeing Here are some more non-screen activities that you can complete this week or over

the holidays. These activities will help you reflect on how we can make the world a

better place – especially after the events of recent months.

I read this picture book:

________________________________________________

I read this illustrated story:

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I read this non-fiction/reference book:

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I read this funny book:

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I read this book about adventure/magic:

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I read this gripping story:

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All about me…

Below are some ideas that you could use to share information about you. Think about: your likes and dislikes, what makes you

happy and sad or what your learning goals could be for the next school year.

Wellbeing

Non-screen activities to help you reflect on how we can make the world a better place.

Learning Resources to Explore…

Espresso – to access the resources go to www.discoveryeducation.co.uk and enter username: student1067 password: R3idst

BBC Bitesize – to access these resources go to https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons and click on Year 3