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Our diverse island by Miss Jenkinson
Watch this video and see if you can fulfill the request Miss Jenkinson has put on there! I wonder how many of you will be able to do this.
Friday 15th January 2021
Good morning Holborn!
We are continuing to get Teams and the remote learning up and running as it was during the middle of the week and will keep you updated with this as soon as we hear more from technical support.
In the meantime, every teacher at Iceni has been making sure all learning tasks are available to all children, especially in year 3 because the children are so eager and wonderful- we want the best for all of you.
You can find your learning activities below:
All of you will be expected to complete the following tasks:
- 1x of the arithmetic papers (Paper 1 is easier and Paper 2 is the trickier paper- you choose but make sure you think about which one your teacher would suggest as you decide)
- 1x Phonics task (Choose the option which you have been set so far this week on Teams)
- 1 x History- Stone Age- Vocabulary matching activity (three difficulties to choose from. Again, make sure you choose the task sheet that you believe your teacher would give you if you were in class)
- Spelling/ Handwriting Task (choose your tasks)
- Art/History - A task on Purple Mash has been set around creating some Stone Age cave art. There is a powerpoint attached giving information about what people in the Stone Age would draw and the materials they used. If you are feeling adventurous (and your adults let you), why don't you have a go at being a Stone Age person and draw in a cave (under a table with paper stuck to the under side and the lights turned off)? We had a go in class yesterday.
- English task - at the bottom of the document list there is a video of another teacher reading Stone Age boy. Once you have watched it, create your own story map to sequence the story. Here is a one to help you get started.
Times tables Rock Stars
- We have to beat Chancery Lane this week!! Get playing.
Read a book of your choice.
We ask that you try your best and send us your work using the class email.
Thursday 14th January 2021
Apologies but Teams requires some technical maintenance so will not be accessible for children work or videos until further notice. Thank you for your patience with this.
This does mean that 'teaching input' videos may not be accessible until the technical problem is resolved. However, please find resources for your learning on the class webpage.
Once you have finished your learning tasks, send them to your class email.
Mr Wills, Miss Dunlop and Mrs Roots.
Monday 11th January 2021
Marvellous Monday to you all! We hope you are all well and managing to find your tasks ok. Remember to contact us if you have any questions or problems.
Maths
Last week you were adding and subtracting on a number line.
Today you will be using formal methods to add.
**Some of you will have 2Dos to complete on this.
Watch the BBC Bitesize video to help you: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zy2mn39/articles/z3kmrwx
1. 13 + 11=
2. 15 + 14=
3. 31 + 27=
4. 42 + 36=
If you found the above easy, try the following:
(TIP: Remember to take care when each column adds to more than 10 and you need to carry across two columns as shown in the BBC Bitesize video)
5. 34 + 18=
6. 67 + 28=
7. 138 + 43=
8. 273 + 163=
Reading
1. Read your designated reading book in your 2do list and complete the quiz.
2. Read your own reading book for 10 minutes.
Writing
Using only 40 words, describe your favourite memory or gift from the Christmas Holidays. Send your work to your class teacher.
Spelling
Find the spelling activity on your 2do list and try your best at spelling the words.
P.E.
How about you start this week with 'The Nation's favourite P.E. teacher', Joe Wicks?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSi2ix1i180
His first lesson starts at 9am but it will be available throughout the day.
If this doesn't float your boat, go for a walk in nature with your responsible adult. Maybe you could play I-Spy with different birds?!
The RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds) do an annual bird watch - the details are here: https://www.rspb.org.uk/fun-and-learning/for-teachers/schools-birdwatch
TTRS
Log on to TTRS and practise your timetables skills.
A battle between both year 3 classes has been created! Any game you play will count towards your class' points, so GET PLAYING!
We will check the final scores on Friday afternoon at 1pm.
Remember, the more you play, the more likely it is that your class will win!
**Battle update**
Last week's Battle ended with a resounding victory for Chancery Lane , who won with 245 points, with Holborn earning 57 points.
Great job Chancery Lane.
Friday 8th January 2021
Fabulous Friday to you all! We hope you are all well and managing to find your tasks ok. Remember to contact us if you have any questions or problems.
Maths
Yesterday was adding on a number line, today is subtracting on a number line. Some of you will have 2Dos to complete on this.
Example: 10-3 = 7
1. 20 - 14 =
2. 9 - 4 =
3. 12 - 6 =
4. 17 - 8 =
5. 19 - 10 =
6. 7 - 3 =
If you found the above easy, try the following:
7. 47 - 22 =
8. 73 - 42 =
9. 160 - 40 =
10. 158 - 5 =
11. 688 - 51 =
12. 100 - 80 =
13. 785 - 46 =
14. 189 - 113 =
Reading
1. Read your designated reading book in your 2do list and complete the quiz.
2. Read your own reading book for 10 minutes.
Writing
Check your Christmas email for errors:
•Punctuation (capital letters, commas and full stops)
•Check that it makes sense
Here is Miss Dunlop's email that she wrote first BEFORE she checked it. We wonder if you can find all the mistakes.
There are:
10 spelling mistakes
6 times where she hasn't used capital letters or full stops in the right places
3 times where she has got the wrong form of the past tense. For example, instead of saying: 'She bit into the mince pie.' Miss D has written: 'She bited into the mince pie.'
good morning Year 3!
I hope you all had a lovely christmas and Father Christmas didn’t leaf any cowl in your stockings!
My Christmas was relly nice. I sawed my mum and my sista and we had a very calm Christmas day We ate, watchet a film, eated some more and played a silly game together. In the morning, a bootiful, feathery frend visited one of my bird feeders. It was a robin with a bright red breast! It was as though they new it was Christmas and wanted to say ‘Hello’ It really made my day.
My faverit presents I received were more books to read! I will hopefully get to share sum of them with you very soon
Something very odd did happen. When I waked up on christmas day, I noticed some of my Lego mini-figures had moved around and weren’t where I had left them. I wonder who could have moved them…
I look forward to hearing from you.
From Miss Dunlop
Spelling
Find the spelling activity on your 2do list and try your best at spelling the words.
P.E.
We have been wondering who did 'Boom Chicka Boom' yesterday.
As we know, Miss Dunlop likes a bit of a boogie. Here are Kidz Bop doing an easy to follow dance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNog54ovi8Q
TTRS 
Log on to TTRS and practise your timetables skills.
A battle between both year 3 classes has been created! Any game you play will count towards your class' points, so GET PLAYING!
We will check the final scores on Friday afternoon at 1pm.
Remember, the more you play, the more likely it is that your class will win!
*BATTLE UPDATE*
Chancery Lane you are smashing this battle! 191 points!! Great job Chancery Lane.
Come on Holborn - let's get going! Don't give up now!!
Thursday 7th January 2021
Good morning Holborn!
We hope you are getting on well with the work being set for you. Please let us know if you have any questions about the work.
Maths
Example: 9+7= 16
1. 14 + 3 =
2. 17 + 2 =
3. 5 + 11 =
4. 6 + 6 =
5. 8 + 12 =
6. 13 + 3 =
If you found the above easy, try the following:
7. 74 + 5 =
8. 123 + 6 =
9. 205 + 2 =
10. 33 + 6 =
11. 343 + 3 =
12. 245 + 30 =
13. 725 + 70 =
14. 450 + 17 =
Reading
1. Read your designated reading book in your 2do list and complete the quiz.
2. Read your own reading book for 10 minutes.
Writing
Today, you will need to find and note down as many phonic sounds we have learnt, from:
Option 1: the emails you wrote yesterday
Option 2: the email from Miss Dunlop below
If you can't remember all the phonic sounds we have learnt (there have been a lot!) then watch Stage 2 of Song of Sounds:
Phonics
Click on the link to the song of sound and share with an adult at home.
We have covered stage 1 and 2 already and we are now ready to start stage 3.
If you want to recap stage 2, that is okay. Please let us know which song you sang along to in you daily email.
Song of Sounds Stage 3 link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gwluz7yHW0g
Spelling
Find the spelling activity on your 2do list and try your best at spelling the words.
Please let us know if your spellings are too difficult or too easy and we can set you new spellings.
P.E.
Yesterday, we had a go at some yoga. Today, why don't you pick a Go Noodle to get you moving?
Here is Miss Dunlop's favourite one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b6axyuaKcY&t=7s
Send your teacher the link of the one you choose decide to do if it is different.
TTRS 
Log on to TTRS and practise your timetables skills.
A battle between both year 3 classes has been created! Any game you play will count towards your class' points, so GET PLAYING!
We will check the final scores on Friday afternoon at 1pm.
Remember, the more you play, the more likely it is that your class will win!
*BATTLE UPDATE* Chancery Lane are well in the lead with 75 points!! Great job Chancery Lane. Come on Holborn - let's get cracking!
Connected Curriculum- PSHE
Think about and write 3 things you are worried about and 3 things you are thankful for.
It would be EVEN better if, you can add why you are thankful for those 3 things.
Your teachers would love to see what you come up with so, if you would like to, why don't you send them an email.
Use the Success Criteria to help you.
SC:
1. Use Capital letters to start a sentence or for a name of a place or person.
2. Full stops at the end of a sentence.
3. Use your phonics knowledge to sound out and spell works as accurately as you can.
Wednesday 6th January 2021
Maths
Write the numbers in words and the words as numbers.
Example: 23 = twenty three
1. 12 =
2. 19 =
3. 27 =
4. ____ = fifty one
5. 101 =
Some 2Dos have been set with this in mind. You need not complete all of them but have a go at at least 2.
Reading
1. Read your designated reading book in your 2do list and complete the quiz.
2. Read your own reading book for 10 minutes.
Writing
Write your teacher an email using the Purple Mash email app. Tell us about about your Christmas holidays. Be as detailed as you can and use the Success Criteria to help you.
SC:
1. Use Capital letters to start a sentence or for a name of a place or person.
2. Full stops at the end of a sentence.
3. Use your phonics knowledge to sound out and spell works as accurately as you can.
4. Be descriptive, so use noun phrases (e.g. an incredible tennis racket) and emotions (e.g. I got so excited waiting for my next present because it looked like the one I asked Santa for!)
Challenge: add a 'made up sentence' to see if you can trick me. e.g. My brother made me laugh when he fell off his chair at the dinner table on Christmas day.
Spelling
Find the spelling activity on your 2do list and try your best at spelling the words.
P.E.
Follow the link below, choose and participate in a Cosmic Yoga session. Let us know which one you do and tell you teacher if you liked it and why.
Cosmic Yoga link- https://www.youtube.com/user/CosmicKidsYoga
Phonics
Click on the link to the song of sound and share with an adult at home. We have covered stage 1 and 2 already s we are now ready to start stage 3. If you want to recap stage 2, that is okay. Please let me know which song you sang along to in you daily email.
TTRS
Log on to TTRS and practise your timetables skills. I have set up a tournament between both year 3 classes so make sure you earn the most coins this week. WE will check the final scores on Friday afternoon at 1pm. Remember, the more you play, the more likely it is that your class will win!
Connected Curriculum-History
Our new theme this half term is the Stone Age.
As part of your history learning, we would like you to research the Stone Age and make notes on what you find.
To help you get started, possible areas of research could be:
1. When was the Stone Age?
2. What tools did they have?
3. What were their homes like? How were they made? How are they different to our homes now?
4. What did they eat? How does that compare to our meals in school/ packed lunch? How did they get their food? How does that compare to our lives now?
5. What did they wear?
Welcome to Holborn! J
Teacher: Miss Dunlop
LSA: Miss Gadsdon
In Holborn, we follow all the Golden Rules and the Code of Conduct. Year 3’s code of conduct is:
- We listen to and follow instructions.
- We try our hardest.
- We use our GROWTH MINDSET.
- We are kind and we support each other.
- We keep our classrooms tidy.
Connected Curriculum
Class book: The Abominables by Eva Ibbotson
Sustainable Development Goal focus:
The SDGs are goals we have looked at and thought about how they can help our world.
The goals Year 3 are focusing on are:
These will be looked at across all subjects but more specifically in Science and D.T.
Maths
- Number & place value
- Count from 0 in multiples of 4, 8, 50 and 100; find 10 or 100 more or less than a given number.
- Addition and Subtraction
- Add and subtract numbers mentally, including a three-digit number and ones, a three-digit number and tens, a three-digit number and hundred.
- Multiplication and Division
- Recall and use multiplication and division facts for the 3, 4 and 8 multiplication tables
- Fractions, Decimals and Percent
- Count up and down in tenths; recognise that tenths arise from dividing an object into 10 equal parts and in dividing one-digit numbers or quantities by 10.
- Measurement
- Measure, compare, add and subtract: lengths (m/cm/mm); mass (kg/g); volume/capacity (l/ml)
- Geometry: Properties of Shapes
- Draw 2D shapes and make 3D shapes using modelling materials; recognise 3D shapes in different orientations and describe them.
- Statistic
- Interpret and present data using bar charts, pictograms and tables
English
Reading
- Developing reading
- (2B and 2C) Understand, describe, select or retrieve information, events or ideas from texts
- (2D and 2E) Deduce, infer or interpret information, events or ideas from text
- (2B and 2F) Identify and comment on the structure and organisation of texts
- (2A, 2F and 2G) Explain and comment on writers’ use of language
- (2B and 2H) Relate texts to their social, cultural and historical traditions
Writing
- Planning, drafting, evaluating, editing and proof reading
- Plan using features of the given form
- Composition - applying vocabulary, grammar & punctuation
- Consistent use of a variety of sentences with different structures and functions
- Composition - structuring & organising texts
- Sequence ideas or events maintaining writing form, e.g. bullet points for instructions, headings for an information text
- Transcription - spelling/handwriting
- Use joined writing throughout their independent writing with greater consistency using diagonal and horizontal strokes.
Homework - Autumn 1 - Year 3
Spellings – 05.10.2020
Happy Monday everybody!
Please see below this week’s spellings. You should all have them in your Reading Records but just in case they get misplaced, here they are:
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