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Home LearningMonday 22nd June 2020
Good
Morning
Year 3!
Parents – If you have any queries then email: [email protected] and we can reply to your query.
Daily tasks
Spend 15 minutes on Spelling Shed – Complete a game
on this week’s spellings and look at the other lists
linked to topic words and other vocabulary!
Spend 15 minutes on Times Tables – play in the garage, a
studio game or complete a soundcheck! Your points count
towards the tournament between Year 3 and Year 4!
Back to Basics!
Well done for taking part in this weeks tournament and
beating Year 6!
This week: Boys Vs. Girls
Wake up, shake Up!
Get Activehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ
Use PE with Joe if you still want to.
Follow the daily activities from the Nott's School
Games Sports Programme - Athletics
Answers at the end of the day!
Maths: 22.6.20LO: To compare capacity
Use your knowledge from the last 2 week to think where each bottle would fit on the number line.
Maths: 22.6.20LO: To compare capacity
Answer
The key word in this question is ‘least’. Look at both containers,
- A holds 200ml - B holds 400ml.
We know that 200ml is smaller that than 400ml, so A holds the least – the smaller amount than B
Maths: 22.6.20LO: To compare capacity
Remember that 1000ml = 1 litre
Hint!
The greedy crocodile always wants thebigger amount!
Maths: 22.6.20 - LO: To compare capacity Choose between one of the three columns of work or work through them all – Answers at the end of the day!
A B C
ReadingMonday 22nd June 2020
Read the following extract, discuss any words you are unsure with an adult.
1. How much of the sun rays does the ozone layer absorb?
2. What’s causing the ice to melt?3. What is smog?4. How much methane does a
single cow release each year?
For the book if the screen shot
is too blurry to read.
Monday 22nd June 2020LO: To make a list
This week you are going to be creating your very own superhero that has special powers that save the planet.
Think about the issues around the environment that we’ve looked at so far this topic. What bothers you the most? What would you like your superhero to stop, change, remove?
Today, we would like you to plan what powers your superhero will have, making a list of at least 5 special powers.
Superhero Powers1.2.3.4.5.
Topic Work Bingo!
Choose something
from the grid to
have a go at over
the next few days
– attempt it at your
own pace. Once
completed, choose
something else.
The options will
change every
week or so and
there is a range of
different subjects!
Eco –Warriors!
Research the John Muir
Award that we are going to
start next week
https://www.johnmuirtr
ust.org/john-muir-
award/get-involved
Music with Mr Kirkland
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Enjoy 15 minutes of
mindfulness mediation
https://www.youtube.co
m/watch?v=18rTmH6SV
cI
Play this game to look at
objects move differently
on rough and smooth
surfaces
https://www.phyfun.com/
Games/1-7480-Friction-
Physics.aspx
Explore how to
disassemble a range of
different packaging. When
the packaging is flat it’s
called a net. Can you find
different shaped nets?
Go to the sign of the week
part on the website and
practice some of the
Makaton signs.
https://www.abbeyprimar
yschool.co.uk/sign-of-the-
week/
https://www.
youtube.com
/watch?v=JN
2H_QigbzM
I should leave
someone alone
when
they are crying.
Agree or
Disagree?
Sketch
some of
your
favourite
animals and
label them
in French
For our RE, I’d like you to
think when you made a
wrong choice and reflect
on how you might do
things differently next
time. Write, draw or talk to
someone about it.
Answers to today’s maths
A B C
1a. B
2a. B
3a. True
4a. 3 bottles
5a. A
6a. <; <
7a. True
8a. 12 bottles
9a. B
10a. =; <
11a. False. Beaker B contains double
the amount of beaker A, it contains
the most.
12a. 3 bottles
Answers to flashback 4: 1) 22cm 2) 400 cm 3) - 4) 492 clock) 28
minutes past 12
English Answers
1. How much of the sun rays does the ozone layer absorb? 98%2. What’s causing the ice to melt? Raising temperatures3. What is smog? A thick fog of toxic gases and particles4. How much methane does a single cow release each year? 120kg
Keep up the great
work Year 3!
