Monday 6 th July 2020 Year 3

Guided reading

Read through the text to gain understanding of it, discuss the parts and underline any unfamiliar words.

Monday 6 th July 2020 Year 3

English

Lask week, you finished off the week by planning your dialogue description for ‘The Hodgeheg.’ OnTuesday, we discussed how you will use adverbs to make your descriptive dialogue more interesting for the reader.

For example, “I can’t believe these things always happen to me!” Colin muttered furiously. The adverb gives us more information about how something is said/ done.

Today, let’s explore using fronted adverbials in a descriptive dialogue. You might just use one word at the start of a sentence to describe the verb. The name fronted adverbial reminds us it needs to go to the front (start) of a sentence.

E.g. With a look of fury in his eyes, Colin muttered, “I can’t believe these things always happen to me!”

Task:

Using the front adverbial word mat, read the sentence and choose an appropriate fronted adverbial.

………………………, Ma, rushed to see Max when he returned home.

……………………, Nicky whispered, “I’m sure we will sort you out.”

………………………., Colin grunted, “I bet I will be stuck here forever.”

……………………….., Pa sighed, “theres another one gone.”

Now, try your own sentences from the story, using fronted adverbials.

Monday 6 th July 2020 Year 3

Maths

Monday 6 th July 2020 Year 3

Topic

Last week, I mentioned it was National Art week and we focused on ‘The Natural World.’ This week, National Art Week is focused on ‘Connecting across generations.’

Our artist of focus this week is Frida Khalo. Read this fact file about her, then complete the artist study.

Monday 6 th July 2020 Year 3