Year 3

Totley Primary School

Home Learning Pack

Week 10

Tuesday

Questions

Today, we are going to concentrate on word problems within multiplication. Below, you will see a question. You

will need to read this question carefully, then, you should write the number sentence. After this, you will write the

calculation out using column multiplication. When you have your answer, remember to write the answer into the

number sentence too!

1) John wants to give 4 friends 3 sweets. How many sweets will he need altogether?

2) 3 Children need 5 colouring pencils each. How many do they need altogether?

3) There are 4 hockey teams in a mixed game between Kipling, Walliams and Rowling. Each team has 5

children. How many children are in the competition altogether?

4) Dora has 10 children coming to her party. Each child needs 2 toys in their party bag. How many toys will

she need?

5) There are 5 bags each holding a group of 5 hula hoops. How many hula hoops are there altogether?

6) An orange costs £2, how much do three oranges cost?

1) Stephen wants to give four friends 6 sweets. How many sweets will he need altogether?

2) Five children need six colouring pencils each. How many do they need altogether?

3) Leon sells 350 tickets to a football game. Elliot sells 3 times that many.

A) How many tickets does Elliot sell?

B) How many tickets do they sell altogether?

4) One orange costs £2.25.

A) How much would two oranges cost?

B) If you bought 2 oranges, how much change would you get from a £5 note?

1) Hats cost £18. Sunglasses cost £26

How much would it cost to buy 5 hats and 8 pairs of sunglasses?

2) A squad of 20 rugby players are each given three new pairs of boots. Each pair has 16 studs (8 studs on each boot).

How many studs are there altogether?

3) Each car leaving the Ford factory has 4 new tyres. 29 car transporters leave the factory with 11 cars on each

transporter. How many tyres are needed for all the cars?

4) Many schools including Totley Primary School are on a trip to Cadbury’s World. They are going by train. The children

are in compartments of 6 children. Each carriage has 9 compartments and there are 14 carriages on the train. How

many children are on the train?

English - Tuesday

In today’s lesson you are going to be looking at the present perfect tense. So what actually

is the present perfect tense?

Past tense = activities that started in the past and finished in the past.

Present perfect tense= activities that started in the past but are still happening now or

have an effect on what is happening now.

A/R and P/A- Read through the PowerPoint on present perfect tense that has been uploaded to the y3

blog. Answer the quiz questions as you go- there is no need to write these down.

E/D- Sort the following sentences into present perfect and simple past.

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Les Fruits

Bonjour tout le monde!

This week we are going to be practising some reading.

I’d like you to look at the description of a bowl of fruit and draw a picture that matches the description.

1. First of all, have a listen to the fruit song: Les Fruits (Alain le Lait) to remind yourself of the fruit words and their pronunciation.

(You might have chosen to listen to it when it was in my virtual classroom).

2. Look at the description on the next page, of what fruit is in the bowl. Can you pick out the fruit words? Underline them with a ruler.

3. Think about the numbers words. How many of each fruit are there? 4. Draw the contents of the fruit bowl that match the description.

If you can’t print off the sheet just draw the bowl of fruit on some paper or in your notebook and add some labels. You can draw some fruit at the side of the bowl if you can’t fit it all in.

5. Colour in your picture!

Bonne Chance! (Good luck!) Madame Griggs

Please send any pictures of your work to me: lgriggs@totley.sheffield.sch.uk

Un Bol de Fruits

Dans le bol il y a deux bananes, une orange, trois pommes vertes, dix raisins, huit fraises et une poire.

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