Year 3

Homework set: 16.10.20

Reading Plus - site code is rpcapep1 - your child has their own log in. Encourage them to use Reading Plus regularly.

Homework set

Maths - Education City - 3 x table song and working on multiplication and division facts, ready for after half term.

English - Purple Mash - writing a letter of complaint about a broken bag.

Please complete by 23.10.20. If you do not have internet access please get your child to ask their teacher if there is time to complete at school in registration times.

Please ask your teacher if you do not have your logins or if you are having problems logging in.

Spellings Week 5

Here are your spellings for the upcoming week. Good luck!

Homework set: 9.10.20

Reading Plus - site code is rpcapep1 - your child has their own log in. Encourage them to use Reading Plus regularly.

Homework set

Maths - Purple Mash - Adding and subtracting 3 digit and 1 digit numbers.

English - Education City - Creating exciting setting descriptions 

Please complete by 16.10.20. If you do not have internet access please get your child to ask their teacher if there is time to complete at school in registration times.

Please ask your teacher if you do not have your logins or if you are having problems logging in.

Spellings Week 4

Here are the spelling lists for the week 9.10.20. Look at them every day for a short time to help you remember them!

Homework set: 2.10.20

Reading Plus - site code is rpcapep1 - your child has their own log in. Encourage them to use Reading Plus regularly.

Homework set

Maths - Education City - Looking at place value and solving problems.

English - Purple Mash - Using a and an correctly in a sentence, and spelling with homophones.

Please complete by 2.10.20. If you do not have internet access please get your child to ask their teacher if there is time to complete at school in registration times.

Spellings Week 3

Here are your spellings for the week 02.10.20. Please practice these daily and try to use them in your writing at school.

Homework set: 25.9.20

Reading Plus - site code is rpcapep1 - your child has their own log in. Encourage them to use Reading Plus regularly.

Homework set

Maths - Purple Mash - Understanding place value in 3 digit numbers.

English - Education City - Infer a Penny - Look at the pictures and read the texts in order to draw inferences about character's feelings, thoughts and motives.

Please complete by 2.10.20. If you do not have internet access please get your child to ask their teacher if there is time to complete at school in registration times.

Spellings Week 2

Here are your spellings for the week 25.9.20. We are so impressed with you for practising the last ones so much! Can you look at your 3 times tables as well? I am sure you can fit that in too!

 Homework set 17.9.20

Due to Covid 19, we will not be able to have homework books moving between school and home (likewise home readers). Homework will be set online and reading done through Reading plus.

Reading Plus - site code is rpcapep1 - your child has their own log in. Encourage them to use Reading Plus regularly.

Homework set

Maths - Education City, Surf's Up. Look at 3 digit numbers and identify the values of the hundreds, tens and ones.  This scampi happening - identify and represent  numbers 0 to 1000 using place Value blocks.

English - Purple Mash, Little Red meets the Wolf. Use of capital letters, full stops, question marks and exclamation marks to demarcate sentences.

Please complete by 25.9.20. If you do not have internet access please get your child to ask their teacher if there is time to complete at school in registration times.

Spellings Week 1

Here are your spellings for the upcoming week. You will be tested at some point during the week beginning 21.9.20. Get practising!

Welcome Year 3

Hello and welcome to year 3. We are so excited to start the new year with you. Soon, you will receive the Curriculum Leaflets. Make sure you read these carefully so you know exactly what's happening in year 3. Here's a reminder of our classes and teachers:

3A - Mrs Steadman, Mrs Kaur and Miss Watson

3B - Mrs Robbins and Miss Ambleton

3C - Miss Walker and Miss Devi.

We are looking forward to learning with you!

Goodbye Year 3!

Thank you so much for all your hard work while school has been closed. We know its been a strange year, but we look forward to seeing you all in September, ready for another year. Make sure you give us a wave when you see us! Below you will find lots of activities and work to prepare you for year 4; please try to do a selection of Maths and English activities over the holiday.  Have a lovely summer holiday, take care and look after yourselves and your families.

From Mr Allison, Miss Feist and Mrs Robbins

Friday 17th July

FRACTIONS 2

This week, there will be two maths lessons every day, to make sure we complete all of the fractions work. Enjoy!

Lesson 19 - Build and compare different wholes from the same unit fractions that represent different quantities.

Lesson 20 - Build and compare wholes when different unit fractions represent different amounts.

Thursday 16th July

FRACTIONS 2

This week, there will be two maths lessons every day, to make sure we complete all of the fractions work. Enjoy!

Lesson 17 - Build and compare different wholes from the same unit fractions that represent different lengths.

Lesson 18 - Build and compare different wholes from different unit fractions that represent the same quantity.

Wednesday 15th July

FRACTIONS 2

This week, there will be two maths lessons every day, to make sure we complete all of the fractions work. Enjoy!

Lesson 15 - During this lesson, pupils will be able to construct a whole, given one part and the fraction of that whole that this represents. They will be encouraged to see the multiplicative relationship between unit fractions and the whole and will reason about this.

Lesson 16 - Build and compare different wholes from different unit fractions that have the same length.

Tuesday 14th July

FRACTIONS 2

This week, there will be two maths lessons every day, to make sure we complete all of the fractions work. Enjoy!

Lesson 13 - There are additional opportunities to compare unit fractions, this time in a measure’s context. The pupils are encouraged to estimate unit fractions using their previous understanding of unit fractions and their relationship with the whole.

Lesson 14 - Pupils will discover that in order to compare unit fractions, the wholes must be the same. This is exemplified with different contexts and representations including capacity, a linear journey, and an area model.

Monday 13th July

FRACTIONS 2

This week, there will be two maths lessons every day, to make sure we complete all of the fractions work. Enjoy!

Lesson 11 - Pupils build on previous work when they compared relative size of parts of the same whole. In this lesson, they use the unit fraction name and notation to generalise that when comparing unit fractions, the greater the denominator, the smaller the fraction. The children will understand and build a fraction wall to help demonstrate this and will begin to use the inequality symbols (< and >) to express the comparisons.

Lesson 12 - In this lesson, there are plenty of opportunities to apply their understanding of the generalisation in Lesson 11. Questions and activities are designed to allow children opportunities to reason about comparing the size of unit fractions when the whole is the same.

Friday 10th July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 10 - The pupils will revise that equal parts of the same whole do not have to look the same. In this lesson they will use the context of measures as well as the area model to recognise this. They will practise visualising and estimating fractions as well as developing their reasoning.

Thursday 9th July

Here is this week's Home Learning Pack. Remember, you can collect a pack from the school office if you need to. Please continue to check Reading Eggs, Purple Mash and Education City as these are constantly being updated with new work.

Stay safe and keep working!

Thursday 9th July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 9 - Pupils will discover that equal parts of the same whole do not have to look the same. Pupils will be invited to visualise some proofs for this statement as well as make them from paper.

Wednesday 8th July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 8 - Pupils will be able to identify a unit fraction in different contexts. This lesson aims to exploit common misconceptions that the children may have.

Tuesday 7th July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 7 - This lesson has been designed so that the pupils build on previous understanding - knowing that the same whole (this time a quantity) can be divided into equal parts in different ways. They will understand how they can assign a unit fraction name to an equal part of a group of items.

Monday 6th July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 6 - Pupils develop their previous understanding and apply it into the context of 3D representations. Initially they will use physical resources and then moving onto pictorial representations, pupils learn that the unit fraction name, notation and representation can also be applied in 3D representations.

Friday 3rd July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 5 - Learning from previous lessons will be built upon and applied to a linear model to represent unit fractions. This lesson involves dividing paper strips into equal parts before then naming and writing the fraction notation

Thursday 2nd July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 4 -  Pupils will begin to assign a name to some unit fractions such as ‘one half’, ‘one quarter’ and will be able to extend this to some less familiar ones such as ‘one fifty-seventh’ because they understand the meaning. They build on previous learning by matching representations, fraction names and notation.

Wednesday 1st July

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 3 -  In this lesson, the terms ‘numerator’ and ‘denominator’ are introduced and the understanding of what each of these represents is reinforced.

Tuesday 30th June

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 2 -  Pupils will learn to write formal notation of writing unit fractions and most importantly, will understand what each section means. A variety of common and less common 2D shapes are used to demonstrate this. This is the first time the term ‘fraction’ is used.

Week Commencing 29th June 2020

Hello Year 3!  The team are hoping you are all keeping safe and well and (hopefully) managing to get out and about a little more now lock-down is slowly easing.  As ever, please make sure you are keeping on top of your work.  We are setting plenty for you all to do on Education City and Reading Eggs and there are also the Home Learning Packs for you to download or collect from the Office at school.  Remember, we can see who is completing the work online.  The number of children completing the work remains low which is a shame so please endeavour to complete what you can when you can.

Stay safe and please contact the school if you are struggling or stuck with anything.  We are now in Monday - Thursday.  Take care!

Monday 29th June

FRACTIONS 2

Lesson 1 -  Pupils will discover that the same whole can be divided into a differing number of equal parts. There is an opportunity to rehearse the associated language with this and to apply this knowledge to different contexts.

Friday 26th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 10 -  Once confident with the concept of building wholes from parts using the area model, this lesson gives the opportunity for children to iterate fractions in different contexts and addresses some possible misconceptions that could occur.

Thursday 25th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 9 -  In this lesson, the children consider, if we know one part of the whole what could the whole look like if all the parts are identical? This is often something children have limited practice of and is important to ensure a deep understanding of the part-whole relationship. It is vital they know the size of the whole in order to create these.  

Wednesday 24th June

Make sure you keep checking Education City, Purple Mash and Reading Eggs as your teachers are constantly setting new and exciting activities for you.

Wednesday 24th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 8 -    Consider part-whole relationships within the context of quantity models

Tuesday 23rd June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 7 -   Explore that size of part is relative to the size of the whole using familiar contexts

Monday 22nd June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 6 -  Pupils will compare the size of parts when the whole is defined using familiar contexts

Friday 19th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 5 - Pupils continue to look at equal and unequal parts. Attention is drawn to the fact that equal-sized parts do not have to look the same.

Thursday 18th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 4 - Pupils embed the concept of equal parts and unequal parts and move to seeing examples of this within a linear model with paper strips and then on a number line. This lesson finishes with the important part that if we know the size and total number of equal parts, we can replicate the whole.

Wednesday 17th June

Make sure you keep checking Education City, Purple Mash and Reading Eggs as your teachers are constantly setting new and exciting activities for you.

Wednesday 17th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 3 - This lesson focuses on the concept of ‘equal’ and ‘unequal’ parts and aims to address some potential misconceptions related to this. The area model of representation is presented to children as a vehicle to master this.

Tuesday 16th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 2 - Pupils continue to explore the whole and part relationship and generalise that a part is always smaller than the whole but that the whole can change. It is important that the children understand that there are many ways to define a whole and only when this is done is it possible to define a part.

Monday 15th June

Exciting News!

There will now be a new maths video each day for you to watch and learn.

Lesson 1 - Pupils begin to explore the whole and part relationship in familiar contexts. It moves from an area model using a map, to a linear model using a journey and then to a quantity context. The stem sentence is ‘If ___ is the whole, then ___ is part of the whole’.

WC 8th June 2020

Hello Year 3! So, some of us have come back to school this week. Hooray! Not Year 3 though. Boo! Never fear, the hard working team here at Cape have made sure you aren’t left without work and have updated Purple Mash, Reading Eggs and Education City for you. The home learning pack for the week is also available. You can download it from here or you can come into the school and pick up a paper copy if you prefer.

Another gentle reminder that we can see who has completed the tasks and who hasn’t. The number of you attempting the work remains disappointingly low. In order for you to ensure you do not fall behind in your education, it is really important that these tasks are attempted.

2.6.20 - Updated Home learning

Hello Year 3!

We are missing you all and hope you are all keeping well. Here are some more tasks to keep you busy!

Remember to keep logging in to Purple Mash, Education city and Reading eggs. We are regularly updating work on these sites and we can see who is accessing the work!

Reading eggs:

Your teachers will be setting you comprehension and spelling lessons. Have a look and complete them!

Purple Mash:

Login and look for the 2dos which your teachers have set for you. When you have completed it remember to submit it for your teacher to mark.

Education City:

New tasks have been set on Education City for you to complete. When completed it will show a green tick next to the activity.

20.5.20 – Updated Resources

Hello Year 3!

We hope you are all safe and well. You have been set lots of activities on the different websites. Remember, we can see exactly who is working and who isn’t!

Purple Mash has been updated with lots of activities – simply log in and click the red ‘2Dos’ button at the top – you will find lots of activities to keep you busy such as:

• Multiplication and division problems
• Persuasive writing projects
• Science – animals including humans

Education City has also been updated. Log in and click on homework to see everything you can do.

• Multiplication and division problems
• Multiplying 10s
• Reading activities
• Science – animals including humans

Reading Eggspress has also been updated with some comprehension and spelling tasks.

Here is the Home Learning Pack for this week. Please ring school if you’d like to collect a printed copy.

Look after yourselves and your families. We are missing you!  

13th May 2020

Hello Year 3.  The team hope you are keeping well in these difficult times.  We have set you all weekly tasks to do as well as uploaded a new Home Learning Pack to cover next week.  Just a gentle reminder - we can see who has and hasn't completed the work and it is disappointing to see how few of you are attempting these tasks.  We appreciate that lockdown is boring.  The adults aren't exactly enjoying it either BUT we have set you all plenty of work to keep you busy and it is also there to help you to ensure you don't fall too far behind with your learning.  So PLEASE make an effort to attempt the work.  If you struggle, you can message Mr. A, Mrs Robbins or Miss Feist on the Purple Mash blog or phone the school.

Anyway, teacher talk over!  Here are your tasks for the week.  Take care all.

https://www.purplemash.com/sch/cape

https://readingeggs.co.uk/

https://go.educationcity.com/?_ga=2.243327173.1101390458.1589445688-2027475978.1589445688

29.4.20 – Updated Resources

Hello Year 3!

Here are some more activities and ideas for home learning.

Purple Mash has been updated with lots of activities – simply log in and click the red ‘2Dos’ button at the top – you will find lots of activities to keep you busy such as:

• Times tables practice
• Create your own rainforest leaflet
• Spelling quizzes

Education City has also been updated. Log in and click on homework to see everything you can do.

• Addition and subtraction practice
• Fractions and length
• Remind yourself of spellings
• Create your own story characters

Here are some other activities to try:

• If I wrote all the numbers from 1-100, how many times would I write the number 7? Convince me you are right!
• Draw a picture using 2D shapes (such as triangles, octagons and quadrilaterals) – can you label all of your shapes?
• Can you come up with a new Olympic sport or event? What would the rules look like?
• Invent something! Use your imagination – it could be anything!
• Write a poem about your time at home. Can you make it rhyme and include adjectives and similes?

We are missing you, stay safe!

21.4.20 – Languages Update…

Language Angels have given us a special Cape login so you can access all of the fun games at home! Simply follow the link below, and log in to ‘Pupil Games’.

Username: cape

Password: cape1234

You can then access all of the amazing Language Angels games. Maybe you could remind yourself of some words you already know or learn something new!

Buona Fortuna

Mrs Robbins J

22.4.20- Updated Resources

Hello Year 3.  We hope you are all keeping safe and managing to enjoy a little bit of the lovely sunny weather (even if its only in the back garden).  The team are hoping you are all managing to keep on top of the work we have set for you.  We have updated the following links so there will be more work available for you to complete.

We have been made aware of some access issues.  If you are struggling to find any of the work set, please contact the school and someone will hopefully be able to assist you.

https://www.purplemash.com/sch/cape

https://go.educationcity.com/mycity#/manage/homework/user

https://readingeggs.co.uk/

As well as the work set here, please have a look at these online lessons.

Reading comprehension - https://www.thenational.academy/year-3/english/instructions-reading-comprehension-fact-retrieval-year-3-wk1-1/

Understanding part/whole (Maths) - https://www.thenational.academy/year-3/maths/to-describe-the-part-whole-relationship-year-3-wk1-1/

15.4.20- Updated Resources

Hello Year 3!  The team hope you are all keeping well and getting an opportunity to have a go at some school work while you are all at home.  Remember, Mrs Robbins, Miss Feist and Mr Allison have set you work on Reading Eggs so please be sure to check it each week.  As well as this, there are tasks for you all to complete on Purple Mash and Education City which can be found by following these links;

https://www.purplemash.com/sch/cape

https://go.educationcity.com/?_ga=2.226062298.1549203829.1585734930-2089562564.1585734930

https://readingeggs.co.uk/?_ga=2.42461478.2022115476.1585661405-2037421791.1536417528

Here are some other tasks you could have a go at doing if you get an opportunity.

Rainforests

As I'm sure you remember, we were learning all about rainforests before we finished school.  Have a look at this link - https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zfp34wx. When you have read it and watched the clip, write a paragraph to summarise what you have find out OR you can design and create a poster highlighting the threats to the rainforest.

Science

Plant a seed and look after a plant!  Fill a plant pot with compost and sow a seed(s).  Water the compost a little every other day.  Keep a diary and where possible, take photos if you like to record how the plant grows.  If you have no seeds, research how a plant grows and a write a short paragraph to explain.

Computing

Remember to STAY SAFE online!  Maybe you could design a nice poster to explain how to stay safe when you're on the internet.

There's probably more than enough to keep you all occupied.  Remember, keep checking this page for updated tasks and STAY SAFE.  We miss you all!!!

8.4.20 - Updated Resources

Education City, Purple Mash and Reading Eggs

You have your login details for the websites above. Your teachers are updating these sites regularly with work for you to complete at home.

Maths- resources updated 2.4.20

Here is access to our Power Maths Book B resource. In order to access it, click the link and then agree to the terms and conditions (you might also have to allow pop ups on the web page)

https://preview.pearsonactivelearn.com/PowerMathsYear3<https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.pearsonactivelearn.com%2FPowerMathsYear3&data=02%7C01%7C%7Ca8fc427932234bdf1e0c08d7d55618a8%7C1faf88fea9984c5b93c9210a11d9a5c2%7C0%7C0%7C637212438071046323&sdata=qOBpTfKL7KzqtDOmOugUxECz0A7MKmSqJCYGNmuWcA0%3D&reserved=0>

There is also a helpful video for parents explaining how to support your child with this resource.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssa6TAjzgug<https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dssa6TAjzgug&data=02%7C01%7C%7Ca8fc427932234bdf1e0c08d7d55618a8%7C1faf88fea9984c5b93c9210a11d9a5c2%7C0%7C0%7C637212438071066236&sdata=ul66jHnYWT9UsNWNcf%2BAawOCsYmjAsVMrS9EM34vDr4%3D&reserved=0>

If you have any further questions please telephone the school where a member of staff will be able to help you.

1.4.20 - Updated Home Learning Resources

English ideas:

• Could you write a letter to a friend or teacher to tell them what you’ve been doing during your time at home? (You could even make it up!)
• You could write a recipe of something you have cooked at home, or something you would like to cook, or something completely made up!

Maths Ideas:

• Carol Vorderman has offered her fantastic maths activities for FREE! You can find this at ‘www.themathsfactor.com’.
• If the answer is 448, what is the question? How many questions can you come up with?

Other ideas:

• BBC Bitesize is great for science! Could you recap your learning about Forces and Magnets, Animals including Humans, Plants and Rocks and Soils?

• Try some shadow drawing – it looks like fun!

24.3.20 - Updated Home Learning Resources

PE

Every morning at 9.00 Joe Wicks is doing PE sessions live on YouTube. Follow this link to join in:

Maths

Use Hit the Button to practise your times tables - can you beat your score?

There are lots of great resources on this website for our current fractions topic. There are videos to show you what to do. You can copy and complete the activities in your exercise book. Follow the link below.

English

Have you read any new books? Could you write a book review for a book you have read recently?

A very warm welcome and a happy new year to all our Parents and Carers from all of the Year 3 Team!

 Meet the team...

Teachers

Miss Feist

Mrs Robbins

Mr Allison
 

 Support Staff

Miss Ambleton

Mrs Natt

English

During the first half of the spring term year 3 will be focusing on persuasive writing and poetry. This will be taught through a high quality text: The Great Kapok Tree by Lynne Cherry.  During the second half of the term we will be reading Harry the Poisonous Centipede goes to sea by Lynne Reid Banks and writing stories and instructions based on the text.

Maths

This term we will continue working through our Power Maths books. We will be learning new method to multiply and divide larger numbers. We will also cover money, statistics, length and fractions. We will begin to solve problems and use Maths in real life contexts.  We will continue to learn our times tables and recap our Maths methods in order to help children with all areas of Maths.

Science

In science we will be learning about plants. We will learn about the different parts of plants and their importance for the plant’s survival. We will also learn about the what plants require to thrive. During the second half of the term we will be investigating the different types of rocks and soil. We will learnt about the properties of different rocks and what uses they could have.

PE

The days for PE for each year 3 class are as follows;

3A - Wednesday and Thursday

3B -  Wednesday and Thursday

3C -  Tuesday and Thursday

Children should  have their P.E. kits in school every day, consisting of: black shorts, house t-shirt of appropriate colour and black school pumps (not trainers) in a bag please.  Please ensure that all items have names on them. This term we are covering dance, outside activities, tag rugby and cricket.

Please make sure that jewellery is not worn by your child on their PE day. Jewellery needs to be removed before they come to school as staff are not allowed to remove it. Thank you.

Spellings

Your child will be receiving spellings every Friday.  Please practise these at home with your child in preparation for the spelling tests which will take place every Thursday or Friday.

Homework

Your child will receive a piece of English and Maths homework every Friday.  Please could we ask that homework books are returned on Wednesdays in order to allow time for marking and preparing their next piece of homework.   

Reading Books

Your child will have a reading book and a diary.  Please could you return reading books back to school with a written comment in their reading diary so that their books can be changed.

Please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Year 3 Team should you have any further questions.

Thank you for your co-operation.

The Year 3 Team

Dates for your diary...please check back regularly for updates...

In This Section...

Below are the websites that the children will be using for homework and independent learning at home. If you have any questions or need additional details, please ask your child's class teacher.