Welcome to Class 3

 Home Learning for children self isolating: 

Please find activities below for children to complete if they have to remain at home for any period of time.

Week beginning 19.10.20

Maths

Monday: Video: Add 3-digit and 1-digit numbers - crossing 10 Click here Task: Click here

Tuesday:  Video: Subtract a 1-digit number from 2-digits - crossing 10 Click here Task: Click here

Wednesday: Video: Subtract a 1-digit number from a 3-digit number - crossing 10 Click here Task: Click here

Thursday: Video: Add and subtract 3-digit and 2-digit numbers - not crossing 100 Click here Task: Click here

Mental Maths Friday: Use TTRock Stars to practise your times tables: Click here and Daily 10 to practise your quick fire addition, doubles and number bonds: Click here (Use levels 1 and 2)

English

Monday: Task: Click here

Tuesday Task: Click here 

 Wednesday, Thursday Task: Click here Template: Click here

Friday: Task: Click here (Please tweet or your recordings to k.nicholson@carltonminiottacademy.org)

Reading

First News Articles:
For reading comprehension practise, please use the First News articles and questions. Click here 

If you are unable to change your book at school and need something to read use Oxford Owl. Click here 

Handwriting Practise    

Practise sheet 1: Click here

Practise sheet 2: Click here

Practise sheet 3: Click here

Practise sheet 4: Click here

Practise sheet 5: Click here

Extra Handwriting Slides: Click here

Spellings

  WB: 19.10.20

What's happening in Class 3:

In our History lessons we will investigate what we might need to survive in the Stone Age.
As part of our Launch Day we looked at how to find food and shelter, make tools go hunting and make 'bone necklaces .

 We will travel through time, using the time lines we create, to the Bronze Age and explore how life changed when new cultures mixed and brought new ideas to Britain. Finally, we will learn about the Iron Age and how Britain has changed. 

Our English is linked to our Stone Age to Iron Age topic. We will read the book Stone Age Boy to inspire the writing of adventure narratives and the book ‘How to wash a Woolly Mammoth’ will help us learn about instruction writing.   

In Science we cover rocks and soils. As a class we investigated different types of rock and tried to classify them in to different groups.

We moved on to explore the different properties of rocks and how this could help us sort them. We also looked at how fossils are formed and what they can tell us about the world’s past. 

Finally we donned our gloves and used magnifying lenses to examine different soil samples. We were comparing our own garden's sample to our partner's. 

Our Reading Challenge: 

Every time you read at home, either a book from home or from school, make a note for how long you read for and ask an adult to sign this in your planner.
For every 15 minutes you read you can fill in one honeycomb of your reading beehive on our class reading display.   Changing your reading books:
You can change your reading book every morning. Place the book you have finished in the green box before choosing your next book from the boxes on the window sill. 

If you are unable to change your book at school and need something to read use Oxford Owl. Click here 
Log in to the website using the pink class login box and the username and password which is in children's planner.

Free Reading Challenge: 

   Can you catch all the book bugs? 

Once you become a free reader you will aim to collect all the Reading Bug Challenge books. 

 First News Articles: For reading comprehension practise, feel free to use the First News articles and questions at home. Click here 

Additional resources: 

 Keep practising time telling: Maths frame games Click here

Keep practising times tables with: TT Rockstars Click here

Keep practising times tables with: Beat-the-Clock-Times-Tables-Grid. Printable Click here

Keep practising times tables with Ultimate-Times-Table-Challenge Printable Click here (answers included.)

Practise your typing skills with Dance Mat Typing Click here