Year 3 Homework
Homework is sent home on a Friday and should be returned on a Thursday.
Autumn Term 1
18/9/2020
Spellings
Maths
Write some 1 or 2 digit numbers and partition them into H,T and O or T and O, just like we’ve been doing in class. Try and make it challenging for yourself but not impossible! Try to do 20 numbers.
Eg 376 = 300 + 70 + 6
25/09/ 2020
Spellings – words with the long /eI/ sound spelt with ey
hey survey convey disobey grey
they purvey prey obey whey
MFL
This week we learnt a little about Spanish culture. Research more information and design a poster to include either words, numbers or pictures about Spain. The more colourful and clear, the better.
02/ 10/ 2020
Spellings – words with the long /eI/ sound spelt with ai
straight claim contain brain faint
waist campaign praise complaint afraid
Maths
We will soon be learning more about the four operations used in Maths (+, -, X and ÷. Can you design a poster that shows what each one means. You can use different examples such as number sentences or part-whole models. Think also about the different words we use for each operation.
09/10/ 2020
Spellings – words with the long /e:/ sound spelt with ear
earth early learn heard earn
pearl search unearth earl rehearse
English
This week in English, we have been recounting a story we have listened to as a class. Can you recount (re-tell) your favourite book or movie? You might add in extra details. Remember to include adjectives to aid description and focus on your handwriting.
16/10/ 2020
Spellings – Homophones and near homophones.
here hear heel heal main mane
mail male knot not
History
This week in History we learnt a little about the Iron Age by looking at primary evidence found in Britain. We also looked at artists’ impressions of what a typical Iron Age village scene might look like. Research and then draw an Iron Age person or people and label their clothing, weapons or tools.
23/10/ 2020
Spellings – Independent choice
Choose 10 spellings that you have found or still find tricky and write a sentence containing each of them. Try to include some of the English skills we have learnt this half term (adjectives, fronted adverbials, possessive apostrophes) to improve your sentences.
Science
Our next topic will be all about Rocks and Fossils. The big question we are asking is, “Is the Earth just one big piece of rock?” Research either something about rocks or fossils and be ready to share when our new topic begins. How you present your findings is up to you. It could be a booklet, a poster, a piece of writing; you decide. Good luck.