Y3

Dear Parents,

 

For access to home learning for both Y3 classes, click on the class in which your child is in. Here, you will find the online learning tab which will then lead you to online learning such as Purple Mash and Spelling Shed.

 

Through Purple Mash, your child will need to log in with their details, this will then prompt them with '2do's' (Activities).  They can then work through the assigned learning.

 

For Spelling Shed, children will also need to log in with their username and password- activities are shown on the home screen or in the assignments tab.

 

We also advise you to read daily (record this in your reading records), practise timetables (Hit the Button) and complete the tasks set on the Spring homework menu also found on the Y3 class pages.

 

Also, there are other online learning resources within the class pages in which you can access for added reading and PE activities.

 

If any child cannot remember their login details, please let the class teacher know so they can provide these as soon as possible.

 

In addition, if your child is currently not in school to ask for their details, please ring the school office and they will assist you.

 

Thankyou for your continued support 

 

Mr Cull and Miss Jackson.

Writing Activities for home: (In your home journals)

 

1. Write a diary entry for a day at home. Tell me different things you have been up to. What have you enjoyed? What has been frustrating?.

 

2. Have a go at writing different poems that you have been learning in school. (Kennings, Acrostic , Haiku)

 

3. Create a recipe for an item of food of your choice (Cake, pizza) - Use the template below to help you.

Word of the day -

 

Here you will find the 'Vocabulary Ninja' link for the word of the day. One word each day is to be written in your Home learning journal with the tasks relating to this word. e.g. synonyms definitions and prefixes.

 

Could you have a go at using these words in a sentence?

 

At the end of a week, challenge yourself to use as many of the words in a paragraph, just like you do in school.

 

This will be updated at the beginning of each week for your children to access.