Week Beginning 8 February 2021
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Zoom Meetings
Here is our Zoom timetable for the week beginning 8th February. You will receive the link to the meeting at least the day before if not earlier. Please remember, that as stated in our 'acceptable use policy' your Meeting ID must be your child's name otherwise, you will not be accepted into the meeting.
Day |
When |
What |
How Long |
Monday 8th February |
9:00am |
Rise and Shine withMiss Cook and Miss Johnson |
15 minutes |
Monday 8th February |
1:00pm |
Re-record Rainforest Dance |
20 minutes |
Tuesday 9th February |
1:15pm |
Science Introduction |
30 minutes |
Wednesday 10th February |
11:45am |
Wellbeing Wednesday |
15 minutes |
Friday 12th February |
1:00pm |
Wonderful Work Friday andYear 3 Quiz |
45 minutes |
Please note: The recording of the zoom on Monday 8th February at 1pm will be used in the Year 3 assembly. If you do NOT wish for your child to participate in this part of the assembly, please do not join the zoom session.
Remember, if you haven't yet filled in the form below and you want your child to take part, then you need to fill in the form and read the letters that accompany it.
https://forms.gle/Qs4QZrfRo1TSu9m76
https://www.mapledene.bham.sch.uk/zoom-meetings/
We can't wait to see you on our next Zoom.
Day 29 – Friday 12th February
Miss Johnson and I would just like to say a big WELL DONE for all your hard work this half term, both to the children at home and at school. Today, is the last day of learning before we break up for half term.
Also, our Riveting Rainforest Assembly will premiere on YouTube today, showcasing all your amazing work. Click the link below or find it on the Celebration Assemblies page. Sit down and watch it with your families and see if you can spot your work! You can also see who our 'Shooting Stars' are for this week!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYVtoLDPbKQ
Please see a timetable for today's learning below.
12.02.21 |
Miss Cook and Miss Johnson’s groups |
Mrs Well’s groups |
Maths |
Obtuse, Acute and Right angles |
Positional Language Pirate map |
BREAK TIME |
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Reading |
Potoo Report |
Read Write Inc |
English |
Writing Report |
Writing Report |
LUNCH TIME |
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Zoom @ 1:00 – 1:45 |
Join us for a Fun Friday Quiz and a chance to chat about your work. |
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Reward Time |
Reward yourself for all your amazing work and behaviour this half term |
Maths:
Miss Johnson and Miss Cook’s group:
Today, we are thinking more about angles. We know that some angles are called right angles - they are 90 degree angles. But what do we call angles that are greater than or smaller than a right angle?
Watch this video below to find out:
https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-recognise-obtuse-and-acute-angles-ccwk6c?step=2&activity=video
Once you have watched the video, watch Miss Johnson's video below which explains your task for the day.
Mrs Wells' group:
Today in Maths, you are going to apply all the brilliant learning you have done this week. Attached is a pirate map, and we need you to write a set of instructions for the pirate so that he can find his treasure. Watch Miss Johnson’s video to find out more.
Once you have had a go at writing instructions, could you draw your own map on the other sheet and then write a set of instructions for it?
Reading:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then scroll down to watch the Reading Longer Words with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Today, we are continuing looking at the non-chronological report about potoos. Re-read the text before answering the questions carefully.
Mrs Wells and Miss Sanders’ group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then watch the Set 3 Spelling video with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Today, we are continuing to look at the text about the vet at the zoo. Can you remember any animals that he sees and what is wrong with them? Have another read of the text. Once you have re-read the text, have a go at answering the questions attached.
English:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Today, you are continuing to write your non-chronological report about rainforests. Yesterday, you wrote the information for the following subheadings:
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What is a rainforest?
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Where in the world can I find rainforests?
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What is the weather like in rainforests?
Look back at your plan, which three subheadings do you have left to write now?
Watch Miss Johnson’s video before continuing with your writing.
Mrs Wells’ Group:
Today, you are continuing to write your report about the rainforest. Please use these subheadings:
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Animals in the rainforest
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Why are rainforests so important?
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Interesting rainforest facts
Can you think of any facts that would go under these subheadings?
Watch Miss Johnson’s video that talks about today’s writing.
1:00- 1:45 – Year 3 Friday Fun Quiz and Chat
Join us at the slightly different time of 1:00pm, for our Friday zoom this week. Get a pencil and piece of paper ready, for the Fun Friday Quiz and a chat about all the things you have enjoyed learning about this half term. Then get ready for reward time for the rest of the afternoon.
Reward time:
For the rest of the afternoon, it is reward time. You can choose what you do for reward time and you may choose to do it later in the day too. It could be an art and craft activity, playing with your favourite toys, den building, baking, playing a board game with your family or something else. We know how hard you have worked over this half term and have loved seeing all the work you have sent in and you all thoroughly deserve your reward time. We would love to see some photos of what you get up to. Please send them to advice@mapledeneschool.com
Day 28 – Thursday 11th February
Please see the timetable for today below.
11.02.21 |
Miss Cook and Miss Johnson’s groups |
Mrs Well’s groups |
Maths |
Turns |
Turns |
BREAK TIME |
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Reading |
Potoo report |
Read Write Inc |
English |
Writing Rainforest report |
Writing Rainforest report |
LUNCH TIME |
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Handwriting |
Practise Joining letters – diagonal join |
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P.E |
Yoga |
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Music |
Singing |
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Story Time |
The Danger Gang |
Maths:
Miss Johnson and Miss Cook’s group:
Today we are going to be thinking about right angles again and linking this knowledge to turns. Stand up and do a full turn for me, how many right angles have you turned? What turn is the same as turning a right angle?
Watch Miss Johnson’s video of her talking about turns and right angles.
Once you have watched the video, have a go at completing the sheet attached.
Mrs Wells' group:
Have a watch of the video below, while you are watching have a listen out for any positional language that you have learned this week. Did you hear any new words?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z7kwmp3
Today, we are going to look at turns so that tomorrow we can write a set of instructions for a pirate following the map to the treasure. Watch this video below and then complete the sheet attached.
https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-use-the-language-of-position-direction-and-movement-part-1-6grkge?activity=video&step=1
Reading:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then scroll down to watch the Reading Longer Words with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Today, we are looking at a non-chronological report about a rainforest animal that many of you would not have heard about before reading Rainforest Calling, but I know it has become a firm favourite. Can you think of which animal it might be?
Read the definitions first and then read the text before answering the questions.
Mrs Wells and Miss Sanders’ group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then watch the Set 3 Spelling video with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Today and tomorrow, we are going to ask you to read a longer text. It is all about a vet that works at a Zoo. Today, we just want you to focus on reading the text and understanding what you have read. I would like you read the text more than once and then have a go at answering the questions below to show me you understand the text.
English:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
In English today and tomorrow, we are writing our non-chronological report about rainforests. We all can’t wait to see the fantastic work your produce. Today, we would like you to write the information for the first three subheadings. Looking at your plan, can you remember what they were?
Watch Miss Johnson’s videos that talks through writing your work.
Mrs Wells’ Group:
In English today and tomorrow, we are writing our report about rainforests. We all can’t wait to see the fantastic work your produce. Today, we are going to be writing about the first three subheadings.
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What is a rainforest?
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Where are rainforest in the world?
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What is the weather like in a rainforest?
Watch Miss Johnson’s videos that talks through writing your work.
Handwriting:
Today we would like you to re-watch the videos with Miss Johnson from this week. Then, have a go at writing the words below. Remember how to form your letters and the diagonal line to join them.
The picture of words will be posted on Thursday morning.
P.E:
This week, we will continue to be thinking about Yoga. I love Yoga because it helps your body but it also helps your mind, something which we know is really important. Remember, you can choose to do this activity with or without shoes and you just need a small, clear area to work in.
https://classroom.thenational.academy/specialist/subjects/physical-development/access-points/applying-learning/lessons/movement-and-balance-part-2-6hk3cc
You can choose to also do this activity too if you want:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wsy2L9VvX90&list=PL8snGkhBF7nj0XY4DQbm203LNMQvbnPyw&index=16&safe=true
Music:
Hi Year 3,
This week we will finish learning the song, ‘Bringing us Together’.
First of all, click on the link below to warm up your bodies and voices. Make you sure you have clicked on the tab ‘Move to the Pulse’ and have fun following the actions.
https://charanga.com/resources/36878-flexible-games-track-bringing-us-together
Now, click on this link to learn the song. Start by revising the chorus from last week and then move to the bridge section.
https://charanga.com/resources/36874-learn-to-sing-the-song-bringing-us-together
This week’s video looks at music that has 3 beats in a bar. You might know some of the songs already.
https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/exploring-3-beats-in-a-bar-ccukcc
Story Time:
Join Miss Cook reading the next part of 'The Danger Gang' below! Can you spot the friend who has come to sit and listen to Miss Cook's story? You could always bring a little friend along with you!
Day 27 – Wednesday 10th February
Please see the timetable for today below.
10.02.21 |
Miss Cook and Miss Johnson’s groups |
Mrs Well’s groups |
Maths |
Right Angles |
Forwards and Backwards |
BREAK TIME |
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Reading |
Rainforest Calling |
Read Write Inc |
English |
Planning Rainforest Report |
Using adjectives in sentences |
Zoom – 11:45am |
Wellbeing Wednesday Zoom |
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LUNCH TIME |
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Handwriting |
Joining letters – diagonal joins |
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Geography |
Rivers in rainforests |
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Spanish |
Animals |
Maths:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Have a watch of this Supermovers video to re-cap names of 2D shapes.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks2-maths-2d-shapes-with-radzi/zvfjbdm
In the video, it talks about right angles; can you remember what a right angle is from Monday’s lesson?
Watch the video below that talks about right angles. You are then going to apply your knowledge of 2D shapes and right angles together to sort the shapes.
https://classroom.thenational.academy/lessons/to-recognise-right-angles-6ww34d?step=2&activity=video
Once you have completed the sheet, watch the video below for a fun activity to finish the lesson.
Mrs Wells' group:
Today, we are going to be thinking about moving forwards and backwards and making sure that we understand the words left and right.
Watch this video to get you in the mood:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks1-maths-position-&-direction/zhh9scw
Now meet Robot Johnson, who is going to follow some instructions. Once you have watched the video, can you become a robot and record videos showing me that you understand the words:
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Forwards
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Backwards
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Near
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Far
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Left
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Right
Don’t forget to send your videos to advice@mapledeneschool.com
Reading:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then watch the Set 3 Spelling video with Rosie of longer words. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Once you have finished your sounds, we are going to be continuing with reading Rainforest Calling. Today, you have a mixture of fastest finger and thinking hat questions.
Mrs Wells and Miss Sanders’ group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then watch the Set 3 Spelling video with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Today, you are going to be reading about keeping ourselves healthy. Once you have read the text at least once, have a go at answering the questions.
English:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Today, we are planning our rainforest report before writing it tomorrow and Friday. Can you tell me why planning is important?
Yesterday, you added some conjunctions to your plan that already has fronted adverbials on. Can you list 3 conjunctions and 3 fronted adverbials that you want to use in your writing?
Have a watch of Miss Johnson’s video, which talks through the different types of plan you may want to use.
By the end of the lesson, you will need a completed plan, which includes at least 4 facts for each subheading. Remember, if you complete a detailed plan, you will have less work to do when you are writing as your facts will already be written down.
Mrs Wells’ Group:
Yesterday, we looked at adjectives. Can you remember what an adjective is?
Have a look at the picture below. What adjectives could you use to tell me about jaguar?
I thought of:
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Spotty
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Brown
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Cute
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Fierce
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Quick
Did you think of any of those?
Today, we are going to add in some adjective words to some sentences. There are 2 tasks for you to do, so watch Miss Johnson’s video which explains what you need to do.
11:45am – Zoom (Wellbeing Wednesday)
Join Miss Cook, Miss Johnson and Mrs Wells for Wellbeing Wednesday today at 11:45am to find out how we are looking after our wellbeing this week.
Handwriting:
Watch Miss Johnson’s video following the next set of joins. Have you used any of the joins with have been practising in your writing yet? We will be looking out for them when you send in your work.
Geography:
In rainforests, there are often rivers which are also a really important habitat within a rainforest.
Can you think of any rainforest animals that the river is their habitat or they need rivers to survive?
Watch these short clips below which talk about the amazon river and animals that live there.
Once you have watched the videos, watch Miss Johnson’s video explaining today’s task.
As an extra, you may want to watch the Amazon episode of Earth’s great rivers which is available on BBC iPlayer. The link is below.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0bx73pk/earths-great-rivers-series-1-1-amazon
Spanish:
This week in Spanish, we are continuing to work on animals. Can you remember any of the animals we learnt last week? Can you say them in English and in Spanish?
Re-watch Miss Cook’s video below to recap the animals we are learning.
Now you have recapped, have a go at the sheet below. Can you match the animal in words to the animal picture?
The second task is asking you to write some sentences. We will be reusing the phrases ‘I like…’ and ‘I don’t like…’. Can you remember how we say these?
I like = Me gusta…
I don’t like = No me gusta…
We are also going to be using the phrases ‘I have…’ and ‘I don’t have…’.
I have = Yo tengo…
I don’t have = No tengo
Can you write some sentences using these phrases based on animals?
Day 26 – Tuesday 9th February
Please see a timetable for today below:
09.02.21 |
Miss Cook and Miss Johnson’s groups |
Mrs Well’s groups |
Maths |
Parallel and perpendicular lines |
Positional language |
BREAK TIME |
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Reading |
Rainforest Calling |
Read Write Inc |
English |
Conjunctions - planning sheet |
Adjectives and Verbs |
LUNCH TIME |
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Handwriting |
Joining letters – diagonal join |
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Science |
Diets of animals |
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Library |
Favourite Books |
Maths:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Yesterday, we learned some new maths words. Can you remember any of them and what they mean? Re-cap your learning with this short video here:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zb6tyrd/articles/zp327hv
Once you have done that, watch Miss Johnson’s video to learn more about parallel and perpendicular lines and find out about today's task.
Mrs Wells' group:
Yesterday, we learned about positional language, words that tell us where something is. Can you remember any of the words we looked at? Have a look at the picture below, can you use any of the words from yesterday to describe where the ball is?
Today, we are continuing to learn about positional language, but we are going to learn some new words and recap the words from yesterday. Watch Miss Johnson’s video and the have a go at the tasks she sets.
Reading:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then scroll down to watch the Reading Longer Words with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Today, we are re-reading the text from yesterday but today we are focusing on the 'thinking hat' questions and inferring the information from the text. Re-read the text aloud. Can you remember the meaning of any of the tricky words? If not, look back at yesterday's definition sheet before having a go at the worksheet below.
Mrs Wells and Miss Sanders’ group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link on the website) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then watch the Set 3 Spelling video with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
After completing your phonics task, have a go at the reading task below. You will see that there is a chunk of text and then some questions before the text continues. Have a go and see if you can answer all the questions!
English:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
In English today, we are going to be continuing to look at conjunctions. Conjunctions like ‘and’, ‘because’, ‘if’ and ‘so’ have their uses in your writing, but now we are in Year 3, we want to be challenging ourself to use a wide range of conjunctions. Can you think of any other conjunctions you may use in your writing?
How many conjunctions did you think of in our Supermovers video?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks2-english-conjunctions-with-laura-bubble/zv4hd6f
Watch Miss Johnson who is going to talk through some different conjunctions you may use in your writing and set you today’s challenge.
Mrs Wells’ Group:
Get yourself warmed up with this video:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/ks1-english-capital-letters-full-stops/zjmrhbk
Today, we are looking at verbs and adjectives. Do you know what either of these words mean?
Watch these short videos:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrqqtfr/articles/zpxhdxs
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrqqtfr/articles/zy2r6yc
Today we are going to sort verbs and adjectives out. Have a go at the worksheets below.
Handwriting:
Watch the video below to look at our new joins. Remember by the end of Year 3, you should be able to confidently join your letters and know which letters cannot be joined.
Science: Zoom at 1:15pm
Last week in science, we looked at the different food groups and why they are important. Have a think about what you had for lunch, can you tell me any food groups that you ate?
Either join us for our Zoom at 1:15 or if you miss it, watch the videos below.
Watch the video below to re-cap your knowledge of the different food groups and what they do for our bodies.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z4x76sg
Today we are looking at different animals and their diets. Have a look at the rainforest animals below. What do you think they eat in their diet?
Do you think their diet is the same as ours?
Watch the video below to remind yourself all about herbivores, omnivores and carnivores.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/zwfd2p3
Now, have a go at the worksheets below. For task 1, can you correctly match the rainforest animal to it's diet and fill in the missing gaps. For task 2, you need to use the animals from the first sheet and work out if they are herbivores, carnivores or omnivores.
Library:
Did you enjoy listening to the first part of The Tale of Peter Rabbit a couple of weeks ago? This week, I have picked another favourite of mine today:
Once you have watched the video, I would like you to write a list of your top 3 books and explain why you like them so much. Don’t forget to send in your lists written in your best handwriting, as I would like to share them on the class website. You never know, you might inspire another child in Year 3 to read one of your favourite books!
Day 25 – Monday 8th February
Happy Monday Year 3! This is the last week before half term. Keep up all your amazing hard work and don't forget to send your amazing work to advice@mapledeneschool.com so Miss Cook and Miss Johnson can see what you have been working on!
Please see the timetable for today below:
08.02.21 |
Miss Cook and Miss Johnson’s groups |
Mrs Well’s groups |
9:00am - Zoom |
Rise and Shine |
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Maths |
Lines – identifying different lines |
Positional language |
BREAK TIME |
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Reading |
Rainforest Calling |
Read Write Inc |
English |
Fronted adverbials |
Letter formation and Phonics |
LUNCH TIME |
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1:00pm Zoom |
Re-recording Rainforest Dance for the Year 3 Assembly |
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Handwriting |
Joining letters – diagonal join |
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P.E. |
Cardio |
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RE |
Showing commitment |
Zoom – 9am Rise and Shine
Join us for our final rise and shine session of the half term. Make sure you are up and ready as we are looking for some volunteers to help us pick our rise and shine videos.
Maths:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
By the end of today’s lesson, you will know the meaning of the 6 words below:
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vertical
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horizontal
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diagonal
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parallel
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perpendicular
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right angle
Have you heard of any of the words below before and do you know what they mean?
Watch Miss Johnson’s video below to learn about the different words and find out your challenge for the day.
Once you have completed the lesson, have a go at completing the quiz here to check your learning.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zxc9ydm
Mrs Wells' group:
This week, we are going to be looking at positional language and turns. What do I mean by the word position? Have a look at the picture below, what can you tell me about the position of some of the things in the picture?
Watch Miss Johnson’s video below to explore some different language you could have used.
Miss Johnson has found herself in some different places in school, can you use your new language to label where she is on the worksheet?
Reading:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link below) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then scroll down to watch the Reading Longer Words with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Once you have taken part in the Read Write Inc part of the lesson, we are continuing with Rainforest Calling. Daisy has worked extremely hard on her journal. I wonder what she sees this week. Don’t forget to look at the definitions before reading the text.
Mrs Wells and Miss Sanders’ group:
Head to the Read Write Inc YouTube Channel (click the link on the website) to watch today's sound videos. Watch the Set 3 Speed Sounds session with Rosie and then watch the Set 3 Spelling video with Rosie video for today's sound. Remember to join in by writing the words on a piece of paper.
Today, we are going to have a look at a poem. Watch the video below:
You can watch the video more than once. Once you have watched the video, have a go at the questions below.
English:
Miss Johnson & Miss Cook’s Group:
This week we are continuing to building up to writing our rainforest reports using all of the information we have learned about rainforests. We were so impressed with your animal fact files and we know we are going to be amazed by your reports too.
In this lesson, we are going to focus on fronted adverbials. Firstly, we are going to have a think of different types of fronted adverbials and then we are going to use a thesaurus to find some alternative fronted adverbials.
Watch this video to re-cap your knowledge of fronted adverbials:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zwwp8mn/articles/zp937p3
Remember, fronted adverbials can be sorted into adverbials that tell us ‘how’, ‘where’ or ‘when’ something happens. Can you help sort the fronted adverbials on sheet 1 into the correct columns. This is a starter task and should only take 15 minutes.
Once you have sorted the fronted adverbials. Watch Miss Johnson’s video below which introduces task 2 for the lesson.
Thesaurus website:
https://kidthesaurus.com/
Mrs Wells’ Group:
Today we are going to look at our handwriting and some phonics activities. First of all, watch Miss Johnson’s handwriting video below and then have a go at the attached sheet.
Once you have done that, open up sheet 2 and see if you can use your phonics sounds to fill in the missing sounds in the rainforest words.
Zoom @ 1:00pm - Recording of our Rainforest Dance
Join us at 1pm to re-record the rainforest dance for our class assembly. If you do not wish for your child to take part, please do not join the meeting.
You may want to practise the dance before the zoom meeting. You can find the video on our main class page.
Handwriting:
Watch Miss Johnson’s video which introduces joining. See if you can practise your joins and be as neat as Miss Johnson.
P.E:
Here is our warm up for PE this week, join The Vamps for their super cool routine:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers/just-for-fun-the-vamps-l1/z48y2sg
This week in PE, I have a challenge for you. Open up the grid below and have a look at the activities on the sheet. Watch the video of Miss Johnson, showing you how to do each activity and the instructions for the task.
Here is the number generator:
https://www.online-stopwatch.com/random-number-generators/candle-number-generator/
RE:
Hello Year 3,
It is Mrs Lockley here with this week's RE learning. Have a look at the video below and then have a go at completing the activity sheet.
Key Question: What do Jewish people remember during Passover?
Activity 1- Watch this film clip of the ten plagues of Egypt.
Think About: What was passed over in the final plague?
This is why it is called the Passover.
Activity 2- During the Passover, Jewish people have a special meal called a seder. Read the next page to find out all about this special meal and what each food item represents.