Maths
Year 3
Lesson 1- Tenths as decimals
Lesson 2- Fractions on a number line
Lesson 3- Fractions of a set of objects (1)
Lesson 4- Fractions of a set of objects (2)
Lesson 5- Challenge:
Year 4
Lesson 1- Add 2 or more fractions
Lesson 2- Subtract 2 fractions
Lesson 3- Calculate fractions of a quantity
Lesson4- calculate quantities
English
There is a new talk for writing unit this week. Year 3 feel free to choose the year 3 or year 4 booklet the choice is yours.
Spellings
Use the grid to practise making words with prefixes and suffixes working from left to right.
e.g un-at-tach-ing
Can you make your own silly sentences from the words that you have created?
Science
What is a circuit?
Geography
The water cycle
Can you create a poster or model to help explain the water cycle?
Design & Technology
Look at your design that you created last week, think about what materials you could use to make each part of your model boat. It is going to be very important that these materials can float or you boat will not survive very long. Have a look around the house to see what materials you could use (carrier bags, old fabric, twigs, tin foil, cling film, I'm sure you will find many more) . Test some of these materials to see if the will float or not and therefore whether they would be effective to use on your boat. When you have decided make sure that you add these labels to your design.
PSHCE
Resilience
Ladder
The resilience ladder is a great tool for working
towards a goal. The reason we really like it is because, before encouraging the
child to work towards their goal, it encourages them to think about how they
might feel along the way. Managing expectations for this and preparing for
uncomfortable feelings is an important step in any challenging journey and can
make the difference between quitting and carrying on. This ladder could be
useful for any children who are preparing to come back to school
and to go over their thoughts about this and how they can prepare.
Everybody
Worries
Everybody Worries is a free picture book by John
Burgerman. It starts with general worries and how some people might worry about
something that others don’t. It then moves on to coronavirus, we really like
that it includes some coping strategies for use when worried. I really like this book although it may seem a little simple it's sure to make you think :)
Picture news
Story: One parent’s solution to helping her children manage
money during the lockdown period was to buy a vending machine for the family!
Question: How should we learn to manage our money?
Virtual
Assembly
