3F
Week 10 Home Learning Grid
Monday 8th June
Please click on the link below for the latest Home Learning Grid. You can share any of the work you've done with me by sending a photo using your gmail account. Below the grid are some useful website addresses if you want any additional activities to do.
Useful Websites
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-3/
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/tags/zmyxxyc/year-3-and-p4-lessons
https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/?s=activity&fwp_post_types=activities&fwp_age_categories=age-7-8
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/ordering-and-sequencing-numbers
https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/login?c=0
Miss Fell's enjoyed doing jigsaws!
Week 9 Home Learning Grid
Monday 18th May
Thank you for all the hard work and learning that you've been doing. I've seen some lovely photos of children in 3F doing wonderful activities at home and I've enjoyed looking at the Google Slides and Docs that some of you have shared with me. I'm looking forward to seeing more.
Click below for the latest Home Learning Grid.
Have a look at the photos below to show some of the wonderful home learning and activities that our class have been doing.
Isabelle's VE Day research project
Rowan's work
Week 8 - Home Learning Grid
Monday 11th May
Here's your next Home Learning Grid. If you have any work that you would like to show me, then I'd really like to see it. You could send a photo of your work or share a Google Doc using your gmail account. Happy home learning.
Week 7 - Home Learning Grid
Monday 4th May
On Friday 8th May, it will be the 75th anniversary of VE Day.
VE Day stands for Victory in Europe Day, which took place on Tuesday, May 8 in 1945.
It marked the end of World War II, and was the day on which allied forces announced the surrender of Germany in Europe.
This week, your home learning activities are linked to this event.
Click on the link below for your next home learning grid.
Week 6 Home Learning Grid
Monday 27th April
Please click below to find your next Home Learning Grid. Keep up the good work and remember you can revisit any activities that you've enjoyed from other weeks.
Music - Welcome to Yumu Aldwyn!
The Music service has has invited Year 3 to a new way to learn about music and practise on-line. If you can, check out some of the activities by clicking on the document below where you'll find more details.
Week 5 Home Learning Grid
Monday 20th April
Click on the link below to find this week's home learning grid. As well as the activities on the grid, you can also revisit any previous activities that you have enjoyed.
Week 4 - Tuesday 14th April
Happy Easter and happy home learning.
Please click on the link below to find some suggested activities for home learning.
Week 3 - Monday 6th April
Click on the link below to take you to your next Home Learning Grid.
Home Learning Grids
Below is Year 3s home learning grid for Weeks 1 and 2. You don't have to do all the activities. Have a go at least one maths, one English and one other activity each day. Also, why not join in PE with Joe (the Body Coach) on youtube each weekday at 9am.
Try logging onto this website for lots of great activities: https://www.booktrust.org.uk/hometime
On the quiz page, there is a quiz about Ancient Egypt.
Just a quick reminder for anyone not too sure about our maths methods.
| Think of 10 two digit numbers and double them using the diamond method. | Think of 10 two digit even numbers and halve them using the diamond method. | Log on to TTRockstars and practise your times tables. | Log onto Active Learn and play the games set for you. | Log on to Topmarks and practise your number facts in Hit the Button. |
| Practice telling the time using an analogue and digital clock. | Choose two 3-digit numbers and use frog to work out the difference. | Roll a dice (or make your own set of digit cards from 0-9) to make 2 digit or 3 digit numbers. Put them on a number line in order. | Explain to a grown-up how to play Buzz Off Sit Down. | Make a list of right angles that you can find in your house. |
| Draw shapes and show these fractions: ⅓, ¼, ⅙, ⅛, 2/7, 5/9, 6/10. | Draw round different shaped objects at home. Describe the properties of the shape. | Read your reading book from school. | Read a book you have at home. | Do a book review on a book you have read. You could put it on a Google doc and share with your teacher. |
| Write a set of instructions about how to do something in your house e.g how to make toast. | Practise your spellings from year 3. | Choose some of your spellings to write in a sentence. | Write a diary or recount of what you did yesterday. | Write an acrostic poem using the word ‘EGYPTIANS’. |
| Design or make a canopic jar. | Make up your own dance to ‘Walk like an Egyptian’ or ‘Sand Dance’ |
Draw a skeleton and label the bones. | Carry out some research about Cleopatra. | Make a Google doc or slide about a topic of your choice e.g. favourite hobby/football team. |
Useful links to websites to support home learning
Active Learn
https://www.activelearnprimary.co.uk/
Topmarks
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
TTRockstars
Spring 2019
This term our research topic is 'Extreme Earth'. We will be learning about volcanoes, earthquakes and planet earth. In science, we are going to explore forces and magnets. We are starting a new English unit of work on explanation texts. Wallace and Gromit will feature in our work as well as some other amazing contraptions. We launched our English work by building marble runs, then, we designed our own and worked together to build our own marble runs.
Marble Runs
Look at the photos of us working together on our marble runs.
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Stage 2
Stage 3
R.E.
In R.E, we have been looking at how different religions celebrate important festivals. Today (19th November) we were learning about how Hindus celebrate Diwali. People often use Rangoli patterns to decorate the floors so we went into the playground and created our own Rangoli patterns using chalk.
George's Marvellous Medicine
In English, we enjoyed making our own amazing potions. We are now writing our own versions of this wonderful story by Roald Dahl.
Autumn 2019
Welcome to 3F - 2019/2020
Welcome to 3F's class page. The children have had a wonderful first week back at school and have been working hard. In English, we have started to read George's Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl and are looking forward to making our own 'magical' potions. During our maths lessons, we have been partitioning numbers, comparing numbers and practising our times tables.
Our theme for this half term is 'Food, Glorious Food!' We will be learning about nutrition in science, as well as creating our own healthy soups.
Keep checking our class page as soon, we will be adding photos of some of the great learning that has been going on in our classroom.
Playscripts
In English, we have been learning about playscripts. We began by reading different playscripts including Little Red Riding Hood. Look at our photos and videos of our performances.
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P.E.
On Tuesday 12th March, some visitors from Tameside School Games came in to work with us. Five activities were set up including, Pirate Plank, Make a Racket and Zig-Zag. We were set a personal challenge which was to beat our own scores/times on each activity. We really enjoyed ourselves.
Doing the Pirate Plank and more....
World Book Day
On Thursday 7th March, we celebrated World Book Day. We dressed up as different book characters, took part in lots of different book activities and, along with the rest of the school, enjoyed the story Giraffes Can't Dance by Giles Andreae. Have a look at our photos and see if you can work out who we dressed up as.
Rocks and Fossils
This term, we have been learning about rocks and fossils. We made careful observations of different rocks and used magnifying glasses to look even closer. In our books, we then described the rocks using interesting adjectives. We enjoyed learning about fossils and the life of Mary Anning.
Making careful observations
Stone Age Day
On Tuesday 29th January, our class took part in a Stone Age workshop. We learnt all about Stone Age tools, Stone Age food and Stone Age clothes.
Autumn 2018
Welcome to 3F's class page. The children have settled in really well and are working hard. This term, our research topic is 'Local History and Georgraphy'. As part of our learning, we will be visiting the local Moravian settlement in Droylsden, going to Ryecroft Hall and visiting Clayton Hall. In science, we will be learning about food and nutrition, skeletons and muscles.
Clayton Hall 2018
On Thursday 13th December, we enjoyed a magical day out at Clayton Hall. In the morning, we had a very special visit from Father Christmas. After singing some songs, talking with Father Christmas and receiving a present, we took part in some Christmas crafts where we made some Victorian Christmas decorations/toys.
After dinner, we dressed up as Victorian children and went round the different rooms in Clayton Hall. In each room, there were activities to do and we found out lots of interesting information. We had a great day out and we thank all the volunteers at Clayton Hall for a wonderful experience.
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We Will Remember Them
Healthy Eating
As part of our science topic about food and nutrition, we made our own healthy soup. We brought in lots of different vegetables including onions, broccoli, potatoes and peppers, then we chopped them all up, added some water and waited!
Working Together in Maths and English
This week we have been working well together. In maths, we have been learning about the properties of 2D shapes and sorting them into a Venn diagram. As part of our work in English, about George’s Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl, we have been creating our own adverts for a magic potion.
Our Visit to the Moravian Settlement in Droylsden
On Tuesday 18th September we visited the Fairfield Moravian settlement. We had a great morning and learned lots of interesting facts about the settlement. In the first part of the morning, we went into the church and had a walk around the 'village'. After that, we took part in 3 activities which were looking at old artefacts, dressing up as a Moravian settler and looking around the small, but fascinating, museum.
Have a look at our slide show to see for yourself!
- Head Teacher - Mrs. C. Charnock
- Secretary Mrs. T. Booth
- Aldwyn Primary School, Lumb Lane, Audenshaw, Manchester, M34 5SF
- Email: admin@aldwyn.tameside.sch.uk Telephone : 0161 370 3626
- Aldwyn Primary School, Lumb Lane,
- Audenshaw, Manchester, M34 5SF
- Email: admin@aldwyn.tameside.sch.uk
- Telephone : 0161 370 3626