Remote learning: Year 3 - Miss D'Andrea           
​email: mdandrea@hathernprimary.net

Hello Class 3 children, parents and carers,
Just because you are not attending school it does not mean that we can't enhance learning and have fun at the same time. 
You and your parents or carers will find lots of fun activities to do together. This website will be updated regularly, so please visit to see more activities and 'fun things' that you can do.  Also don't forget to read your books and talk about what is happening, going back to the text to justify your answers. 
Remember that you also have homework activities sent home on the topic of 'Chocolate' too.
Happy learning and remember to have fun and look after each other.
​Miss D'Andrea
P.S. Remember to practise on TT Rockstars and Spelling Shed too.


​   

Updated 8th May 2020
Please email me your photos at mdandrea@hathernprimary.net
​Click the button below for a link to the gallery
Don't forget to enter the competition below and win book tokens for you and your class too!

Welcome back after half term.  I hope you are all well and enjoyed the lovely weather?
I will continue to update the website every few days so come back to check for updates.  Remember to use Spelling Shed and TT rock stars to help you learn too!
For those time tables don't forget to move to the timetable beat using SuperMovers and Number Rock too.  Take care of each other !
Remember 'LEARNING IS FUN' :-)
​ 

Click on this link for the template and competition details www.nationalbooktokens.com/create-a-national-book-token-for-your-class 
GOOD LUCK!
Competition ends on Sunday 28th June 2020!

Updated 1st June  2020 
COMPETITION
Win BOOK TOKENS for you and your class!
Create a fabulous National Book Token design whilst learning from home, and you could return to school with National Book Tokens for all! Whether it's the school crest doodled in ink, a pencil drawing of the entire class, or something completely different, they'll choose one child's design to put on a National Book Tokens gift card every week for seven weeks. When schools open up again, the young designer and their classmates will each receive a £10/€10 National Book Token – emblazoned with the winning artwork.

Listen to a story
Listen to the next two  chapters in the book
of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone.
​

Updated 1st June 2020
Maths -Lesson 1  Adding two 3 digit numbers
​
​
lesson_1_-_add_two_3-digit_numbers_-_crossing_10_or_100_2019.pdf
File Size: 2136 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
lesson_1_answers_-_add_two_3-digit_numbers_-_crossing_10_or_100_2019.pdf
File Size: 3406 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

Updated 1st June 
English - Reading Activity
Using the book You're a Bad Man, Mr Gum you will learn how to identify the main points, summarise an extract and predict what might happen next.

Science
Plants
Plant growth Plants need air, light, warmth, water and nutrients to be healthy. If they are healthy, they can continue making their own food through photosynthesis. Most healthy plants are upright with green leaves. Find out more about how plants develop and survive.  Look at the different parts of the plant, including the stem, trunk, leaves, flowers and root and how they are all vital to keeping a plant healthy.

Updated 2nd June 2020
Maths 
Lesson 2 - Subtract 3 numbers (no exchange)
​
lesson_2_-_subtract_3-digit_numbers_from_3-digit_numbers_-_no_exchange_2019.pdf
File Size: 875 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
lesson_2_answers_-_subtract_3-digit_numbers_from_3-digit_numbers_-_no_exchange_2019.pdf
File Size: 1994 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

English
Similes and Metaphors
Remind yourselves what they are here

Then use them to complete this activity in a piece of creative writing
​

History
Revision - What was Life like in the Iron Age?
Around 800 BC people in Britain learned how to use iron. This discovery had a dramatic impact on everyday life. Iron tools made farming much easier than before and settlements grew in size.

Updated 3rd June 2020
Maths
Lesson 3 - Subtract 3 digit numbers (exchange)
lesson_3_-_subtract_a_3-digit_number_from_a_3-digit_number_-_exchange_2019.pdf
File Size: 1195 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
lesson_3_answers_-_subtract_a_3-digit_number_from_a_3-digit_number_-_exchange_2019.pdf
File Size: 2315 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

English 
Using Informal and Formal Language
Formal language is used when we are communicating with people we don’t know very well and want to impress or show respect to. For example, police officers or head teachers. Informal language is used when we are more relaxed and with people we know well. For example: Think about how you would answer your best friend if they asked you what you did at the weekend. Now think about how you would answer the same question if your head teacher asked you instead. How would each answer be different? We often use formal language when we write. However, there are times where writing can be informal, like when we’re writing texts messages, emails, postcards or letters to friends. We use informal language more when we speak, but there are also times where it is expected that we speak formally. For example, in a classroom presentation or when meeting someone new.

Music 
Dynamics
Dynamics are how loud or quiet music is. Learn more by clicking on the button below
​
Hathern Primary School