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Year Three Homework Page
 

  



Year 3 email address:
andromeda@castleview.slough.sch.uk
orion@castleview.slough.sch.uk

Upcoming dates for your diary:  

 

 

 

Friday 15th December - school finishes at 12 midday (End of term)

Thursday 4th January - Back to school for the children


Notes to Know This Week: 

 

 

Dear Parents,

Our topic for next term will be Vikings – where children will be learning the history and culture of the Vikings. To start of the topic, on the first day back we will be having a ‘Hook Day’ whereby we dedicate the whole day to learning about the new topic. We would like to request that the children come dressed as a Viking. Please don’t feel as if you must buy a new outfit, use what you have already at home or be creative! The first day back will be Thursday 4th January 2024 – our Hook Day. 

 

/docs/Year_3_Homework/letter_for_hook_day_vikigns.docx

Practice this song following the link at home

/docs/Year_3_Homework/Song_to_practice.docx

Bray and Dinton residential initial information

/docs/Year_3_Homework/Initial_Meeting_-_Bray_and_Dinton.ppt

 

Homework Tasks

Homework will be set every Friday on our new platform and must be submitted by the following Wednesday

 

Maths - Written Subtractions

English - Silent letters

Spellings - Children will be tested on their spellings every Friday. The children have been given their small blue spelling books with either the letters A, B, or C  on the front cover. These indicate which spelling groups they are in and which spellings they will need to learn. It would be good practice for them to include each word in a different sentence, to demonstrate that they understand how to use the word in context. Remember to underline the word that they have included in the sentence. The children will bring their spelling books home on Friday, so that you can see their spellings scores, however, make sure the children bring their spelling books to hand in to their teacher on Mondays.

 

Your weekly spellings are listed below. 

       Group A

       Group B

     Group C

 

Believe

Appear

Often

Group

Breath

Continue

Arrive

Women

Describe

Height

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Believe

Appear

Often

Group

Breath

Continue

Arrive

Women

 

 

 

 

Wobble

Multiple

Dazzle

Riddle

Camel

Tunnel

Reading

 

Notes to Know This Week:

* Your child has been issued a reading book. We do insist on books being read and comments made in the home/school books before they are changed every Friday. 

 

Each evening please read aloud to a member of your family.  Remember to talk about the book.

What might happen next?

How do you think the character is feeling? Why do you think that?

What happened in the story?

Can you find a word that means the same as ............?

What is the definition of .........?  If you don't know, can you find it in the dictionary?

Did you enjoy the story? Why?

Have you read a different story that has similar themes in to this story?

Remember to refer back to the text when answering the questions.

Please bring your reading book and home school diary into school every day as we like to hear you read at different times during the week.

You are responsible for changing your reading book when it has been signed by an adult in your homework diary.  Please change as and when needed during our morning busy work. 

 

 

Recommended reading list for LKS2

https://www.thereaderteacher.com/year3

 

Also Find some useful reading cards to improve your child's comprehension skills.

 

Activity Cards year-3-writing-checklist

Guided Reading Questions

 Year 3 Spag Booklet Year 3-and-4-spelling-list practising-cursive-letter-joins-activity-booklet-english_ver_7.pdf

 Times tables 

This half term the children will focus on all of the times tables up to and including the 12s. Learn these times tables forward, backwards and out of order.  Please use times tables rock stars to practise.  Your log in is the same as your log in for the computers at school.  On a Friday, each week, the children will have a times tables test to prepare them for their times table check in Year 4.

 

Maths Passports

You have been given a maths passport which you will need to bring to and from school each day in your school bags.  It is a tool that will help you become fluent in your times tables and related division facts.  Please practise the skills, once you have practised, a parent can test you and sign it if you complete it rapidly – a parent can only sign off two out of the three boxes as an adult within school will sign off one of the three boxes.  We will be using the passports during our morning activities on various days and during our maths lessons on a Friday.  Please do not rush the tasks, they are to be completed over a period of time to ensure you are fluent before moving onto the next maths passport.

 

Please ensure that an adult signs your diary, in the space provided at the bottom of the right page, each week to show that you have read with them.

 

For information on what the children will be learning in each subject this term, please refer to the following link to the Year 3 Curriculum Map Autumn 2:

/docs/Year_3_Homework/Y3_CM_Autumn_2_Life_beneath_the_Canopy.pptx

 

/docs/Year_3_Homework/Y3_Workshop_2023__.pdf 

Thank you for all your support, 
Year 3 Team.