There will be 6 different topics!
An overview/breakdown of these can be found here, Yr3 Curriculum 25-26 Overview NEW
This term we will be studying…
The Big Dig!
Children will be expected to complete reading at home to an adult. The expected amount is at least 3 reads of 15 minutes per week it is vital that your child completes this as it supports the learning that takes place in the classroom
All reading at home should be recorded in the reading log book so that children can earn rewards for their efforts.
Each half term children will be given a ‘topic web’ (see below). This ‘web’ calls for a variety of skills to be used from across the curriculum.
All of the suggested ideas link to our current topic and should be tackled over the course of the half term. (Hand each piece in as it is completed).
This homework is designed to enable families to tackle homework at their own pace helping pupils maintain a broad and balanced homework currciulm whilst supporting their mental health and wellbeing.
Purple Mash is a fantastic resource that allows your child to word process, create images, create code and much much more. Every child has a login for Purple Mash and this can be used both at school and at home. Please click on the image above to link to this site.
Please ask your child’s teacher if you require a new username and password.
Additional times table challenges can be created from the website below.
http://www.timestables.me.uk/
More online games to support learning:
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/
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