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YEAR
3
9:00 9:30 10:00
Mathletics 10:30
11:15
English 12:00
13:00
Spell
Zone
13:30
14:30
15:00 16:00
Monday
P.E
wit
h J
oe W
icks
Times
Table
Rockstars
-
Can you
join in the
battle
between
Robin
Class and
Heron
Class?
-Watch
fractions video
clip (see link
below)
-Equivalent
fraction wall
Outdoor
time and
Reading
Time
(reading
for at
least 15
minutes)
-Complete reading
lesson and activities
on Bitesize- (see link
below) based on The
Worst Witch by Jill
Murphy
Lun
ch
Study
words
and look,
cover
write
check
activity
Science-
-Watch
video clip
(see link
below)
-Sort the
objects into
magnetic or
non-
magnetic
Out
doo
r ti
me
Free time
-
(Could
complete
an
activity
from the
Boredom
Busters
Sheet)
New
srou
nd
Tuesday
-Complete
equivalent
fractions
questions (on
Purple Mash
blog)
-Watch inverted
commas clip (see link
below)
-Complete 'Inverted
Commas' and
'Frank's Clever
Window Again' on
Purple Mash
Egg
Hunt
Game
Do a pencil
sketch of
the 'Hokusai
Wave'
(see below)
Wednesday
-Shading
equivalent
fractions
-Choose a sea
creature picture
from below
Against
the
Clock
Game
Paint or
colour your
sketch of
the 'Hokusai
Wave'
-Identifying
fractions on a
number line
-Write ideas about
what the creature
would say if they
could speak
Thursday
-See Rainbow
fraction blog
post on Purple
Mash and
complete activity
Use 2Publish on
Purple Mash to write
a conversation
between your
character and
another sea
creature.
Please include
inverted commas!
Word
Search
Game
Create your
own version
of the
'Hokusai
Wave'
changing one
element- e.g.
colour
Friday
-Test on
Mathletics
-Challenge-
Answer the
fraction question
(on the Purple
Mash blog)
Continue writing on
your 2Publish
document. Create a
setting description
for where your
creature lives.
Bouncing
Anagram
Game
Complete R.E
activity
We have tried to find video clips and links to help with your learning, please see the following for Year 3:
Spellings from Spellzone: This week's rule is words with a short 'u' sound spelt 'ou'- https://www.spellzone.com/word_lists/list-
180.htm
Monday Maths: Equivalent fractions- https://youtu.be/qcHHhd6HizI
Monday English: Reading Lesson- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zjk9kmn
Monday Science: Magnets – https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zyttyrd/articles/zw889qt
Tuesday English: Inverted commas- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zvwwxnb/articles/ztcp97h
Joe Wicks: https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1
Daily elevenses story read by David Walliams: https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/
Art- Hokusai Wave: (see below)
Year 3 RE:
This week in RE we are going to try and come up with some examples of what Pentecost means to Christians. Look at the following
pictures and see if you can work out what the artist is trying to tell us.
Now you need to think about what emotions are the disciples feeling?
Which parts of the story are the artist telling you? Which parts of the story have been missed out? What symbols can you see? Go to
Purple Mash now and complete the work set for you – a diary entry for two people from Pentecost. Can you write down how they feel?
What do they see and hear?
Wednesday English- Sea Creature pictures for Years 3 and 4- please choose 1 to write about.
YEAR
4
9:00 9:30 10:00
Mathletics 10:30
11:15
English
12:
00
13:00
Spell
Zone
13:30
14:30
15:00 16:00
Monday
P.E
wit
h J
oe W
icks
Times
Table
Rockstars
–
Can you
join in the
battle
between
you and
the
teachers?
Adding Colossal
Columns & Add
and Subtract
using graphs
Outdoor
time and
Reading
Time
(reading
for at
least 15
minutes)
-Complete reading
lesson and activities
on Bitesize- (see link
below) based on The
Worst Witch by Jill
Murphy
Lun
ch
Study
words
and look,
cover
write
check
activity
Science- Use
2Publish to
explain the
different
steps of the
water cycle
(link below)
Out
doo
r ti
me
Free time
-
(Could
complete
an
activity
from the
Boredom
Busters
Sheet)
New
srou
nd
Tuesday
Subtracting
Colossal Columns
& Interpreting
Tables
-Watch inverted
commas clip (see link
below)
-Complete 'Inverted
Commas' and
'Frank's Clever
Window Again' on
Purple Mash
Egg
Hunt
Game
Do a pencil
sketch of the
'Hokusai
Wave'
(see below)
Wednesday
Multiply 2 digit
by 1 digit &
Reading from a
bar chart
-Choose a sea
creature picture
from below
-Write ideas about
what the creature
would say if they
could speak
Against
the
Clock
Game
Paint or
colour your
sketch of the
'Hokusai
Wave'
Thursday
Multiply 1-digit
number &
Reading from a
column graph
-Use 2Publish on
Purple Mash to
create a setting
description for
where your creature
lives.
Word
Search
Game
Create your
own version of
the 'Hokusai
Wave'
changing one
element- e.g.
colour
Friday
Multiply 1-digit
number group &
Venn Diagram 1
-Continue writing on
your 2Publish
document.
Write a conversation
between your
character and
another sea
creature.
Please include
inverted commas!
Bouncing
Anagram
Game
Complete R.E
activity
We have tried to find video clips and links to help with your learning, please see the following for Year 4:
Joe Wicks: https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1
Spellzone – words ending in ‘ough’: https://www.spellzone.com/word_lists/list-29.htm
Monday English: Reading Lesson- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7rrcqt
Monday Science: States of Matter - The Water Cycle: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zkgg87h/articles/z3wpp39
Tuesday English: Inverted commas- https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zvwwxnb/articles/ztcp97h
Daily elevenses story read by David Walliams: https://www.worldofdavidwalliams.com/elevenses/
Hokusai Wave: (see below)
Year 4 RE:
This week in RE we are going to try and answer this question:-
What is important to Hindu people?
I want you to think about the last journey you took, was it your daily walk? What did you see and do? Who kept you safe on your
journey? Who was waiting for you at the end of it?
Hindus believe that life is like a set of stepping stones, like taking your first steps when you were little, starting school…
Hindus believe that these stepping stones go into the future of our lives as well. What are your hopes for the future you? What jobs
do you have to do everyday, such as cleaning your teeth, setting the table…
For Hindus aims and duties are called Dharma and they include the following:-
Not getting angry, being truthful in speech, working for justice, forgiving people, having children when you are married, trying not to
quarrel, living a simple life, looking after the family, fulfilling religious duties such as worship and studying the scriptures.
Watch the following clips to help you:-
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02n5tks
Hindus believe that following their
dharma allows them to feel happy and
live a rewarding life. Not acting in
accordance with your dharma is
believed to be wrong and called
‘adharma’.
Now go to Purple Mash and complete the 2do list activity. Try and answer the following questions in your work:-
It is important to fulfil this duty because….
This duty would help me because…
This duty would help my community because…
In Hinduism, ‘dharma’ means duty, religion, virtue and
morality; it is a central part of a Hindu’s daily life.
Hindus believe that there are right and wrong ways to
behave so they must behave correctly, follow the moral
law and take their duties seriously. According to
dharma, it is best to do the right thing at all times.
For example, a pupil’s dharma is to
work hard at school; the parents’
dharma is to raise and support their
family; and the dharma of the police
is to protect others. At different
stages of a Hindu’s life, their dharma
will change, however, it is everyone’s
dharma to be kind, honest, religious
and to be a good person in society.