Daily Prayers
Here is a link to the daily prayer that we use in school. If you scroll down to KS2, then click through the slides you can see a prayer for each day. This week, Jesus reminds us how important prayer is. Please remember in these very difficult times that we still have so much to be thankful for.
English
Watch the video on the link below and complete the activities.
On the main Year 3 page (before you click on 'Home learning') there is a writing competition and also some spelling activities.
Don't forget the links to reading books and your daily Purple Mash reading activity.
The link below will take you to a website called 'Once upon a picture' which has some lovely pictures that you can discuss with somebody at home, describe in writing, or write a story about. Have a go!
Maths
Watch the video link below.
Once you have watched the video, here is the worksheet for you to complete:
Use your time this afternoon to catch up with anything that you need to and hand in any work that you might have missed. Read the 'homework' message below.
Have a lovely, well-deserved half term holiday, Year 3.
Keep yourselves safe and God bless.
Mrs Moore
Homework
- Read a story out loud to a pet or a toy.
- Carry out a random act of kindness every day.
- Help around the house to make someone smile.
- Try making pancakes with an adult and write about it afterwards.
- Tell a story you have read recently to someone at home, or make one up.
- Say a thank you prayer to God for something you are grateful for.
- Show how you can be generous in your thoughts and actions.
- Make up a song about something you have learnt in your lessons and share it with someone.
- Help with the cooking and enjoy eating together with your family.
- Make your own exercise video (like Joe Wicks/Cosmic Kids Yoga) and ask your family to join in!
Lent calendar
There is a link below to the Lent calendar from CAFOD. Lent starts on Ash Wednesday next week. You might like to follow the calendar and look at the thoughts / activites for each day. You can find more information if you'd like on CAFOD's website: www.cafod.org.uk
