Year 3 homework

Date: 13.2.2020 Due date: 26.2.2020

For the half-term:

Handwriting:

Spellings:

Literacy:

For the half-term holiday, we would like you to support the children with

preparing for the World Book Day on 5th

March (children to dress up as a

book character) and the poetry competition in March. Kindly read the

newsletter for further details.

Humanities:

For the next topic, the Romans, we would like the children to make a Roman

shield. We have included some examples below. I am sure they will as

always use their creativity and ingenuity as they have showed with previous

projects!

Art/DT:

Year 3 are going to be doing block painting and embroidery. To make this a

practical and useful exercise, we would like to order cotton tote bags. Kindly

please contribute £1 towards the cost in cash to your class teacher by the due

date.

Film Competition: Can you write a storyboard to share a story? The theme

for this is Change. When you hear the word ‘change’, what do you think

about? Is it the change to the global climate and the melting ice caps or is it

the importance of recycling? You may be thinking of the changes of the

seasons as autumn turns into spring or is it about baking, where the raw

ingredients once put in an oven change into a yummy cake! Be creative.

In no more than 8 boxes, create a storyboard about Change.

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

See example below:

Maths:

Please solve and represent the word problems below to show your

understanding of bar models. Look at the example to help you.

Please continue to learn your times tables with the focus on 3, 4 and 8. Play

these fun maths games to help you become an even better mathematician!

They can also practice their times tables at home using the following link

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/times-tables/coconut-multiples

https://www.timestables.co.uk/

http://www.maths-games.org/times-tables-games.html

Narasimha class: Extra maths activities are on Google classroom classroom - multiplication/division material

Sanskrit: From Mrs Khandwala (due Tuesday 25.2.2020)

Write the words given below in Devanaagari (Sanskrit Script). Use the

knowledge of all the vowels and consonants learnt so far.

I will test you on the following words and their meanings.

Example: ekaḥ(one) = एक: (understand eए kaक ḥ:)

aḥ (Vishnu)

aṅakaḥ (number)

aṅagaḥ (Body part)

ajaḥ (male goat)

adhaḥ(under)

kaṭaḥ (mat)

khagaḥ (bird)

gaṇaḥ (group)

gajaḥ (elephant)

gataḥ (gone)

ghaṭaḥ (Pot)

caṭakaḥ(sparrow)

janaḥ(person)

janakaḥ(father)

tataḥ(after that /therefore)

nakhaḥ (nail).

The Website which we use at school.

https://www.samskrittutorial.in/class_oneNOTE: To access this website which is free,

you will need to create your Login details. Some more interesting website to learn alphabets:

1) http://enjoylearningsanskrit.com/sanskrit-alphabet-tutor

Here is the video on how to use this website for learning to write and read Sanskrit.

http://enjoylearningsanskrit.com/guides-for-using-the-sanskrit-learning-tools-and-applications

2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vij97iX2JwY vowel song

3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIqt8CiRQis Consonant Song

4) https://www.ashtangayoga.info/philosophy/sanskrit-and-

devanagari/devanagari-learning-game/

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Regards,

Mrs Khandwala

Have a lovely half term!

Mrs Tanna, Mrs Ganatra-Parmar & Miss Popat