Year 3 Thursday 4.02.21

Please look at the whole page. We start with writing then maths. Moving onto guided reading then after lunch, Accelerated Reading, topic and PE. We will end the day with a story. All the lessons are there to keep you entertained and happy. This page is meant to help you and give you a little bit of Hillstone at home.

Don’t forget to sign in, upload your work and leave us any comments in the comment box.

Stay safe and I’ll see you soon. Mr Bennett, Miss Thornton, Mrs Edwards.

We had some fantastic work yesterday. So well done if you sent yours in. These are just some that we would like to mention because of the great effort that they put in; Alexia, Ellie, Ava W, Freddy, Tyler and Jorge!

Keep it coming and remember to put your name on so that we can give you a shout out tomorrow.

I’ll be online all day today to help you. Remember to sign in and say hello so that I know you are online and I can fill in the register for today. I am looking forward to seeing all of your amazing work today. Have the best day! Mrs Edwards

We would like you to log in into virtual school every day to access the learning. It is crucial that we maintain a routine that is as close as possible to a normal school day. New learning will be available each weekday and we ask that you leave us a comment (questions or messages) you have for your teacher. These will be answered daily so don’t hesitate to comment should you need any support or just want to check-in. Any work that you do, remember to tweet it @hillstoneps.

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Most importantly, make sure to stay safe! Have a great day!

Remember to sign in by saying ‘Hi’ in the comments box.

Good News!
We now have a place that you can send your work to us. When you finish a lesson, please take a photo of what you have done and submit it here. Please make sure your name is written clearly somewhere on the photo.
We’re looking forward to seeing your work!

EMAIL TO YEAR3@HILLSTONE.ORG.UK

DON’T FORGET TO PUT YOUR NAME ON YOUR WORK

9:00-10:00

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Feedback from yesterday would be to remember that the more varied the adjectives and noun phrases, the more persuasive and interesting your writing about Roman city life will be. There were lots of fun, good, nice, busy, and louds used to describe Roman life in the city. You can be more imaginative than that! Some of the star adjectives that wowed me were; vibrant, bustling and bursting with life to describe the markets and therapeutic, heavenly and relaxing to describe the Roman Baths.

Today we write! 2-3 paragraphs telling Maximus how amazing Domus’ are and then how much fun Roman cities are in Britain. Enjoy the topic lesson to learn about delicious Roman food.

REMEMBER you are telling him how wonderful the city is. IN Roman cities in Britain, they would have baths, markets selling Roman food and drink and amphitheatres where gladiators would fight. We want to Persuade him that moving to Britain is a good idea.

Mrs Parr’s RWI group ONLY, use the picture support sheet to help you build a sentence, hold a sentence and write the sentence.

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10:30-11:30

Feedback from yesterday’s lesson is to be careful with those angles that are just a little bit smaller or larger than a right angle. Lots of children for Q.1 thought that (f) was a right angle when in fact it was smaller than a right angle. Don’t let them trick you!

Arithmetic- When using the short column method for multiplication, always remember to add that newbie onto the answer at the end. There were lots of newbies being forgotten yesterday which made some of your answers incorrect– especially for those questions where the answer was over 100 (46×3, 34×3).

Today, we are going to be comparing angles. You will need your right angle tester that you made handy, so go and find that now. We are going to be looking at two new types of angles. ‘Acute’ and ‘obtuse’ angles. You will find out what these words mean today and also how to find those two types of angles. There will be some video clips for you to watch to help you along the way.

Any questions, just pop into the comment box and we will help you. Enjoy!

Watch the video below to find out what you will be doing.

Download the lesson for today below.

Explanation video 1

Explanation video 2

Explanation video 3

Complete today’s worksheets. Click below to download them.

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11:30-11:45

Grab a piece of fruit for snack and watch Newsround with us!

11:45-12:30

Guided Reading

There were some great predictions yesterday. Just be careful to use the clues in the text to base your predictions on rather than just guess. For example one of the questions was ‘where do you think the family are going?’. Some answers were to the park to play or to the sandpit… remember the text stated they were going to dad’s favourite place not the children’s.

Join me today for lesson 3 of guided reading this week. We will be looking at the similarities and differences in the 3 parts of the story. Listen to the story before the lesson so that you remember all the events that happen. Remember to submit your work afterwards for me to look at.

The Sandal:

Today’s lesson video:

Click here for a PDF version of the lesson.

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13:30-13:50

Accelerated Reader

Read your AR book. When you are finished, you can take your quiz on Accelerated Reader. You can login here. Any problems, (for example, if you can’t remember your login details) just leave us a comment at the bottom of the page.

Click HERE to visit an online reading website. Select any story you would like to hear and click on ‘Youtube’ (so that you can view and listen to the story through Youtube). Don’t forget to let us know what stories you are reading/have read in the comments below!

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13:50 – 14:35

Topic: Remarkable Romans!

In topic today we are going to look at the different foods that the Ancient Romans would have eaten for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Watch the video before the lesson about Roman food and don’t forget at the end there is a really interesting but gross video all about the Roman Vomitorium… Yes it was a real thing!

Click here for a PDF download of today’s lesson and task.

Click here for the video about Ancient Roman food.

Click here for the video about the Roman Vomitorium.

Its time to move! What could you do today to be active? You could go on a walk, go for a run, ride your bike or dance to your favourite song. If you are struggling for sometime fun to do, click here for one of coaches fun activities.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the story!

I originally chose and recorded this video at the start of last week, as you may have seen in the news recently, that Sir Tom Moore had been in the hospital. Unfortunately, he passed on away on Tuesday. So this is now in memory of him. This is a story about his life and the wonderful things he did for our country and more recently, our NHS. I hope that you enjoy it. My daughter Ivy-Rose will make an appearance today so apologies for the minor interruptions. (she didn’t quite understand that she couldn’t actually see you.)

We hope that you enjoyed today’s lessons, we look forward to seeing all of your work. Have a relaxing evening and we will see you tomorrow.