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P3 Home Learning for Wednesday 6.5.20

Good morning Primary 3! I hope you had a lovely holiday weekend with your families. I just wanted to say that I was very impressed by your photos showing the wonderful work you are doing! Well done!

Below are your home learning tasks for today and the resources you will need to complete them:

Maths – Measuring in cms. Today’s activity is about ordering different lengths. For question 3, please choose five objects from home. Question 4 is a little bit trickier. Read the question carefully and take it step by step. You will need to use your knowledge of doubling and halving for this question! I have also included a measuring game to revise how we use a ruler to measure in cms. Please complete level 1.

Literacy – This week are revising capital letters, full stops and question marks. Please complete one of the differentiated activity sheets.

French – Revising the numbers 1-10 in French. Next week we will progress to numbers to 20. There are lots of fun songs on youtube to help you too.

RME – Story of the Good Samaritan. Design a poster to encourage others to be kind.

Here are the links to this week’s activities:

Y2 Spring Block 5 WO4 Order lengths 2019

https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/measuring-in-cm

Correct the sentence punctuation activity sheets

French Numbers 0-10 memory match game

The Good Samaritan story power point

Design a kindness poster

I hope you all enjoy the rest of your week.

Miss Whigham

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