Its Thursday Wow this week has flown by

It’s Thursday! Wow this week has flown by! We are missing you all… Have a great day From The Year 3 Team x Don’t forget to get your exercise in and some fresh air at some point today if you do not do it in the morning!

There’s a sumdog competition focusing on adding and subtracting 1 s, 10 s and 100 s, which is what we have looked at this week! It starts at 10 am and finishes at 12 pm. Good luck!

SPa. G starter - Add the apostrophe in the correct places below. Harry said he couldnt do his homework. Billy didnt like his new haircut. Molly cant sleep very well if she naps in the day. Jake doesnt like chocolate ice cream but he loves chocolate! Lisa hasnt seen a four leaf clover before.

Apostrophes have two uses! 1. They replace letters to shorten words. These are called contractions! E. g. did not becomes didn’t. 1. They are used to show when something belongs to somebody. This is called possession. E. g. Riley’s hat. The hat belongs to Riley.

Apostrophes for possession An apostrophe is normally used with the letters to show ownership or possession.

Mrs Cleghorn’s striped bobble hat. The bobble hat belongs to Mrs Cleghorn. Mr Carrington’s Nike trainers. The Nike trainers belong to Mr Carrington. Mr Burbage’s office. The office belongs to Mr Burbage.

This is Joan's jacket. The dog's kennel. Tate’s writing book. Millie's pen. Miss Clarke’s delicious lunch.

Warning! If the person/proper noun ends in an ‘s’ the apostrophe comes after the ‘s’ and not before. Some examples: Jess’ dance moves! James’ baseball cap. Miss Jones’ dog. Thomas’ Pokemon book.

Here are some pictures of objects (nouns). Can you match them up with a person (proper noun) of your choice and show possession by adding an apostrophe?

MATHS - 02. 04. 2020 As you enjoyed the challenge so much that we set yesterday, we found another for you. See if you can find out who stole the Easter Bunny costume! Have fun!

The booklet to complete all of this is on a separate document on the website! The answers are on the final page - NO CHEATING! Parents can check them for you at the end! Have fun!

POETRY - 02. 04. 2020 LO: I can write my own rhyming couplet poem

We loved your poetry plans yesterday! Now, today your job is to write your own version of My Teacher! This is how to set out each rhyming couplet and verse! My teacher wasn't half as _______ as yours seems to _______ name was ____ and ____ taught us _______ You need to fill in the blanks as I have done! My teacher wasn't half as kind as yours seems to be Her name was Mrs Cleghorn and she taught us R. E

If you want to change the words completely, that is fine! Use your plan that you created yesterday and the rhyming words to help you! Don’t forget two lines have to rhyme to make it a rhyming couplet!

My Teacher by Roald Dahl My teacher wasn't half as nice as yours seems to be. His name was Mister Unsworth and he taught us history. And when you didn't know a date he'd get you by the ear And start to twist while you sat there quite paralysed with fear. He'd twist and twist your ear and twist it more and more. Until at last the ear came off and landed on the floor. Our class was full of one-eared boys. I'm certain there were eight. Who'd had them twisted off because they didn't know a date. So let us now praise teachers who today are all so fine And yours in particular is totally divine.

Daily activities: ❏Ten minutes of quiet reading a book of your choice/library book or reading book ❏X 3 x 4 x 6 x 8 Times table practise ❏Thirty minutes of exercise ❏Get some fresh air! ❏No more than 60 mins of screen time ❏Get creative - make something out of nothing! ❏Send us an email to say hello!