Maths Homework

This week’s Maths homework is one simple addition problem… however, in class we’ve been challenging the children to come up with different ways of solving the problem. Here are 6 we came up with in class. The children can use these methods or come up with their own.

As adults we know that sometimes an addition problem (in the supermarket for example) needs us to do column addition, but sometimes a problem like 250 + 10 merely needs us to jump 10 on a number line. This is what we’re trying to practise. How many methods can we think of, and which is the best for this particular problem!

We’re always available to chat on the Year 3 email if you have any problems with the homework or any set.

A4 card wanted!

On the first few days back after half term we’ll be making our Stone Age roundhouses.

Please could we have any nice thick bits of card about A4 sized so the children have something to create their roundhouses on.

If you have any extra we’d really appreciate this too. Any card from packaging boxes is perfect.

Our musical afternoon

On a Wednesday afternoon we are lucky to have a music lesson with Mr Baker who has been working on our rhythm when using instruments. In our composition, different instruments have to play on different beats so you need to make sure you concentrate on counting to make sure you’re in time. See if you can spot our concentrating faces in our pictures!

The Eagle Man

He is affectionately known as the ‘Eagle Man’ in Year 3 but he’s actually called Martin, he’s from the amazing Xtreme Falconry and last Thursday he wowed us all with some amazing birds of prey.

Hopefully, Meadow 3 have been chatting non-stop about the experience and all the amazing eagle facts that they learned on the day. We’re looking forward to reading the amazing fact sheet that they are currently creating!

Home Learning Autumn 1

This is our first Home Learning Leaflet for the year. It gives you an overview of what we’ll be learning up until half term. It also has amazing ideas for extra learning that you can be doing at home. We’re asking for all home learning to be in school for a sharing session on 14th October 2022.